Re: Combining Groups

Clemens Fischer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.ifile.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Chris <[email protected]> writes:

> I was classifying some mail and instead of using spam/nonspam, I 
> accidentally used nospam. How do I combine the nospam and the nonspam 
> groups? There's no reason for me to have three groups. 

you can delete a message at the same time as inserting/updating it to
another:

  ifile -d <wrong-folder> -i <right-folder> <message-file>

in order to protect yourself against this, use:

  ifile -u <right-folder> <message-file>

which throws an error if used on a non-existing folder.

ALARM!!!  i just tried this, but there's something wrong:  i used:

  ifile -u scharboiz Readme.ngrep

ifile does /not/ return any error.  next test:

  ifile -v3 -u scharboiz Readme.ngrep
  --update
  ARGP_KEY_ARG
  ARGP_KEY_END
  ARGP_KEY_SUCCESS
  1 file(s) passed
  file #0: Readme.ngrep
  home directory = /root
  Reading messages...
  Reading message...
  Finishing reading message.  Time used: 0.008 sec
  Read 1 messages.  Time used: 0.008 sec
  Reading /root/.idata from disk...
  Read 2 categories, 10367 words.  Time used: 0.125 sec
  Trimmed 11 words due to lack of frequency
  Writing /root/.idata to disk...
  Wrote 2 folders, 10356 words.  Time used: 0.078 sec

jason, in my understanding the -u option should just throw an error
when the folder mentioned doesn't exist, but instead it goes through
the entire process, only leaving out the creation of a new folder!  i
think this is a serious bug.  i cannot even correct whatever damage
this iperation incurs:

  ifile -d scharboiz Readme.ngrep
  Folder "scharboiz" does not appear to exist

(btw, the file Readme.ngrep was just the first file in the particular
directory i was in, it has nothing to do with this.)

please, jason, make -u complain if the indicated folder doesn't exist!

clemens
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