#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use vars qw($cui $list $win $VERSION); #5.12 introduced a warning about prototypes that afflicts old Curses::UI #BEGIN{ if( $^V lt v5.12.0 ){eval "use Curses::UI"}else{ eval "no warnings 'illegalproto'; use Curses::UI" } } use Curses::UI 0.9608; use Getopt::Long; $VERSION = 0.14; my %opts = configure(); my $exit = sprintf("marked sequence %s in +%s\n", ($opts{newsequence}||$opts{sequence}), $opts{'+'}); $SIG{CONT} = sub{ $cui->leave_curses(); $cui->reset_curses() }; $cui = new Curses::UI; $cui->add('status', 'Window', -y=>-1, -height=>1)-> #, -htmltext=>1 add('explain', 'Label', -reverse=>1, -bold=>1, -text=> ' H)elp I)nvert V)iew Q)uit S)ave '. # "+$opts{'+'} -seq $opts{sequence}". ($opts{cull}?' -cull':'').($opts{zero}?' -zero':''). ($opts{newsequence}?" -new $opts{newsequence}":'')); $cui->set_binding(\&help, 'h'); $cui->set_binding($SIG{CONT}, "\cL"); $cui->set_binding(\&setSequence, 's'); $cui->set_binding(sub{ kill "STOP", $$}, "\cZ"); #XXX clear on sleep? my(@values, %labels, %indices); scan(\@values, \%labels, \%indices); $win = $cui->add('window', 'Window', -padbottom=>1); $list = $win-> add('mylistbox', 'Listbox', -multi=>1, -values=>\@values, -labels=>\%labels, -htmltext=>0); #XXX use -bindings and -routines as in Widget to clean up code? $list->set_binding(sub{ $exit=''; exit }, "\cC", 'q'); $list->set_binding(\&invert=>'i'); $list->set_binding(\&view, 'v', 'm'); $list->set_binding(\&pgdn, "\cV", ' ' ); $list->set_binding(\&pgup, "\eV", 'b'); $list->set_selection(@indices{getSequence()}) unless $opts{zero}; $list->focus(); $cui->mainloop; ##Heavy Lifting END{ $cui->leave_curses(); print "\n", $exit; exit; } sub configure{ my %args = (_MBMHR=>(eval "use Mail::Box::MH::Resource 0.06", !$@), _NR =>(eval "use Number::Range", !$@) ); {#Get default values local $_; my $nom = $0; $nom =~ s%^.+/%%; $_ = $args{_MBMHR} ? Mail::Box::MH::Resource->new()->get($nom) : `mhparam $nom`; unshift(@ARGV, split) if defined; } Getopt::Long::Configure qw(auto_abbrev pass_through); GetOptions (\%args, 'sequence=s', 'newsequence:s', 'cull!', 'reverse!', 'zero!'); $args{'+'} = (grep {/^\+/} @ARGV)[0] || ''; $args{'+'} =~ s/^\+//; unless( $args{sequence} ){ $args{sequence}='vpick'; $args{zero} = 1; } $args{newsequence} ||= 'vpick' if defined $args{newsequence}; if( $args{_MBMHR} ){ my $MHR = Mail::Box::MH::Resource->new(); $args{_Path} = $MHR->get('Path'); $args{_Path} = File::Spec->file_name_is_absolute($args{_Path}) ? $args{_Path} : File::Spec->catfile($ENV{HOME}, $args{_Path}); $MHR = Mail::Box::MH::Resource->new(File::Spec->catfile($args{_Path}, 'context')); $args{'+'} ||= $MHR->get('Current-Folder'); } else{ $args{zero} = 1; } return %args; } sub help{ $cui->dialog( -title =>'Navigation', -message =>< Top of list b Page up k Scroll up l Mark message y 1 Mark & advance n 0 Unmark & advance j Scroll down ^V Page down ^E Bottom of list / Search forward ? Search backward \0 MESSAGE ); } sub invert{ my %count; my @F = getSequence(); foreach($list->get(), @values){ $count{$_}++ } foreach(keys %count){ delete($count{$_}) if $count{$_} > 1 } $list->clear_selection(); $list->set_selection(@indices{%count}); $list->draw(); } sub pgdn{ my $this = shift; if ($this->{-ypos} >= $this->{-max_selected}) { $this->dobeep; return $this; } { use integer; $this->{-ypos} = $this->canvasheight * ( 2 + $this->{-ypos}/$this->canvasheight ); } $this->run_event('-onselchange'); #This is critical for to end up at the top of the screen, #and why jumped two pages $this->draw(); $this->{-ypos} -= $this->canvasheight; $this->run_event('-onselchange'); $this->schedule_draw(1); return $this; } sub pgup{ my $this = shift; if ($this->{-ypos} <= 0) { $this->dobeep; return $this; } $this->{-ypos} -= $this->canvasheight +$this->{-ypos}%$this->canvasheight; $this->run_event('-onselchange'); $this->schedule_draw(1); return $this; } sub scan{ #Add back space for wide msg number, less the space used by the checkbox #XXX #my $width = q'-width '. (qx'scan -format "%(width)" -noheader last'+6); my $width = q'-width '. ($ENV{COLS} + 6); my $format= q`-format '%9(msg) %02(mon{date})/%02(mday{date})/%(void(year{date}))%02(modulo 100)%<{date}%> %<(mymbox{from})%<{to}To:%21(addr{to})%>%>%<(zero)%24(addr{from})%> %{subject}%<{body}<<%{body}>>%>'`; my $args = "+$opts{'+'} " if $opts{_MBMHR}; $args.= $opts{reverse} ? '-reverse' : '-noreverse'; $args.= " $opts{sequence}" if $opts{cull}; my $i=0; foreach( split/\n/, qx/scan -noheader $width $format $args/ ){ my (undef, $value, $label) = split(/\s+/, $_, 3); push @{$_[0]}, $value; $_[1]->{$value} = $label; $_[2]->{$value} = $i++; } } sub view{ my $view; if( $view = $win->getobj('view') ){ $view->focus(); } else{ $view = $win->add('view', 'TextViewer', -vscrollbar=>1, -wrapping=>1); $view->set_binding(sub{ $list->focus(); $win->delete('view') }, "\cC", 'q', 'v', 'm'); # $view->set_binding(sub{ $list->focus() }, "\cC", 'q', 'v', 'm'); $view->set_binding('cursor-pagedown'=>"\cV"); $view->set_binding('cursor-pageup' =>"\eV", 'b'); } my $path; my $msg = $list->get_active_value(); if( $opts{_MBMHR} ){ $path = File::Spec->catfile($opts{_Path},$opts{'+'},$msg); } else{ $path = qx(mhpath $msg); } $view->text("Message: $msg\n". do{ local $/=undef; open(MSG, $path); }); #XXX || Error $view->focus(); } sub getSequence{ my $MHR = Mail::Box::MH::Resource->new( File::Spec->catfile($opts{_Path}, $opts{'+'}, '.mh_sequences') ); local $_ = $MHR->get($opts{sequence}); s/(?=\s)/,/g; s/-/\.\./g; eval; } sub setSequence{ if( $opts{_NR} && $opts{_MBMHR} ){ my $seq = scalar Number::Range->new($list->get())->range(); $seq =~ s/\.\./-/g; $seq =~ y/,/ /; my $MHR = Mail::Box::MH::Resource->new( File::Spec->catfile($opts{_Path},$opts{'+'},'.mh_sequences')); $MHR->set($opts{newsequence}||$opts{sequence}=>$seq); exit $MHR->close(); } else{ exit system('mark', '-zero', '-seq', $opts{sequence}, $list->get())>>8;} } __END__ =pod =head1 NAME vpick - visual pick, mark a message sequence by eye =head1 SYNOPSIS vpick [+folder] [B<-sequence> name] [B<-newsequence> [name]] [B<-cull>] [B<-zero>] [B<-reverse>] [B] =begin html =head1 SCREENSHOT =head1 DOWNLOAD =over =item The script source. vpick =item A binary (PARchive) created with Perl 5.8.8 on i686 Linux vpick.gz

For testing the software without installing the REQUIREMENTS.

