I've just started thinking on all this capability which I did not know
existed in mutt. Is there a way to assign an external command to a
key which will be passed the path to the message? For instance, if I
write a dumb little shell script to move a message into the spam
maildir ...
#!/bin/sh
mv -i "$@" ~/Maildirs/junk/new
can I assign that command to a key so that when I hit the key, it
invokes the command with the path to the message on that line?
Mutt has so much more capability than I realized that I may be
fantasizing a bit much here.
I also realize that this path passing is only useful for maildirs, not
mailboxes or imap/pop. But that's fine with me.
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