Hit that one and it will put &;t;pre lang=”java”></pre> around highlighted text. Anything inside will be typed out verbatim - including HTML brackets. Oh, and it will do code highlighting. You can change the lang attribute to perl for better effect. The plugin actually does few dozen popular languages.

Pretty cool solution btw! Actually it’s better than mine which was was a bit on the fast and lazy side - just install a plugin for TC, and access the mailbox as a filesystem.

the rest should read like

$pop->delete($msgnum) if ($date meets some condition);
}
$pop->quit();

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::POP3;
$pop = Net::POP3->new( shift, Timeout => 15, Debug => 0 ) ||
die “#! Could not connect: $!”;
$rc=($pop->apop($user,$pass); # or $pop->login($u,$p))

$msgs=$pop->list();
($num,$size)=$pop->popstat();

foreach my $msgnum (sort(keys(%{$msgs}))) {
my ($msg);

print STDERR “# Msg $msgnum\n”;
$msg=$pop->top($msgnum);
chomp(@{$msg});
($date)=grep(/^Date:\s/,@{$msg});
$pop->delete($msgnum) if ($date quit();

Btw, I’m assuming this works for Gmail only. The method I described above works for any POP3 email.