On 06/16/01 01:18 PM, David W. Tamkin sat at the `puter and typed:
<snip>
It was intended to reduce the score by 1! It corrects for the case with
messages that do end in blank lines, where "1^1 ^.*$" counts one too many.
So if in your format you don't get one too many, subtracting one regardless
will give you one too few.
Maybe this will handle both cases:
:0Bfh
* H ?? ! ^Lines:
* 1^1 ^.*$
* -1^0 ($)($)^^
| formail -f -A "Lines: $="
So far that seems to be more accurate. I appear to be getting the
trailing blank line more consistently now, and the number is right on
the mark. I know the trailing line is added somewhere between my
composition of the message and opening it to read it later. I don't
really care about the extra line, so I guess I'll call that the
solution. Unless something else strange comes up later.
Thanks all!
Lou
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