The Bat! Message Base addon for multiarc

[Unjoanqualsevol]

I use The Bat! and now I can view/extract the emails in the .tbb database files with TC.

It's an adaption of multiarc plugin for FAR and it works for me, and don't know if it's the best posible addon.

Warning: Only works with tbb2mbx v.1.2, the v.1.3 rc in the author page doesn't have the list and extract command, then it can't be used with multicarc.

Code: Select all

; Version: tbb2mbx v1.2 (c) 2001 Dennis Trachuk  E-mail: dennis.trachuk@nm.ru

; Available at: http://plugring.farmanager.com/downld/files/addons/tbb2mbx12.zip
;               ftp://ftp.externet.hu/pub/mirror/sac/utilfile/tbb2mbx.zip
;               
;
; Comments: This configuration use -ls3f list format. The files are listed first 
; by Subject-dir, then by a Sender-dir. Run tbb2mbx for more list formats.
;
; WARNING!:  I added the -a switch because my INBOX database file was broken,
; use it only if your files aren't OK. 
; Only works with tbb2mbx v.1.2, the v.1.3 rc in the author page doesn't have 
; the list and extract command, then it can't be used with multicarc
;
; Author: adaptation from FAR by Joan Montané

[TBB]
ID=20 06 79 19 08 0C 00 
IDPos=0
Extension=tbb
Archiver=C:\wincmd\Connectors\Multiarc\Tbb2mbx\tbb2mbx.exe
List="%P -ls3f %AQA -a"
Start="Found"
Format0="zzzzzzzzzz a nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn"
Extract="%P -x %aA %FW -a"
Description="The Bat! Message Base"
IgnoreErrors=0
Debug=0
UnixPath=0
SkipDirsInFileList=0
SkipEmptyNames=0
BatchUnpack=0
SearchForUglyDirs=0
AskMode=0
SkipLIST=1

Please, correct, if any, my English mistakes in the addon or code improvements. Thanks.

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]Damn, it works!
Thank you, Joan.[/face]

[r2mahara]

Everything works fine except viewing or opening the individual emails.

My commands are:

Extract=%P -x %A %FW

I have also tried:

Extract=%P -x %A %FW -a

Any thoughts?

I just get a TC dialog box with the name of the file.

[r2mahara]

Ah, ok never mind - I got it to work now using:

%P -x %AQ %FW

For some reason the %a short path wasn't working out for me at all.