Z <[email protected]> wrote in <67f04158.rtivhnbgu3gkeile%[email protected]>: |[email protected] (Xavier Maillard) wrote: |> What is the correct way to 'f' for header List-ID and restrict the \ |> headers view to only a particular mailing-list ? |> Reading the man page, I tried this approach: |> '<list-id@@emacs\.devel> |> But it results in "no applicable messages" info text. | |I think you can do the following: | |-- |# ~/.snailrc # or whatever your config file is |set searchheaders |-- | |Then in s-mailx use 'f /List-ID:<search term|blank>'.
Oh yes, that also works. With the @@ construct and regular expressions you can however anchor matches, the other one is an "any substring matches" approach. |I *think* you can also use regex for searches but you might need |to enable something more; see "searchheaders" section in manpage. Yes, i think Xavier wanted to say that the address skinning functionality to exactly anchor searches does not work for List-ID. It only works for address headers like From:: ? sea @f@^x@maillard\.im$ s-nail: No applicable messages ? sea @~f@^x@maillard\.im$ ... Whereas ? sea @list-id@s-mailx\.lists\.sdaoden\.eu$ s-nail: No applicable messages ? sea @~list-id@s-mailx\.lists\.sdaoden\.eu$ s-nail: No applicable messages Oops. Now it is not an address really, but it should work, and it does not, actually. I place it in the TODO list for v14.10 to fix. :( Have a nice Sunday, P.S.: keep on asking like this!!! --steffen | |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off |(By Robert Gernhardt)
