source /etc/mutt/indexhooks.pl| documentation bug.

I have this perl program to write folder hooks so I can return to the same place in the mailboxes screen from the index screen, instead of always to the first line: #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; my mailboxes = glob(Mail/*); foreach my $mailbox ( mailboxes )

Quoting from email other than the one you're replying to

found it and am excited about it. However, it is for vim-6.0, which is still alpha, and if you compile vim with multibyte, a non-ASCII marker placed in the index breaks it, at least in my case. But you can munge this. -- Greg MathesonThose who can do. Chinmin College

Re: Getting current folder name

-folder command, so perhaps you could use that in .muttrc, like you can use ! to set mailboxes. -- Greg MathesonThere is nothing as good as a Chinmin College, practical theory. Taiwan --Kurt Lewin's practicality maxim corollary

Re: About quoting text, about emacs.

searching, as well. Another approach would be to write a vim function. You would have to divide up a mbox folder file on the basis of /^From / lines, for example. I have to investigate the perl Mail::Folder approach. -- Greg MathesonRather than do things right, Chinmin College

Re: About quoting text, about emacs.

of how to do this without opening a second instance of mutt and cutting and pasting is to write some function to do it in your editor, or use something like readmsg. -- Greg MathesonRather than doing things right, Chinmin College, Doing the right thing. Taiwan

another pattern parsing question (was Re: Pattern parsing bug

EXPR messages which contain EXPR in the message header I had to use: ~e EXPR message which contains EXPR in the ``Sender'' field I've forgotten what version this was. Could have been 0.95. How difficult would it be to hack the code for this? -- Greg Matheson

Re: changing directories

itor. Like macro editor '\I' ~/slist/i/archive/latest But you would still have to type in the attachment name. I use this to get to folders not in my Mail directory, and which I don't want in my mailbox screen. I try to make the directories and folders I use a lot just one or two letters long.

Re: I want a different sort of macro

create symlinks or hard links in the shell for them! -- Greg MathesonPractitioners talk about what Chinmin College, Taiwan they do. Theorists talk about [EMAIL PROTECTED] they haven't done.

Re: 'browser' - what is it?

emails I get in order. It gives me a rough idea of how much new email I have. Another good thing to have would be numbers of mails like there are in the index, but I am prepared to do without. -- Greg Matheson Learn a third language Chinmin College, Taiwan

Re: 'browser' - what is it?

-folder?tabjumpenter1enter' folder-hook =tn 'macro index h change-folder?tabjumpenter2enter' -- Greg Matheson The Internet from time Chinmin College, Taiwanto time claims this [EMAIL PROTECTED] address

Re: 'browser' - what is it?

-new for example. And cycling through mailboxes on change-folder. -- Greg Matheson "Vent the pent:" Chinmin College, Taiwan Samuel Beckett [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: save-hooks? and mail notifiers

in a single mailbox. And why is the only the first matching pattern used for mbox-hooks? The only difference I can see between a mbox-hook and a save-hook is that the first does it without telling you and the second just prompts you with a different folder to do it to. -- Greg Matheson

Re: Trouble getting indicator to point to first message

w why the :e exec is necessary, but it is working and if I have just :exec it doesn't work. I couldn't get it working with the angle bracket notation. -- Greg Matheson Practitioners just do it. Reflective Chinmin College, Taiwan practitioners just think they did it. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

macros messing up browser under screen

exit else echo -n "next-entry" $HOME/.jay fi #$HOME/.jay contains strings of form next-entrynext-entry.. What advice do you have? -- Greg Matheson "Vent the pent:" Chinmin College, Taiwan Samuel Beckett [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: key binding question

ynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entrynext-entry" ] then exit else echo -n "next-entry" $HOME/.jay fi and in .jayread: #!/bin/sh #writes 'next-entrynext-entry...' to macro definition cat $HOME

Re: folder-hooks, (un)ignore, and From_

On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 01:06:13PM +0200, Mikko Hänninen wrote: Greg Matheson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Thu, 20 Jan 2000: I'm having a problem with folder hooks in which I have (un)ignore commands for From_ headers. I remember reading somewhere that you can't (re-)ignore a header which

folder-hooks, (un)ignore, and From_

nts #my list ignore x- date user-agent organi cc delivered-to approved-by ignore resent- list- importance newsgroups errors-to followup-to ignore supersedes -- Greg MathesonDoing things right is Chinmin College, Taiwan doing the

Re: macros - is there any logic about when they work or not?

ttrc again? That is the feel I got for it, anyway. -- Greg Matheson genius + soul = jazz Chinmin College, Taiwan Mr_Bean on SchMOOze [EMAIL PROTECTED] telnet://health.acor.org#

backslashes in send-hooks

for emails to that email+box address. The above send-hook works. I am just interested in the reason why only one backslash didn't work. -- Greg Matheson Make a mistake Chinmin College, Taiwan Try it, you'll like it [EMAIL PROTECTED]