On 2010-02-04, Andre Majorel <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2010-02-04 00:33 -0600, David Champion wrote:
>
> > Limit is a function that you bind to a key. To tell mutt to execute
> > a function, you use the "push" command. This emulates keystrokes by
> > "pushing" them into the keyboard input queue.
> >
> > folder-hook . 'push <limit>~A<enter>'
> > folder-hook infested 'push <limit>! ~f [email protected]<enter>'
>
> Thanks but that doesn't work. The push command works on its own
> but after folder-hook, it just makes the screen flash (visual
> bell, probably).
>
> I've tried various combinations of single and double quotes (push
> blah, push 'blah', 'push blah', "push blah", 'push "blah"', "push
> 'blah'") to no avail.
I think that's because push actually pushes those commands onto a
stack which mutt subsequently pops. Try putting them in this order
instead:
folder-hook infested 'push <limit>! ~f [email protected]<enter>'
folder-hook . 'push <limit>~A<enter>'
HTH,
Gary
