Mrinal Kalakrishnan forced the electrons to say:
> There is nothing in the docs about it. But the reason should be pretty
> clear. As soon as you switch to another folder, mutt goes through all
> the folder hooks in order, checking each one against the current
Yup. I went through the mutt sources and figured that out. In the specific
case of folder-hooks, whenever you change folders, all the hooks that match
the new folder name are applied successively from top to bottom (in the
rcfile) and finally, when all have been applied, options set stand.
Binand
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