Re: displaying folder name in xterm title
Hi, There must be a way. It should just be a matter of sending the right escape sequence to the terminal. You can probably do this in the status_format. I think the escape sequences are as follows: \033]0;whatever you want in the title\007 There are also escape sequences for the window name and the icon name. Probably \033]1; and \033]2; respectively. I'm not sure which is which. But googling it should reveal something. Regards, Aragon | By Martin Man [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [ 2002-07-04 15:38 +0200 ] hi mutters, is there a way to change xterm's title according to the folder currently opened in a mutt so that it updates correctly whenever the folder inside of mutt is changed? probably some folder-hook magic that can execute shell commands and issue appropriate echo with escape sequences and folder's name to change the title? thanx, martin -- King of Swamp Castle: This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who. -- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
unread flag in folder view
Hi, Does anyone know how to have Mutt display a 'U' flag in the folder view if a mail folder has unread messages? There's no folder_format format string for it, so I was hoping someone could help me add it to the source. I really suck at C :/ but I'm guessing it needs to be added in browser.c. I'm using 1.4i btw. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Aragon
unread flag in folder view
Hi, Does anyone know how to have Mutt display a 'U' flag in the folder view if a mail folder has unread messages? There's no folder_format format string for it, so I was hoping someone could help me add it to the source. I really suck at C :/ but I'm guessing it needs to be added in browser.c. I'm using 1.4i btw. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Aragon
Re: unread flag in folder view
| By Rocco Rutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [ 2002-07-01 03:18 +0200 ] To repeat it once more: Such a ``feature'' is just much too Wierd that I subscribed while this subject was being discussed! Apollogies for the repitition. If you're really interested in the pure number, why not use a shell script to count it for you? This is the more powerfull solution because you could also write a short script which configures the $mailbox variable to contain only folders with unread mail. That gave me an idea, but then I found out that mutt's printf strings arent expanded inside shell expansion. I was hoping to do something like: folder_format = ... `~/unread %f` Have noticed this is in discussion in another thread though. Thanks, Aragon
Re: unread flag in folder view
| By Nicolas Rachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [ 2002-07-01 01:41 +0200 ] This would be very expensive when using mbox folders, because mutt would have to read all folders completely. Would it be more efficient as a Maildir only feature? Thanks, Aragon
Re: Passing muttrc format strings to bash
| By Nicolas Rachinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [ 2002-07-01 01:40 +0200 ] I have the vague feeling to remember that [EMAIL PROTECTED] was about a patch for this problem. There's a patch here: http://home.uchicago.edu/~dgc/mutt/ It works excellently. I'm using it to get mutt to display a 'U' flag for my maildir folders that have unread message in them. Regards, Aragon
