Hi all, IMAP autofiltering now seems to work quite smoothly, i.e., without the AV's and cache corruptions as before. I'm quite pleased that it works but not without a couple cosmetic issues.
When a new Inbox message is filtered, the Inbox count registers the message. So for a moment the Inbox seems to contain the message and it changes colour status. The folder then changes back to unread status and the new message count is like 1 <*> . Finally with the next sync, the folder is back to having nothing in it. Will this distraction be dealt with or is this how it will work? The other thing is that if two filters match the message, the message is moved to the destination folder for the initial matching filter and stays there. However, the same activity that occurs in the Inbox as described in the previous paragraph occurs in the target folder for the other filter. So it would seem that the message is processed by all matching filters though the correct filters actions is the one that is kept. For example, I just received a message from a friend. When TB! syncs with the server, the Inbox, my Sundry and my Friends folders all register new messages. With a couple syncs the Inbox and Sundry folder finally no longer register new message counts. My friends message is matched by two filters, i.e., the one that moves the message to Friends and the other that moves the message to Sundry. The Sundry filter is last and the Friends filter doesn't have 'continue processing with other filters' enabled. Are there plans to suppress this sort of visually distracting activity especially if a lot of filtering is ongoing? -- -=[ Allie ]=- (List Moderator and fellow end-user) PGPKeys: http://key.ac-martin.com Running The Bat! v2.11.03 on WinXP Pro (SP1)
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