fix IMAP search keyword parsing #485
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e.g. in NOT (KEYWORD ABC) the flag was parsed as ABC) instead of just ABC
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@apinske , thx alot! Yes, making search keys aware of atom/word/.. for args would be the pretty solution. |
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The flag was parsed as ABC) instead of just ABC Forward port of #485
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not the best fix. the spec says flag is an atom. but the same code path is used to parse e.g. UID 1:*. so we would maybe need to provide a way for search keys to specify the type of arguments.