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List:       pine-info
Subject:    Re: [Pine-info] Simple filter rule doesn't work
From:       pine () slave ! umbr ! cas ! cz
Date:       2005-03-13 12:21:23
Message-ID: Pine.LNX.4.62.0503131311570.15538 () slave ! umbr ! cas ! cz
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On Sun, 13 Mar 2005, NM Public wrote:

> On 12 Mar 2005 pine@slave.umbr.cas.cz (pine@slave.umbr.cas.cz) wrote:

> > For conditions with "<No Value Set>" the help says:
> >
> > ======================================================================
> > Each Pattern has several possible parts, all of which are optional. In order
> > for there to be a match, ALL of the defined parts of the Pattern must match
> > the message. If a part is not defined it is considered a match. For example,
> > if the To pattern is not defined it will be displayed as
> > To pattern = <No Value Set>
> > ======================================================================
> >

> Try setting a condition that matches all messages, for example,
> set this:
> 
>  Score interval  = (-INF,INF)
> 
> And see if this makes your filter work. And let us know if it
> does or doesn't.

*** Yes! It works! Great work:)

> Request to the Pine Team: Please update the Pine Help so that it
> is more clear that
> 
>   	"If you have a filtering Pattern with nothing other than Current
>   Folder Type set, that filtering rule is ignored."

*** Yes. This is very important if there is sentense "not defined is 
considered a match" but it's not true. Although it's logic, it's not 
programmed this way.

> Also, what is the best way to match all messages? Is 'Score
> interval = (-INF,INF)' the best? It would be very useful if this
> were also included in the Pine Help.

***  Yes, what's the most simple condition to set to apply on each message? 
Score? To search "!anything" in "To:" field?

Thank you.

Wolf.

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