folder_purge

Hello!
  Managed to get most of exmh working on a MacOS system (Darwin 8.4.0; 
exmh 2.7.2) except sequences (see earlier mail..) and now  Folder_Purge
which uses a variable Env_Tmp (where the /tmp directory sits??).

When doing a 'Purge all folders' I get:
 Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
    while executing
"Env_Tmp"
    (procedure "Folder_Purge" line 7)
    invoked from within
"Folder_Purge inbox"

How is this variable set (or rather where?)

Many thanks in advance,
Kjell

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Re: folder_purge

david.w.h.chin <at> gmail.com said:
> In my installation of 2.7.2, it's in env.tcl -- a grep found it. It's not a
> variable, it's a procedure. 

OK. found it here too. it apparently sets the $exmh(tempdir) variable.

But still: 

> When doing a 'Purge all folders' I get:
>  Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
>     while executing
> "Env_Tmp"
>     (procedure "Folder_Purge" line 7)
>     invoked from within
> "Folder_Purge inbox"

My Tcl is 8.4.6

Any clues??

/Kjell

Re: folder_purge

I don't have any solutions, but I get the same thing on Solaris:

Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
    while executing
"Env_Tmp"
    (procedure "Folder_Purge" line 7)
    invoked from within
"Folder_Purge inbox"
    (file "/tmp/username/exmh.1646.purge.0" line 17)

exmh 2.7.2, TCL 8.4.9, solaris 9

> Subject: Re: folder_purge 
> Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 09:15:51 -0700
> From: "Kjell Eriksson" <Kjell.Eriksson <at> astro.uu.se>
> To: "David Chin" <david.w.h.chin <at> gmail.com>, 	<exmh-users <at> redhat.com>
> Reply-To: <Kjell.Eriksson <at> astro.uu.se>, 	"Discussion list for EXMH users" <exmh-users <at> redhat.com>
> 
> david.w.h.chin <at> gmail.com said:
> > In my installation of 2.7.2, it's in env.tcl -- a grep found it. It's not a
> > variable, it's a procedure. 
> 
> OK. found it here too. it apparently sets the $exmh(tempdir) variable.
> 
> But still: 
> 
> > When doing a 'Purge all folders' I get:
> >  Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
> >     while executing

Re: folder_purge

Michael David Sullivan wrote:
> I don't have any solutions, but I get the same thing on Solaris:
> 
> 
> Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
>     while executing
> "Env_Tmp"
>     (procedure "Folder_Purge" line 7)
>     invoked from within
> "Folder_Purge inbox"
>     (file "/tmp/username/exmh.1646.purge.0" line 17)

Stucked with the same problem I made a patch which works.
No idea if it is clean and/or safe but it is simple and works.
I attached it (if attachments are allowed).

exmh is becoming pretty old now but it is still my favorite, even
with troubles regarding internationalisation (iso-8859-15 and
utf-8 in the scan listing).

					Anne

P.S. As I didn't see this mail in the list, I resend it.

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Anne Possoz, Domaine IT-GE            Espace logiciel libre à l'Ecole
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, 1015 Lausanne (Switzerland)

Re: folder_purge

On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:40:17 +0100, Anne Possoz said:

> > Error in startup script: invalid command name "Env_Tmp"
> >     while executing

> Stucked with the same problem I made a patch which works.
> No idea if it is clean and/or safe but it is simple and works.

      puts $out "source $exmh(library)/folder.tcl"
+     puts $out "source $exmh(library)/env.tcl"
+     puts $out [list set exmh(tmpdir) $exmh(tmpdir)]
      puts $out [list set mhProfile(delprefix) $mhProfile(delprefix)]

Sourcing env.tcl is correct.  I haven't figured out yet if the second
line is in fact required, or if it should just figure it out for itself.

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