=back =end html =head1 DESCRIPTION A nifty little tool for those dyed-in-the-wool MH users whom occasionally envy those pine/elm/mutt users. For those times when you'll know what you want when you see it and mark just won't cut it. vpick allows you to check boxes for individual messages to save them in a sequence. If you're lucky and your local curses library has mouse support you might even be the envy of your friends. =head2 INTERFACE =over =item * C Online navigation help. =item * C Invert the current message selections. =item * C, C Toggle a display of the highlighted message. =item * C Save the sequence and exit. =item * C Exit without saving changes to the sequence. =back =head3 Navigation =over =item * C, C, C Add the current message to the sequence. =item * C<1>, C Add the current message to the sequence and advance to the next message. =item * C<0>, C Remove the current message from the sequence and advance to the next message. =item * C, C Advance to the next message. =item * C, C Select previous message. =item * C, C, C Scroll up a page. =item * C, C Scroll down a page. =item * C, C Select the first message in the folder. =item * C, C Select the last message in the folder. =item * C Search message entries with a 'less'-like search system. A searchstring is entered and selection advances to the first match. After that the C will search for the next occurance, and C the previous. =item * C The same as C, only it will search in the opposite direction. =back =head1 OPTIONS Like MH commands, vpick options can be abbreviated to a shortest unique string, and any option that does not take an argument can be prefixed by I to override earlier options. =over =item B<+folder> The name of the folder to edit a sequence for. Defaults to the current folder. =item B<-sequence> name The name of the sequence to edit. Defaults to I. =item B Only display the messages in the specified sequence. You probably want B<-cull> instead. =back =over =item B<-cull>, B<-nocull> Only display the messages currently in B<-sequence>. Shorthand for: -seq foo foo =item B<-reverse>, B<-noreverse> View the folder in reverse order. =item B<-newsequence> name Save the altered message sequence as this new name, rather than clobber the existing sequence. The sequence name is otpional, and defaults to I. This is useful for catching up on a backlog of unread messages like so: -seq unseen -new -cull This preserves your I sequence, so that when you C the chaff in I, I contains only wheat. =item B<-zero>, B<-nozero> Zeroing loads an empty sequence, B<-nozero> flags existing messages from the sequence. Default is B<-nozero> unless B<-sequence> defaults to I. See L. =back =head1 REQUIREMENTS =over =item C To provide the nifty visual interface. =item C Required to summarize folder contents. But then you use MH, you knew that. =item C OR C + C Required to preserve sequences. The latter is preferred, without it some functionality will be disabled i.e; vpick will be forced to run as if -zero were given. Strictly speaking, you can also use vpick with MBMHR and not Number::Range. =back =head1 CAVEATS If using C instead of MBMHR and Number::Range with large sequences you may loose; blame the shell. You should not do anything to alter message ordering/numbering while vpick is running e.g; L, L -pack Other operations are fine. =head1 RESTRICTIONS The scan format is embedded in the program, it doesn't seem worthwhile to abstract it to a user configurable setting. =head1 SEE ALSO L, L, L =head1 AUTHOR Jerrad Pierce . =head1 LICENSE =over =item * Thou shalt not claim ownership of unmodified materials. =item * Thou shalt not claim whole ownership of modified materials. =item * Thou shalt grant the indemnity of the provider of materials. =item * Thou shalt use and dispense freely without other restrictions. =back =head1 CHANGES 0.14 =over =item Removed warning under modern perls 5.12 introduced a warning about prototypes that Curses::UI has not yet fixed =back 0.13 =over =item Fix inclusion of year in scan format. =item Documentation clean-up. =item Check profile for default switches, using the name we're invoked as. =item Added display of B<-cull> and B<-newsequence> to the status line =item Fixed exit status message, which didn't account for B<-newsequence>. =item Removed closing reverse tag from status Curses::UI implies support for that feature but it doesn't offer it yet :-/ =back 0.12 =over =item Added -cull & -newsquence options =back 0.11 =over =item Fixed status bar, it always showed -zero =back 0.10 =over =item Fixed paging behavior, it only DWIMd if you were on the first item of a page. =back 0.09 =over =item Changed paging behavior to more closely Do What I Mean =back 0.08 =over =item Added support for ^Z =back 0.07 =over =item Added message viewing =back =head1 TODO =over =item shift for self or root to kill use vars =item switch scan from qx to pipe read to minimize delay? =item M-< / M-> for end/begin? =item Add back to status once Curses::UI better supports htmltext =back =cut