David Levine <[email protected]> writes:
>Norm wrote:
>
>> But the best way to get the message numbers having such a component,
>> WITH the corresponding contents of the component is not obvious to
>> me.
>
>Some variation of (assuming bash and GNU grep):
>
>msgs=last:45
>for i in $(pick $msgs --X-Spam-Status score=); do
>[ $i -ne 0 ] && \
>grep --with-filename --ignore-case ^X-Spam-Status $(mhpath $i)
>done
Thank you very much.
Looks like that will do it, if I add '--max-count=1' to the grep arguments (in
case the message body contains any lines starting with X-Spam-Status) and
provided that the relevant component is not multi-lined. I don't think that
that component is ever multi-lined.
Your reply strong suggests that there is presently no nmh way of extracting
the content of a component, taking account of multi-lined , MIME stuff, etc.
Again, thank you most kindly.
Norman Shapiro
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