Hi Micah,
Something like the following could work:
spam = thread.labels.member? :spam
what = spam ? 'spam' : 'ham'
source_uri = "maildir:///tmp/mistakes"
source = SourceManager.source_for(source_uri) or fail "source not found"
thread.each do |m,a,b|
next if !m or m == :fake_root
info "marking message #{m.id} as #{what}"
source.store_message m.date, m.from.email do |f|
m.each_raw_message_line { |l| f.puts l }
end
end
This code assumes a maildir (/tmp/mistakes) and that you've added it as
a sup "source" with "sup-add -u maildir:///tmp/mistakes". When you mark
a thread as spam/ham, it will store the messages into that maildir. One
problem with the above code is that it does store the entire thread, so
if only one message was miscategorized you'll end up confusing your spam
filter. Depending on your exact mail setup you can probably do something
smarter here.
Excerpts from Micah Anderson's message of Tue Nov 10 23:08:22 -0500 2009:
> There has to be some way to have sup actually move a message, isn't
> there?
Sup really doesn't like it when messages are deleted from a source.
Best to just keep it a copy.
For other sup developers: it shouldn't take this much hook code to do
this. I suggest renaming Source#store_message to Source#store_raw. A new
Source#store_message should take a Message as the first argument and let
the mbox From header address and date be optional with reasonable
defaults. We should also have a Thread#each_message which ignores any
result of Thread#each that isn't a Message. These two changes would make
the hook above a lot less magical. What other API changes could we do
to make writing hooks easier?
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