Ralph SOBEK <sobek(_at_)irit(_dot_)fr> writes:
Can one have the following:
:0 B:
* H ?? ()^Subject:.*test subject
* ! D ?? Herman [A-Z]+
maillist
This would accept e-mail with the appropriate subject and "Herman
Smith" in the body, but would refuse "Herman SMITH".
I only want to distingush upper and lower case on just ONE regular
expression.
Does this work? I have the feeling, no! Do I have to place this in a
special sublist?
There's no way to choose whether a regexp is case-sensitive on a
per-condition basis, only on a per-recipe basis. So the above has to be
written something like:
:0
* ^Subject:.*test subject
{
:0 DB:
* ! Herman [A-Z]
maillist
}
(Note that the trailing plus on the second condition is superfluous, as
it doesn't affect the 'truth value' of the regexp: the regexp would
have matched with the plus if and only if it would have matched without
the plus.)
Philip Guenther