>>> It does seem that it's not exactly easy to find out what sequences a message >>> is on. You'd think mark -list would do it, but not exactly. That might >>> require some changes to the "mark" command. > >This is the last piece of the puzzle. I need to basically write the >predicate "is message N in sequence S?" Ideas on how to do that? >I've combed the man pages and haven't found a way, yet. Ideas >welcome.
There were some suggestions, but none of them are perfect. Paul Fox's suggestion of "if pick seq | grep -q N" is probably the closest, but that's not perfect either (if you're looking at message 5, then that would match any message that contains a 5 in the message number). >What do you think about this functionality being added natively to >refile? Possibly via a command line switch? -retain-sequences or >something. That would be useful, I think. Patches would be welcome. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
