Re: A subtle issue with ifile-gnus

Hi!
My name's Mario. I'm from Italy! 

you wrote:

> I'm inclined toward the second option.  What do other people think?

The second solution is the best, for me!

Some issues:
- could be usefull that ifile return an exit code the '-f' option is passed.
 It could return '0' if the article has the high score for the specified
folder else '1'. This thing could be usefull to easy integrate ifile in some
email clients;
- I've found that the best options for the lexer (for me!) are '-h -A'. If I
don't use the -A option my idata was dirty from strange strings founded in
many email with mime-type attachment or body (I think coded with base64).
But in this manner I lost many words. :( Witch is the best manner to solve
this problems with ifile? Do we need another lexer options? Could be
possible to pre-process this type of mail to "decode" the base64 body and to
decode (if text) or remove the attachment?! Witch is the settings that you
use?
- I don't understand the use of the options '-k' and '-S'. Please explaine
to me their means! :)

CIAO!
Mario

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