Hi, is it possible to redefine the meaning of the %t $index_format specifier so that the "To:" content is printed is available as usual, but if not, to print the content of the "Newsgroup:" header line?
The reason is this. Consider you use tin as newsreader. The default behaviour of tin is to store posted messages in the "posted" mailbox file in the user's mail folder. If you use the same folder to store outgoing mail (set record=) you might want to set the $index_format for this folder to something along the lines of folder-hook posted "set index_format='%Z %D %-18.18t (%?M?#%2M&%3l?) %s'" That's what I do, at least. However, if you look into that file in mutt, all the newsgroup postings supposedly have no recipient because the %t from the $index_format prints nothing. There's just no "To" field. AFAICS, there's no way to define to print the "Newsgroup:" content at all. Subsuming this under the %t specifier seems most convenient in this case. It looks like it should be possible to do that in mutt_parse_rfc822_line, shouldn't it? Corinna -- Corinna Vinschen Cygwin Project Co-Leader Red Hat
