From: Craig Smilovitz <craig@theworld.com>
Subject: Automatically parsing MIME files in rmail
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 22:54:04 -0500 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <emac4v$l8$1@pcls6.std.com> (raw)
I use emacs rmail for mail reading. I seem to remember that in a
previous emacs I used (on a different machine) there was a function that
would automatically parse a MIME message and deposit its components in
separate files in a subdirectory. I executed this function manually
from the RMAIL buffer using M-x <function name>.
I don't remember what the function was called. Does anyone know what it
was and extra credit if you can tell me where I can get an
implementation of this function. As far as I can determine, it doesn't
appear to be a function in my current installation.
When I look at the emacs documentation, it describes a lot of functions
mm-* that do low-level mime parsing operations. My assumption is that
these are the guts that are called by the lisp macro that I want. But
the distance from the mm-* functions to what I want seems too great to
try and write the top level function myself.
Thanks a lot.
Craig Smilovitz
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2006-12-20 3:54 Craig Smilovitz [this message]
2006-12-26 22:57 ` Automatically parsing MIME files in rmail Kevin Rodgers
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