timing vs diff (was Re: macro vs. typing keys in)

David, et al -- ...and then David DeSimone said... % % Mutt looks at the timestamp on the file to determine if your editor has % modified the file. However, your macro executes so fast, that the Now, this is interesting... I always thought that it would use diff to tell if something actually

macro vs. typing keys in

I am having trouble determining the difference between typing keys in manually and using push or macro. I start from a deafult mutt configuration (mutt -F /dev/null) and set the following: set editor='echo ok ' macro index y 'rreturnreturnn' If I it y in the index i get an error

Re: macro vs. typing keys in

Randall J. Million [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am having trouble determining the difference between typing keys in manually and using push or macro. Timing. set editor='echo ok ' macro index y 'rreturnreturnn' If I it y in the index i get an error 'Aborted unmodified message.'