OK, tried this in BSDI:
message: import-email stdin: copy system/ports/input
and I get:
** Script Error: import-email expected data argument of type: string.
** Where: message: import-email stdin
So I did:
stdin: copy system/ports/input
print type? stdin
And it's a block... How did this work for you?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 11:31 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] impossible email dream Re:(2)
>
>
>
>
> Boy, guess I'm a little absent minded these days (too
> much on the mind): Here's a more correct version of the
> example mail filter I sent... -jeff
>
> > #!/path/to/rebol -qws
> > REBOL [
> > Title: "Mail filter"
> > ]
> >
> > stdin: copy system/ports/input
> > message: import-email stdin
> >
> > foreach [item file][
> > "REBOL" %rebol-box "Debian" %deb-box "me" %me-box
> > ][
> > if find item message/content [
> > write/append file stdin exit
> > ]
> > ] write/append %default-box stdin
> >
> > quit
>
> ;-same thru REBOL header
>
> ;- saves a step
> message: import-email stdin: copy system/ports/input
> foreach [item file][
> "REBOL" %rebol-box "Debian" %deb-box "me" %me-box
> ][
> ;- the args to find were backwards
> if find message/content item [
> write/append file stdin
> QUIT ;- instead of exit (not in function)
> ]
> ]
> write/append %default-box stdin
>
> quit
>
>
>
