that are not in sequence a, something like:
pick b -and -not a
but that doens't work.
I'm not on a system with MH right now, so I can't play around to check
it... but I think you want to use sequence-negation. See the online MH
book at http://www.ics.uci.edu/~mh/book/mh/morseq.htm#PreSeq .
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wouldn't want to actually *explain* anything in a manpage,
would we? ;-) Seriously, that extra info looks good to me. We might be
able to do without the last sentence, though; I think people will figure
it out pretty quickly.
Jerry
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of Bill's suggestions;
it's just another idea. BTW, I tested it now (my Linux box is
back up) and it seems to work:
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 10:19:58 -0700, Jerry Peek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Glenn Burkhardt wrote:
Ok. replcomps already includes the line %{fcc}Fcc: %{fcc}\n%, so
I'll check the others
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023
And the first one has the advantage that it should work on *all* Bourne
shells and all systems, whether the particular version of echo will
translate \n to a newline or not.
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own, make a copy of the system file and hack yours. There's info
in the online MH book; one place to start is
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~mh/book/mh/morsca.htm#index2 .
Jerry
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Earl Hood wrote:
On November 23, 2002 at 14:13, Jerry Peek wrote:
About rmf warning you before removing a folder that isn't empty: you
could write a little front-end script named rmf (put it in your personal
bin, etc.). Have it run folder on the named folder (or, if there's
no argument
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Jon Steinhart wrote:
If I get a message with 20 photos
attached, I hate having to hit Ctrl-C 20 times just to get to the next
message.
I'm not disagreeing with you ;-), Jon... the interface *is* klunky.
But, FWIW, Ctrl-\ will abort showing the current message.
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the problem. Comments,
anyone? Would this change break any front-end programs (mh-e, etc.)
that somehow depend on the prompts that install-mh now prints by default?
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programs -- for instance,
show 1 3 18 sets cur to 18.
I think I remember some debate, years ago, about this behavior. The
only conclusion I can remember, though, is if not the last message,
then *which* message?. Comments, anyone else?
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can fix that by telling sed not to print that
sequence:
for sequence in `mark | sed -n '/^cur:/!s/:.*//p'`
or pipe mark's output through 'grep -v cur:', or something.
Jerry
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should
point it out in case it helps.
Jerry
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a little front-end script and use it. For instance, make a script
file named mymheditor with these two lines in it:
#!/bin/sh
exec gvim -f $@
then set Editor to mymheditor.
Jerry
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-- cross-linking
the two and eliminating duplicate info. Ah, what a wonderful-sounding
project that is! If you're interested, let's talk. ;-)
Jerry
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this problem. Thanks, all...
Jerry
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Hi, all. All this discussion about hacking nmh has gotten me
motivated to change my slacker's ;-) habits. Before I became
a slacker, I used to always use MH/nmh to read and process mail
from the command line (from a shell prompt). I love that
flexibility, and the shell is the way I like to get
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? (one word -- yes or no -- is enough).
- if you do use it, how often? (one word, like daily/weekly/occasionally)
If you want to add comments, that would be fine too. Thanks...
Jerry
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hear. I've been trying to find a big chunk of time to move the
online MH book to SourceForge, but now I'm wondering if I might move it
there and the server would go away. Comments, anyone?
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ation is a lot harder.
This is why I'm writing my tomes ;-) about not losing nmh flexibility
with IMAP, wherever it's reasonable to keep it.
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me of the folder if the folder was a subfolder of the user's MH
(nmh) directory. Otherwise, the format of these files has been the same
as long as I can remember (which is more than 15 years...).
nmh utilities (for example, mhpath, forw, show, refile, scan, etc.)
use these files to map the sequ
in your xterm, you'll need to do some
checking of permisions and other things -- as Neil and Dan said.
This is tricky stuff sometimes.
Jerry
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