see the examples in the bbdb info file (at the predefined hooks node).
you can only do headers, not the body of the msg. for example,
(("From" . "@.*\\.maximegalon\\.edu")
("Subject" . "time travel"))
- jfw
>>>>> On Friday, January 5, Richard Cobbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, all.
> I'd like to restrict the messages from which bbdb automatically culls
> addresses in a manner not supported by bbdb-ignore-most-messages-hook. I
> see from the bbdb info page that I can set bbdb/mail-auto-create-p to a
> function of no arguments, which presumably returns t or nil as appropriate.
> However, it's unclear to me how this function can access the mail message
> to determine if bbdb should grab the address or not.
> This may be a fairly silly question, but how *would* I access the text of
> the message, or at least the text of the headers?
> (I'm not all that familiar with elisp, which is why I may well be missing
> something obvious, but I've done a fair amount of work in other LISP
> dialects, so I'm ok with the basic LISP/elisp mindset.)
> BBDB 2.00.06
> VM 6.72
> XEmacs 21.1.10 (as included with Debian 2.2r2)
> Thanks,
> Richard
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