[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stein Arild Strømme) writes: > | >> I'm trying to migrate from nnml to nnimap for my mail. When I move a > | >> message using "B m" , gnus prompts for a mailbox by putting nnimap: > | >> in the echo area. I would prefer something like > | >> nnimap+imap.uib.no/mail: > | >> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > | > that would be nnimap+imap.uib.no:mail/ of course. > | > | Looking at the code it seems you can set the variable > | `gnus-current-move-group' to "nnimap+imap.uib.no:mail/". > > Thanks for that tip, but it does not do what I want! > > `gnus-current-move-group' is the suggested default for moving > messages, usually taking the value of the last group I moved something > into. I'm happy with that behaviour. > > What I want to change is the prompt -- that needs to be completed -- > if I move to somewhere *other* than last time.
Hm, the function in gnus-move-group-prefix-function does the job of inserting the part to complete. Here, if I want to move an article in nnmaildir+Fastmail:INBOX.foo, it will use "nnmaildir+Fastmail:" as default, which is nearly what you want (the mail/ is missing). Do you have several nnimap servers, one unnamed, and want to move an article from a group of the unnamed server? That would explain the behaviour you see. Bye, Tassilo _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
