Re: next-tag?

[Dave Pearson]

On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 11:49:49AM +0200, Iwan Mouwen wrote:

 Is there a function like next-new (say next-tag) to quickly browse tagged
 messages? If not, is there a way to temporarily hide untagged messages?

Use a macro in conjunction with search~T. For example, this:

,
| macro index \e\t search~T\n
`

would make Esc-TAB move to the next tagged message in an index.

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Re: next-tag?

[Mr. Wade]

Iwan Mouwen asked:
 Is there a function like next-new (say next-tag) to quickly browse
 tagged messages? If not, is there a way to temporarily hide untagged messages?

To jump to the next tagged message you could use the search
function, which is bound by default to /.  Try this: /~T.

To hide untagged messages, use the limit function, bound by
default to l.  Try this: l~T.  (To clear the limit pattern,
use l.)

Good luck!

-- Mr. Wade

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