Hi, * Lukas Schroeder [02-07-31 12:17:44 +0200] wrote: > On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 11:12:11AM +0200, Rocco Rutte wrote:
> > I've made a short patch adding a variable ``attach_dir'' > > which is the default location to save attachements to. > > If it is empty, mutt uses the current directory; if not > > the specified is prepended so that you can already see > > at the prompt where your files will end up. > but i have to save all attachments into that single > directory? It depends. What you have to do (with the patch applied) is just to go to the attachements menu and: ':set attach_dir="location"' Then save all attachements you want to have in $location. If you want to save others to a different location, just do: ':set attach_dir="location2"' (you would have to do the same with ':cd' and ':pwd', btw) > what i have in mind is functionality similar to vim's :cd > and :pwd commands. that would make my day(s)... this is > not yet implemented, is it? 'cd' and 'pwd' are not implemented, but with my patch they both work for attachements. The 'cd' command in mutt then reads: ':set attach_dir="..."' and 'pwd' reads: ':set ?attach_dir' to find out the current location. And as I said, the prompt now contains the full filename (i.e. the full pathname + the full filename) instead of just the filename without knowing where it'll end up. bye, Rocco
