= Thunderbird Filterregeln für Apple Mail aufbereiten

Thunderbird Regeln finden:
<code bash>
$ find ~/.thunderbird -name msgFilterRules.dat
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Apple Mail Regeln finden:
<code bash>
$ find ~/Library/Mail -name MessageRules.plist
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Ein sehr, sehr unfertiges Fragment:
<code ruby>
#!/usr/bin/ruby -w

require 'rexml/document'
# $ sudo gem install uuid -v 2.0.0
require 'uuid'

module Mail
module Filter
	class Rule
	end
end
module Apple
	# Add a key-value pair to a plist-dictionary
	def Apple.add parent, key, type, value
		k = REXML::Element.new 'key'
		k.text = key
		parent << k
		k = REXML::Element.new type.to_s
		k.text = "#{value}" if !value.nil?
		parent << k
		return k
	end
	def Apple.create_rules factory_rules = true
		dst = REXML::Document.new()
		dst << REXML::XMLDecl.new('1.0','utf-8')
		dst << REXML::DocType.new('plist', 'PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"')
		plist = REXML::Element.new 'plist'
		plist.add_attribute 'version', '1.0'
		dst << plist
		dict = REXML::Element.new 'dict'
		plist << dict
		array = Apple.add(dict, :rules, :array, nil)
		Apple.add dict, :version, :integer, 2
		if factory_rules
			
		end
		return dst
	end
end
module ThunderBird
	def ThunderBird.each_rule src
		kv_pat = /([^=]+)="([^"]+)"/
		tmp={}
		src.each_line do |l|
			m = kv_pat.match l
			raise "Couldn't match line [#{l}]" if m.nil?
			if m[1] == 'name'
				yield tmp if !tmp[name].nil?
				tmp.clear
			end
			tmp[m[1].to_sym] = m[2]
		end
		yield tmp if !tmp[name].nil?
	end

	def ThunderBird.rules_to_apple_mail src, dst=nil
		array = nil		
		if dst.nil?
			dst = Apple.create_rules
		else
			raise 'TODO find and assign \'array\''
		end
		
		ThunderBird.each_rule(src) do |rule|
			puts rule[:rule]
		end
		dst
	end
end
end

src=File.open('/home/m/.thunderbird/....default/Mail/.../msgFilterRules.dat')
puts Mail::ThunderBird.rules_to_apple_mail(src)

# file:///usr/lib64/ruby/gems/1.8/doc/uuid-2.0.0/rdoc/index.html
#uuid = UUID.new
# 10.times do
#   p uuid.generate
# end
</code>