On 19 Jan 2016, at 11:15, Patrik Fältström wrote:
The moveToJunk is described like this:
moveToJunk: - Shorthand for ( 'moveToMailbox:', 'junk' )
It seems this is not true, because if the mail is in "junk" mailbox
already, it seems to be action "Move out of Junk".
Yes, internally it's really used as a toggle. I've changed this now such
that I use `toogleJunkMailbox:` internally and `moveToMailbox:` only
moves to Junk.
Can this is clarified, specifically what interaction there is with
SpamSieve?
First, when I was about to write the following I realized that there was
a bug in MailMate since I didn't get the expected results when trying
what I wrote. Turns out that when I recently implemented support for
`UID MOVE` (an optional IMAP feature) as an alternative to `UID
COPY/EXPUNGE` then I also broke the handling of certain types of flag
changes. This can affect moving emails from/to the Junk mailbox. I
recommend updating to the latest test version to avoid this bug.
Ok, I'll try to make a complete description. It's pretty simple:
* Moving an email to Junk automatically marks it as `$Junk` (IMAP
keyword).
* Moving an email out of Junk automatically marks it as `$NotJunk` (IMAP
keyword) except if the destination is another junk folder or the trash
folder.
* Marking an email as `$Junk` automatically unmarks it as (`$NotJunk,
NotJunk, $NonJunk, NonJunk`). It also tells SpamSieve that it's a bad
message.
* Marking an email as `$NotJunk` automatically unmarks it as (`$Junk,
Junk`). It also tells SpamSieve that it's a good message.
The last two items are also what happens when using the “Message ▸
Junk State” menu items.
The extra IMAP keyword-variants are because some email clients use
different keywords and I think those should be cleared as well (MailMate
never sets them).
My implementations is based on
[this](http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/morg/current/msg00441.html)
which I don't think ever became an official standard, but for me it's
the unofficial standard.
Or rather, I would like to know in more detail what the following
functions do:
moveToJunk:
As described above.
markAsJunk:
Sets the `$Junk` keyword as described above (including clearing other
keywords).
markAsNotJunk:
Sets the `$NotJunk` keyword as described above (including clearing other
keywords).
In the manual there is (for example) no text about interaction with
SpamSieve although I understand that is going on "under the hood". And
IF multiple things happens, what do "undo:" and "redo:" do? All of the
actions or only the last in the list?
All of the actions I believe except the cleaning of alternative IMAP
keywords. (But due to the bug mentioned this would often not work
correctly.)
I'll note that I should add something like the above to the manual.
--
Benny
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