sup talk - Sep 2009 - Hook, again

Sorry to come back again with that issue, but I''m having trouble with
the reply-from hook. Here''s what I have:

message.recipients.each {
    |person|
	if (person.email =~ /addr at site.com/) != nil
		Person.from_address "Foo  <bar at site.org>"
	end 
}

But it doesn''t seem to work. 
If I reply to a mail addressed to addr at site.com, the log says nothing, but
the from field isn''t changed.
If I reply to any other mail, le log complains I didn''t return a Person
And if I just put Person.from_address "Foo  <addr at site.org>"
in the
hook, the from field is correctly changed.

I''m a bit lost on that one (still not knowing alot of ruby
doesn''t help
I must say). Am I missing the obvious here?

Cheers.

-- 
Guillaume

Reformatted excerpts from Guillaume Quintard''s message of
2009-09-26:
> message.recipients.each {
>     |person|
>     if (person.email =~ /addr at site.com/) != nil
>         Person.from_address "Foo  <bar at site.org>"
>     end 
> }
The problem is that #each returns the original array, i.e.
message.recipients. Your Person object is getting constructed and then
forgotten.

Try:

if messages.recipients.any? { |p| p.email =~ /addr at site\.com/ }
  Person.from_address "Foo <bar at site.org>"
end

-- 
William <wmorgan-sup at masanjin.net>