I have a lot of different projects and for categorization I always add the project number in the mail subject (like "project xyz [P12345]")
For each project I've also a own folder (like "xyz_[P12345]") in which the corresponding e-mails are then sorted.
It would be great if there is a possibility to create a regex-rule (like \[P\d{5}\]) that suggests the corresponding folder automatically.
The current state is that you always have to specify a fixed folder when creating a rule in nostalgy++. Entering the destination folder as a regex expression does not seem to be possible. Or have I missed something?
Example:
[edit: to be clear, the resulting string from the search "for substring" should be used for the search of the destination folder(s) in "then save to".]
I have a lot of different projects and for categorization I always add the project number in the mail subject (like "project xyz [P12345]")
For each project I've also a own folder (like "xyz_[P12345]") in which the corresponding e-mails are then sorted.
It would be great if there is a possibility to create a regex-rule (like
\[P\d{5}\]) that suggests the corresponding folder automatically.The current state is that you always have to specify a fixed folder when creating a rule in nostalgy++. Entering the destination folder as a regex expression does not seem to be possible. Or have I missed something?
Example:
[edit: to be clear, the resulting string from the search "for substring" should be used for the search of the destination folder(s) in "then save to".]