Jolin Warren wrote (at 2:48 AM on Thursday, February 16, 2023):
> Did you construct your IMAP UUID manually? I got mine by highlighting the
> mailbox in MailMate and pressing `cmd-C` (I suppose you could also choose
> `Copy` from the `Edit` menu). I think this is the recommended way of doing
>
FWIW, I have always had a keybinding file that uses address@server UUIDs
mapped to a single key and they work fine. However, the format of mine
are slightly different from yours:
``` "2" = ( "goToMailbox:",
"INBOX:jolinwarren%40oakandapple@mail.oakandapple.org" );```
Did you
Eric Sharakan wrote (at 7:46 PM on Wednesday, February 15, 2023):
> Assuming Benny's comment still applies, it seems you are doing it as he
> expects, and perhaps you've uncovered a bug. Though it's interesting that
> your working keybindings file has all UUIDs; wonder how those were obtained
I thought I'd done this before (for defining coloring rules, not keybindings),
so I googled it, and up popped a thread from back in 2014 between you and Benny
(at https://lists.freron.com/mailmate/2014-March/002177.html) where he says:
> Yes, but it's still the value you need. For smart
John Cooper wrote (at 7:07 PM on Wednesday, February 15, 2023):
> My working keybindings file uses a coded URL for every mailbox, even IMAP
> mailboxes:
>
> "m" = ( "goToMailbox:", "D95CD39B-3CEB-4060-901F-13732A91044F",
> "makeFirstResponder:", "mainOutline" ); // MailMate
I meant to write "a
I've narrowed down the problem, which arises when imap: UUIDs of IMAP mailboxes
are entered. From the manual:
> A mailbox UUID is not always a UUID in a strict sense, but it is always a
> unique identifier for a mailbox. It can be one of the > following:
> The UUID of a smart mailbox (as saved
I've been trying to edit the custom keybindings file I've been using, but after
I do, no single-key keybindings work. Every key on the keyboard only yields an
error sound.
I've checked the syntax, and all the semicolons are there. I can't find any
errors. The file name hasn't changed. The
