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List:       exmh-users
Subject:    Re: can't read "mhProfile(unseen-sequence)"
From:       Iain MacDonnell <Iain.MacDonnell () uk ! sun ! com>
Date:       2000-07-31 21:13:30
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"Douglas N. Arnold" writes:
: 
: For years I've been using the standard script to get a running exmh
: process to color folders with unseen mail:
: 
:  #!/usr/bin/wish
:  wm withdraw .
:  send exmh Flist_UnseenUpdate $argv
:  exit
: 
: Now it has stopped working and I can't figure out why.
: It returns the error message:
: 
:    % exmhflist inbox
:    Error in startup script: can't read "mhProfile(unseen-sequence)": no such 
: variable
:        while executing
:    "split $mhProfile(unseen-sequence)"
:        (procedure "Mh_Unseen" line 3)
:        invoked from within
:    "Mh_Unseen $folder"
:        (procedure "Flist_UnseenMsgs" line 3)
:        invoked from within
:    "Flist_UnseenMsgs $folder"
:        (procedure "Flist_UnseenUpdate" line 4)
:        invoked from within
:    "Flist_UnseenUpdate inbox"
:        invoked from within
:    "send exmh Flist_UnseenUpdate $argv"
:        (file "/home/dna/bin/exmhflist" line 7)
: 
: It even happens even with the simplest of .mh_profile files:
: 
:     Path: Mail
:     unseen-sequence: unseen
:     Folder-Unseen: inbox
:     draft-folder: drafts
: 
: Can anyone shed some light.  Thanks.
: 
:  -- Doug
: 
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