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Subject: rmail-spam-filter regexp needed - msg#00154List: emacs.helpI've started using rmail-spam-filter. I'd like to define as spam any email that starts with <html only on the first line of the content. I tried the obvious ((from . "") (to . "") (subject . "") (contents . "^<html") (action . output-and-delete)) but it doesn't work. Does anyone have an idea. -- -- Ken Goldman kgold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 914-784-7646 Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: how to bind to Super-\ ???Joe Corneli wrote: [...] binding Super-\ > Compiling file /home/jcorneli/.xemacs/custom.el at Sat Aug 31 08:16:23 > 2002 > !! End of stream ((#<buffer " *Compiler Input*">)) when using [(super "\")] > (The message appears to have no consequences.) > For whatever reason, my version doesn't cause this message to appear -- > and more importantly, it keeps the syntax hightlighting consistent! That's because \ is a quoting character, so whenever you add it in a string, you have to quote it, hence, it should have been "\\", rather than "\". -- lawrence mitchell <wence@xxxxxx> Next Message by Date: click to view message previewHow to: 96 bit Date-time arithmetic?How do I add delta times and subtract absolute times stored in the 96 bit (3 integer) format? Apparently the functions encode and decode will help me convert to and from the 96 bit time format. I want to increment times by 1 day and have emacs properly figure out when there is a Feb 28. Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: how to bind to Super-\ ???Joe Corneli wrote: [...] binding Super-\ > Compiling file /home/jcorneli/.xemacs/custom.el at Sat Aug 31 08:16:23 > 2002 > !! End of stream ((#<buffer " *Compiler Input*">)) when using [(super "\")] > (The message appears to have no consequences.) > For whatever reason, my version doesn't cause this message to appear -- > and more importantly, it keeps the syntax hightlighting consistent! That's because \ is a quoting character, so whenever you add it in a string, you have to quote it, hence, it should have been "\\", rather than "\". -- lawrence mitchell <wence@xxxxxx> Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewHow to: 96 bit Date-time arithmetic?How do I add delta times and subtract absolute times stored in the 96 bit (3 integer) format? Apparently the functions encode and decode will help me convert to and from the 96 bit time format. I want to increment times by 1 day and have emacs properly figure out when there is a Feb 28. Loading Comments...
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