Message Actions

class MEMessageAction:
    """
    Represents an action that can be performed on a message.
    
    Note: This class cannot be instantiated directly using init() or new().
    Instances are created by the Mail framework based on user actions.
    """

class MEMessageActionDecision:
    """
    Represents a decision about a message action.
    
    Note: This class cannot be instantiated directly using init() or new().
    Instances are provided by the Mail framework.
    """

MEMessageActionFlagNone: int         # = 0, No flag
MEMessageActionFlagDefaultColor: int # = 1, Default color flag
MEMessageActionFlagRed: int          # = 2, Red flag
MEMessageActionFlagOrange: int       # = 3, Orange flag
MEMessageActionFlagYellow: int       # = 4, Yellow flag
MEMessageActionFlagGreen: int        # = 5, Green flag
MEMessageActionFlagBlue: int         # = 6, Blue flag
MEMessageActionFlagPurple: int       # = 7, Purple flag
MEMessageActionFlagGray: int         # = 8, Gray flag

MEMessageActionMessageColorNone: int   # = 0, No color
MEMessageActionMessageColorGreen: int  # = 1, Green color
MEMessageActionMessageColorYellow: int # = 2, Yellow color
MEMessageActionMessageColorOrange: int # = 3, Orange color
MEMessageActionMessageColorRed: int    # = 4, Red color
MEMessageActionMessageColorPurple: int # = 5, Purple color
MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue: int   # = 6, Blue color
MEMessageActionMessageColorGray: int   # = 7, Gray color

MEMessageActionFlag: type        # Enum type for message action flags
MEMessageActionMessageColor: type # Enum type for message action colors

import MailKit

# Check message flag type
def handle_message_flag(flag_value):
    if flag_value == MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed:
        print("Message has red flag - high priority")
    elif flag_value == MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagYellow:
        print("Message has yellow flag - medium priority")
    elif flag_value == MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagGreen:
        print("Message has green flag - low priority")
    elif flag_value == MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagBlue:
        print("Message has blue flag - informational")
    elif flag_value == MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagNone:
        print("Message has no flag")
    else:
        print(f"Message has flag: {flag_value}")

# Example usage
handle_message_flag(MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed)

import MailKit

# Set message color based on content analysis
def determine_message_color(message_content):
    if "urgent" in message_content.lower():
        return MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorRed
    elif "important" in message_content.lower():
        return MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorOrange
    elif "fyi" in message_content.lower():
        return MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue
    else:
        return MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorNone

# Example usage
message_text = "This is an urgent request"
color = determine_message_color(message_text)

if color == MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorRed:
    print("Setting message color to red for urgent content")

import MailKit

# All available flags
message_flags = {
    "none": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagNone,
    "default": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagDefaultColor,
    "red": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed,
    "orange": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagOrange,
    "yellow": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagYellow,
    "green": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagGreen,
    "blue": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagBlue,
    "purple": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagPurple,
    "gray": MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagGray
}

# All available colors
message_colors = {
    "none": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorNone,
    "green": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorGreen,
    "yellow": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorYellow,
    "orange": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorOrange,
    "red": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorRed,
    "purple": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorPurple,
    "blue": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue,
    "gray": MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorGray
}

# Function to get flag name from value
def get_flag_name(flag_value):
    for name, value in message_flags.items():
        if value == flag_value:
            return name
    return "unknown"

# Function to get color name from value  
def get_color_name(color_value):
    for name, value in message_colors.items():
        if value == color_value:
            return name
    return "unknown"

# Example usage
flag_name = get_flag_name(MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed)
color_name = get_color_name(MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue)
print(f"Flag: {flag_name}, Color: {color_name}")

import MailKit

# Check if a value is a valid message action flag
def is_valid_message_flag(value):
    valid_flags = [
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagNone,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagDefaultColor,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagOrange,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagYellow,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagGreen,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagBlue,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagPurple,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagGray
    ]
    return value in valid_flags

# Check if a value is a valid message color
def is_valid_message_color(value):
    valid_colors = [
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorNone,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorGreen,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorYellow,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorOrange,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorRed,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorPurple,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue,
        MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorGray
    ]
    return value in valid_colors

# Example usage
if is_valid_message_flag(MailKit.MEMessageActionFlagRed):
    print("Red flag is valid")

if is_valid_message_color(MailKit.MEMessageActionMessageColorBlue):
    print("Blue color is valid")