On 1 Jul 2024, at 16:28, Michael Nietzold wrote:
That's not covered by the above since this folder would then need a
unique name like the internal ID.
It would be even better if this folder then also had the name of
the sender of the mail.
This would be possible if I can setup for the path a template string
which any fields of the exported email (like message iid / date parts
/ current folder / parts of the current file and more)
It would be nice if it is calculated for each attachment file: because
then different files types can be placed in different folders.
If I understand correctly, this is basically how it works. It's just not
configurable directly in the interface. For now, you'll have to take a
look at these files within the MailMate app Resources folder:
messagePartConditions.plist
relativePaths.plist
filenames.plist
You can then create files with the same names here:
~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Resources/
The idea is to have each of the popup menus have an Edit item to allow
the user to setup custom options, but right now I'm mainly interested in
just making sure the default set of options cover most of what people
need.
This is possible now. Using the “Attachments” options, MailMate
will pick any part of an email with a filename assigned in its
headers (which I think is the most robust way to identify
attachments). There's also support for just exporting images or PDFs,
but more variants could be made if needed.
This can be done if I can use a filter with a regex or some glob
syntax: other wise a `*.doc,*.pdf`
And for everything I can use a `*.*`.
I'd like to avoid having more “patterns” directly in the interface.
Even for MailMate, expert users (as measured by knowing glob/regex
patterns) are in the minority.
--
Benny
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