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argv@Eng.Sun.COM (Dan Heller) writes:

>In article <1990Dec10.062259.16862@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au> vac241j@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au (Anthony Baxter) writes:
>>I can pick all forwarded stuff with 'pick -h status f', but I have been unable
>>to work out how to select 'not something'...  

>The "-x" option inverts the search.  However, I don't recommend using
>"pick -h status f" to determine the status of messages.  This header
>doesn't have "updated" information -- that is, anything you do in your
>current mush session is not reflected in the Status header until you
>update.  Besides, it's slower than doing it the right way, which is to
>the "flags" command.  In this case, "flags f" ...

>to get all the messages that *aren't* forwarded, you could do
>    * { `flags f` }

>* = all messages, the {}'s means "except" the messages inside.
>The messages "inside" are those returned by the flags command --
>specifically, the messages that have been forwarded.  The result
>is a list of all messages that have not been forwarded.

>--dan

I tried this, however, it doesn't seem to work. If I type " * { ` flags f ` } |
headers " it gives me _all_ messages in my mailbox, not just the forwarded
ones. From RTFM'ing, it seems that flags is used to set flags, it mentions
nothing about reading them.

What am I doing wrong? (btw, Im running 7.2.0, in command-line mode)

Thanks,
Anthony
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