Jeremy Blosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 05 Jan 2000:
> To my knowledge you can't. Operations act only on messages that are
> non-hidden. This is consistent with this being true when you apply a limit
> to messages, and then expect operations to only act inside the limit you
> gave.
Maybe there should be an operator which will match all messages, hidden
or not? Since ~A is all, it could be ~a (but this is a bit
un-intuitive, ~a should be "all visible" and ~A "all, visible and
non-visible". Maybe ~H for "hidden" would be a better choice...
Or possibly just make a ~H operator that will match only hidden
messages, so that ~A ~H will match everything?
Mikko
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