On one folder when I run 'folder -pack +x2345678', I get this message: x2345678+ has 136 messages (1-136); cur=22; (others).
.. while on another 'folder -pack +y234567' gets this: y234567+ has 522 messages (1-522); (others). .. note the weird spacing before '(others)' in the second. I'm guessing this is (line 613 of ./nmh/uip/folder.c on master, I think) because 'folder' and 'folders' ?maybe? share the same binary and the extra 'curmsgdigits + 6' spacing is to keep columns aligned in 'folders' output. Possibly this could be conditional on the 'all' flag which gets turned on if the command name ends in 's'? Conrad
