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@c
This
is
part
of
the
GNU
Mailutils
manual
.
@c
Copyright
(
C
)
1999
,
2000
,
2001
,
2002
Free
Software
Foundation
,
Inc
.
@c
See
file
mailutils
.
texi
for
copying
conditions
.
@comment
*******************************************************************
The
library
@file
{
libmu_scm
}
provides
an
interface
between
Mailutils
and
Guile
,
allowing
to
access
the
Mailutils
functionality
from
a
Scheme
program
.
For
more
information
about
Guile
,
refer
to
@ref
{
Top
,,
Overview
,
guile
,
The
Guile
Reference
Manual
}.
For
information
about
Scheme
programming
language
,
@xref
{
Top
,,,
r4rs
,
Revised
(
4
)
Report
on
the
Algorithmic
Language
Scheme
}.
@menu
Functions
Provided
by
libmu_scm
*
Address
Functions
::
*
Mailbox
Functions
::
*
Message
Functions
::
*
MIME
Functions
::
*
Log
Functions
::
Using
libmu_scm
*
Direct
Linking
::
*
Dynamic
Linking
::
@end
menu
@node
Address
Functions
@section
Address
Functions
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
personal
ADDRESS
NUM
Return
personal
part
of
an
email
address
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
comments
ADDRESS
NUM
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
email
ADDRESS
NUM
Return
email
part
of
an
email
address
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
domain
ADDRESS
NUM
Return
domain
part
of
an
email
address
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
local
ADDRESS
NUM
Return
local
part
of
an
email
address
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
address
-
get
-
count
ADDRESS
Return
number
of
parts
in
email
address
.
@end
deffn
@node
Mailbox
Functions
@section
Mailbox
Functions
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
open
URL
MODE
Opens
a
mailbox
specified
by
URL
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
close
MBOX
Closes
mailbox
MBOX
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
get
-
url
MBOX
Returns
the
URL
of
the
mailbox
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
get
-
port
MBOX
MODE
Returns
a
port
associated
with
the
contents
of
the
MBOX
.
MODE
is
a
string
defining
operation
mode
of
the
stream
.
It
may
contain
any
of
the
two
characters
:
@samp
{
r
}
for
reading
,
@samp
{
w
}
for
writing
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
get
-
message
MBOX
MSGNO
Retrieve
from
MBOX
message
#
MSGNO
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
messages
-
count
MBOX
Returns
number
of
messages
in
the
mailbox
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
expunge
MBOX
Expunges
deleted
messages
from
the
mailbox
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
url
MBOX
Returns
the
URL
of
the
mailbox
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mailbox
-
append
-
message
MBOX
MESG
Appends
the
message
to
the
mailbox
@end
deffn
@node
Message
Functions
@section
Message
Functions
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
copy
MESG
Creates
the
copy
of
the
given
message
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
set
-
header
MESG
HEADER
VALUE
REPLACE
Sets
new
VALUE
to
the
header
HEADER
of
the
message
MESG
.
If
the
HEADER
is
already
present
in
the
message
its
value
is
replaced
with
the
supplied
one
if
the
optional
REPLACE
is
#t. Otherwise new header is created and appended.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
size
MESG
Returns
the
size
of
the
given
message
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
lines
MESG
Returns
number
of
lines
in
the
given
message
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
sender
MESG
Returns
the
sender
email
address
for
the
message
MESG
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
header
MESG
HEADER
Returns
the
header
value
of
the
HEADER
in
the
MESG
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
header
-
fields
MESG
HEADERS
Returns
the
list
of
headers
in
the
MESG
.
If
optional
HEADERS
is
specified
it
should
be
a
list
of
header
names
to
restrict
return
value
to
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
set
-
header
-
fields
MESG
LIST
REPLACE
Set
the
headers
in
the
message
MESG
from
LIST
LIST
is
a
list
of
(
cons
HEADER
VALUE
)
Optional
parameter
REPLACE
specifies
whether
the
new
header
values
should
replace
the
headers
already
present
in
the
message
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
delete
MESG
FLAG
Mark
given
message
as
deleted
.
Optional
FLAG
allows
to
toggle
deleted
mark
The
message
is
deleted
if
it
is
#
t
and
undeleted
if
it
is
#
f
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
flag
MESG
FLAG
Return
value
of
the
attribute
FLAG
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
set
-
flag
MESG
FLAG
VALUE
Set
the
given
attribute
of
the
message
.
If
optional
VALUE
is
#
f
,
the
attribute
is
unset
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
user
-
flag
MESG
FLAG
Returns
value
of
the
user
attribute
FLAG
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
set
-
user
-
flag
MESG
FLAG
VALUE
Set
the
given
user
attribute
of
the
message
.
If
optional
VALUE
is
#f, the attribute is unset.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
port
MESG
MODE
FULL
Returns
a
port
associated
with
the
given
MESG
.
MODE
is
a
string
defining
operation
mode
of
the
stream
.
