Re: Classifying general email

Hello Bill,

Thanks for you reply.

I'm not a programmer, but I can find my way around Linux and do basic bash scripting.
I looked at both mailfilter.crm and mailreaver.crm and was, with my current knowledge of the crm language, 
a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of modifying anyone of those to my needs.

So I would much prefer any command-line scripts that I could modify to test this out.

Best
Lars Sorensen

On Dec 12, 2012, at 3:33 PM, [email protected] wrote:

> 
> Yes, CRM114 can do multi-class sorting; one of the test cases actually
> does that (four classes, I believe).
> 
> Now, a question: do you want to do this from command-line, or are you a
> C programmer?  The reason I ask is that we have two user-compatible but
> NOT binary-compatible CRM114's now.
> 
> - There's the command-line version, which has it's own language;
> 
> - There's the C-callable library (written in ANSI C)- you call it from
>  a program you write.  (yes, there's example code, including, if I 
>  recall correctly - four-class examples)
> 
> Which would you prefer?
> 
>   - Bill


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