Hi Ken,
How about giving inc(1) a [-sequence foo]... that added the
incorporated emails to the sequences. The user's script could then
cook up a unique sequence name, run inc, then pick(1) and mark(1)
their way through that sequence doing what they liked.
I like it; keeps the toolbox approach, simple to code, and flexible.
Were you thinking that the use of -sequence would negate also putting
those messages on the unseen sequence? Any other thoughts?
I hadn't considered it. I don't use unseen-sequence, but I think it
would make sense that an explicit `-sequence foo' stopped the implicit
unseen-sequence update.
As for inc being silent, «inc -forma ''» almost achieves that apart from
the annoying, noisy, non-Unix, "Incorporating new mail into
inbox...\n\n".
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Cheers, Ralph.
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