On Mon, Oct 14, 2002 at 05:48:13AM -0500, John Buttery wrote: > * Sven Guckes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-14 00:40:18 +0200]: > >* Bernard Massot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-12 23:41]: > >> mutt default's behavior is : > >> - if the box has no messages matching ~N or ~O, > >> go on last message in the bottom of the index (right for me) > >> - if there are some messages matching ~N, > >> go on the 1st message matching ~N (right for me) > >> - if there are some messages matching ~O, > >> go on the 1st message matching ~O (right for me) > >> - if there are both messages matching ~N and ~O, > >> go on the 1st message matching ~N (that's what I don't > >> like, I'd like it to go on the 1st message matching ~O) > > > >i'd limit to "(~N|~O)" and then jump to the first entry - > >but this might be either ~N or ~O - depending on the case. > >anyway, i suppose this requires a change of the code... > > Hmm...not trying to put words in anyone's mouth, here, but I think > what he's really asking for (whether he knows it or not, hehe) is a > function "next-new-or-unread" (in quotes because there is no such > function (yet)). Just saying, because it sounds like he's asking for a > feature I've silently wanted for a long time. :) this function exists, it's called "next-unread", the only is problem is that it's not executed when entering a box, instead the "next-new" is executed -- Bernard Massot
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