[MlMt] $MailFlagBit0
Randall Gellens
mailmate at randy.pensive.org
Sun Jul 27 18:19:06 EDT 2025
On 26 Jul 2025, at 20:05, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
> On 14 Jul 2025, at 1:38, Randall Gellens wrote:
>
>> Based on advice from Benny from years ago, some of my older rules use
>> the following sequence of actions to set a gray flag on messages:
>>
>> [Set Tag/Keyword] [Flagged]
>> [Remove Tag/Keyword] [$MailFlagBit0]
>> [Set Tag/Keyword] [$MailFlagBit1]
>> [Set Tag/Keyword] [$MailFlagBit2]
>>
>> I want to duplicate this in another rule just now, using r6272, and
>> in the available values in the pop-up for both Set and Remove
>> Tag/Keyword, I only see $MailFlagBit1 and $MailFlagBit2, not
>> $MailFlagBit0.
>>
>> I chose an available value, quit MailMate, edited
>> Library/Application\ Support/MailMate/Mailboxes.plist to change the
>> value to $MailBit0, and it works as expected.
>
> This would also be the expected behavior. This workaround is fine.
>
>> Is $MailFlagBit0 identical to $Flagged and not needed now?
>
> No, it was missing in your popup because MailMate did not find this
> keyword on any existing messages. MailMate only lists what it can find
> and then you ran into the problem that you had no way to set a
> seemingly non-existing IMAP keyword. But you found a workaround and
> after using it then the missing keyword should appear in the popup.
I use the gray color for suspected spam, and such messages are usually
either deleted or have the flag unset, so MM likely won't find messages
with this flag set.
> Another workaround would be to force MailMate to acknowledge the
> existence of these bits by explicitly assigning them tag names in the
> Tags settings pane -- but this would likely be annoying in other parts
> of the interface (although it would allow using it once to force the
> IMAP keyword into existence).
To get the gray color I need to set bits 1 and 2 and be sure bit 0 is
unset. Is there a way to assign a name to this combination?
--Randall
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