Just a quick thank you to all who took time to respond to my original
question. I've looked at mairix but feel it's a bit too involved for my
needs. Mr Fox's solution works so that is what I'll go with.
Arthur
aalin...@riseup.net writes:
>If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence,
Hi aalinovi,
Paul wrote:
> It's one of mh's hidden gems. Use "picked:next", "picked:first",
> "picked:last", "picked:prev". I have wrapper commands that do all of
> those. "picked:3" and "picked:-2" also work.
>
> It's in mh-sequences(1).
And lots of fine detail is in
pick -seq foo -from o...@the.cat
show foo:first
show foo:next
show foo:next
show foo:last
[aalin...@riseup.net]
> If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence, is there any way
> to read them consecutively?
>
> For example, sequence picked with messages 94 95 114 126 155.
> show 94
aalin...@riseup.net wrote:
> If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence, is there any way
> to read them consecutively?
>
> For example, sequence picked with messages 94 95 114 126 155.
> show 94 shows message 94, next shows message 95. But then next shows
> message 96, not
> If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence, is there any way
> to read them consecutively?
Not quite what you're after, but if you've got the search indexer mairix
installed (I highly recommend it), it creates search results in their
own temporary folder, so prev and next work
If I have non consecutive messages in a given sequence, is there any way
to read them consecutively?
For example, sequence picked with messages 94 95 114 126 155.
show 94 shows message 94, next shows message 95. But then next shows
message 96, not message 114 (which makes sense since 96 is the