It
may
contain
any
of
the
two
characters
:
@samp
{
r
}
for
reading
,
@samp
{
w
}
for
writing
.
If
optional
FULL
argument
specified
,
it
should
be
a
boolean
value
.
If
it
is
#
t
then
the
returned
port
will
allow
access
to
any
part
of
the
message
(
including
headers
).
If
it
is
#
f
then
the
port
accesses
only
the
message
body
(
the
default
).
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
get
-
body
MESG
Returns
the
message
body
for
the
message
MESG
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
message
-
send
MESG
MAILER
Sends
the
message
MESG
.
Optional
MAILER
overrides
default
mailer
settings
in
mu
-
mailer
.
@end
deffn
@node
MIME
Functions
@section
MIME
Functions
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
create
FLAGS
MESG
Creates
a
new
MIME
object
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
multipart
?
MIME
Returns
#
t
if
MIME
is
a
multipart
object
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
get
-
num
-
parts
MIME
Returns
number
of
parts
in
a
MIME
object
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
get
-
part
MIME
PART
Returns
part
number
PART
from
a
MIME
object
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
add
-
part
MIME
MESG
Adds
MESG
to
the
MIME
object
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
mime
-
get
-
message
MIME
Converts
MIME
object
to
a
message
.
@end
deffn
@node
Log
Functions
@section
Log
Functions
@deffn
Function
mu
-
openlog
IDENT
OPTION
FACILITY
Opens
a
connection
to
the
system
logger
for
Guile
program
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
logger
PRIO
TEXT
Generates
a
log
message
to
be
distributed
via
syslogd
.
@end
deffn
@deffn
Function
mu
-
closelog
Closes
the
channel
to
the
system
logger
open
by
mu
-
openlog
.
@end
deffn
@node
Direct
Linking
@section
Direct
Linking
If
you
plan
to
link
your
program
directly
to
@file{
libguile
}
,
it
will
probably
make
sense
to
link
@file{
libmu_scm
}
directly
as
well
.
The
arguments
to
the
program
loader
may
be
obtained
by
running
@example
mailutils
-
config
--
link
guile
@end
example
@noindent
@xref{
mailutils
-
config
}
,
for
more
information
about
this
utility
.
Here
is
a
sample
Makefile
fragment
:
@example
MU_LDFLAGS
=
`
mailutils
-
config
--
link
guile
`
MU_INCLUDES
=
`
mailutils
-
config
--
include
`
myprog
:
myprog
.
c
$
(
CC
)
-
omyprog
$
(
CFLAGS
)
$
(
MU_INCLUDES
)
myprog
.
c
$
(
MU_LDFLAGS
)
@end
example
@node
Dynamic
Linking
@section
Dynamic
Linking
Dynamic
linking
is
the
preferred
method
of
using
@file
{
libmu_scm
}.
It
uses
Guile
``
use
-
modules
''
mechanism
.
An
interface
module
@file
{
mailutils
.
scm
}
is
provided
in
order
to
facilitate
using
this
method
.
This
module
is
installed
in
the
package
data
directory
(
by
default
it
is
@var
{
prefix
}
/
share
/
mailutils
).
A
sample
use
of
this
module
is
:
@example
(
set
!
%
load
-
path
(
list
"/usr/local/share/mailutils"
))
(
use
-
modules
(
mailutils
))
# Now you may use mailutils functions:
(
let
((
mb
(
mu
-
mailbox
-
open
"/var/spool/mail/gray"
"r"
)))
...
@end
example
@emph
{
Note
},
that
you
should
explicitly
modify
the
@code
{
%
load
-
path
}
before
calling
@code
{
use
-
modules
},
otherwise
Guile
will
not
be
able
to
find
@file
{
mailutils
.
scm
}.
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The GNU implementation of MH is primarily aiming to provide an interface
between Mailutils and Emacs using mh-e module. Therefore, a subset of MH
utilities has been selected that would provide such basic functionality.
When this functionality is achieved, other utilities may be implemented.
Utilities Ordered by Importance
===============================
The `State' column gives the state of the given utility:
- Not implemented
+ Fully implemented
* Partially implemented. The `Comments' column lists the missing features
The `Nice' column gives aproximate priority of the utility in the terms
of unix nice level (-20 the highest, +20 the lowest)
State Nice Utility Comments
-------------------------------------------
+ -20 scan
+ -20 inc
* -20 repl Only a framework is implemented
- -20 forw
- -20 send
* -20 refile --link
* -20 rmm rmproc:
* -15 folder(s) --pack,--verbose
- -15 mhn
+ -10 rmf
- 0 install-mh Not necessary. Will be implemented as a noop
- 4 mhl
- 5 mark
- 5 pick
- 10 anno
- 10 burst
- 10 whom
+ 10 mhpath
- 20 sortm
Utilities In Alphabetical Order
===============================
anno
burst
folder(s)
forw
install-mh
mark
mhl
mhn
mhpath
pick
refile
repl
rmf
rmm
send
sortm
whom
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