This directory tree contains some example scripts. Feel free
to copy them to the appropriate subdirectories under
~/.claws-mail/python-scripts and adjust them to your needs. 

Unless otherwise noted in the respective files, all example snippets
are in the public domain.

Table of contents:
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* auto/startup
  An example startup script. It demonstrates how to modify the menu of
  Claws Mail's main window by adding a menu item under the Help menu
  to generate and browse the API documentation of the plugin.
  It also adds a menu item to mark a whole thread as read in the
  Edit menu.
  Furthermore, it shows how to build a D-Bus bridge to Claws Mail
  that other processes can use to trigger Claws Mail events.
  Also see auto/shutdown for cleanup.

* auto/shutdown
  Demonstrates how to clean up the stuff that has been introduced in
  the auto/startup example.

* auto/compose_any
  An example compose script. It demonstrates how to strip reply
  prefixes that Claws Mail doesn't yet know about from the subject
  header.

* main/Print-action-names
  Prints the names of all actions that are currently in the
  action group of Claws Mail's main window into a TextView widget.

* main/Recursively-mark-messages-as-read
  Demonstrates how to perform actions to a directory tree under the
  currently selected folder in the main window.

* main/Mass-mail
  Demonstrates how to automate composing of mails, and sending them out

* main/Create-Tomboy-Note
  Create a Tomboy note for each selected message, containing the
  subject as note title and a Claws Mail link in the body which
  links back to Claws Mail (requires the Claws Mail addin for Tomboy).
  Optionally, the user can choose to add a marker string for the
  Tomboy Reminder addin into the note.
  To achieve this, this example demonstrates how to talk to other
  programs via D-Bus, as well as how to query additional information
  from the user using direct GTK programming.

* main/Open-Tomboy-Notes
  This example opens all Tomboy notes which link to any of the currently
  selected messages, and thus completes the round trip from the
  "Create-Tomboy-Note" example.

* compose/Macro-Expansion
  Demonstrates how to do text expansion in the compose window
  mail body editor
