 | | From: | Andre Berger | | Subject: | folder-hook macro question | | Date: | Sun, 2 Jan 2005 15:59:32 +0100 |
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 | Hi there, happy New!
I'm on mutt 1.5.6i-vvv-nntp and would like to change the behavior of
the trigger ("F" here), when in nntp mode, to
with no questions asked. I have tried many variations
of
folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F "push C"'
but none of them worked. I'm stuck.
-Andre
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| | From: | Alain Bench | | Subject: | Re: folder-hook macro question | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 14:11:49 +0100 (CET) |
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| Hello André and Year,
On Sunday, January 2, 2005 at 3:59:32 PM +0100, André Berger wrote:
> to with no questions asked
>| folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
> but none of them worked.
Long: Mutt has commands (as "set", "macro" or "lists" in muttrc),
and functions (as , or , generally bound
to keypresses).
Bridges: "push" is a command to enter functions (and keypresses).
And mirror is a function to enter commands.
In macros you enter functions (or keys) directly, no need to push
them. And better use function names than keys (clarity, solidity).
In short:
| folder-hook nntp 'macro index F ""'
Note the key is here to accept default folder name.
Depending on your config you might also need to reply to or suppress the
"Create/Append messages to folder? ([yes]/no):" prompts. I would have to
use "y" here.
Bye! Alain.
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| | From: | Andre Berger | | Subject: | Re: folder-hook macro question | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 18:55:28 +0100 |
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| * Alain Bench , 2005-01-03 14:11 +0100:
> Hello André and Year,
>
> On Sunday, January 2, 2005 at 3:59:32 PM +0100, André Berger wrote:
>
> > to with no questions asked
> >| folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
[...]
> In short:
>
> | folder-hook nntp 'macro index F ""'
>
> Note the key is here to accept default folder name.
> Depending on your config you might also need to reply to or suppress the
> "Create/Append messages to folder? ([yes]/no):" prompts. I would have to
> use "y" here.
Thanks Alan and Sven, as so often, things one tried many times and
didn't work for no good reason all of a sudden somethimes do. So,
folder-hook !nntp 'bind index F flag-message'
folder-hook !nntp 'bind pager F flag-message'
folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "y"'
folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F "y"'
works here (and now). Actually, my first attempts looked much like
this, "push" was already a work-around.
-Andre
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| | From: | Sven Guckes | | Subject: | Re: folder-hook macro question | | Date: | 3 Jan 2005 01:46:26 GMT |
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| * Andre Berger [2005-01-02]:
> I'm on mutt 1.5.6i-vvv-nntp and would like to change the
> behavior of the trigger ("F" here), when
> in nntp mode, to with no questions asked.
> I have tried many variations of
> folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
> folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F "push C"'
> but none of them worked. I'm stuck.
i can see but one variation here.
and i suppose that you might think
"nntp" is the mode - but it isn't.
"nntp" would be part of a folder name.
try matching the names of your nntp folders
and mutt will trigger the macro for you.
Sven
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| | From: | Andre Berger | | Subject: | Re: folder-hook macro question | | Date: | Mon, 3 Jan 2005 03:24:58 +0100 |
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| * Sven Guckes , 2005-01-03 02:46 +0100:
> * Andre Berger [2005-01-02]:
> > I'm on mutt 1.5.6i-vvv-nntp and would like to change the
> > behavior of the trigger ("F" here), when
> > in nntp mode, to with no questions asked.
> > I have tried many variations of
> > folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
> > folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F "push C"'
> > but none of them worked. I'm stuck.
>
> i can see but one variation here.
> and i suppose that you might think
> "nntp" is the mode - but it isn't.
> "nntp" would be part of a folder name.
>
> try matching the names of your nntp folders
> and mutt will trigger the macro for you.
Thanks Sven, nntp is indeed part of the folder name and works fine in
constructs like
folder-hook !nntp 'bind index L list-reply'
folder-hook !nntp 'bind pager L list-reply'
folder-hook nntp 'bind index L followup-message'
folder-hook nntp 'bind pager L followup-message'
just not with the code above. Would you agree it "should work"? I
would look for possible conflicts then rather than for alternatives.
-Andre
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| | From: | Sven Guckes | | Subject: | Re: folder-hook macro question | | Date: | 3 Jan 2005 11:59:10 GMT |
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| * Andre Berger [2005-01-03]:
> * Sven Guckes , 2005-01-03 02:46 +0100:
>> * Andre Berger [2005-01-02]:
>> > I'm on mutt 1.5.6i-vvv-nntp and would like to change the
>> > behavior of the trigger ("F" here), when
>> > in nntp mode, to with no questions asked.
>> > folder-hook nntp 'macro index F "push C"'
>> > folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F "push C"'
>>
>> i suppose that you might think
>> "nntp" is the mode - but it isn't.
>> "nntp" would be part of a folder name.
>
> nntp is indeed part of the folder name
> and works fine in constructs like
>
> folder-hook !nntp 'bind index L list-reply'
> folder-hook !nntp 'bind pager L list-reply'
> folder-hook nntp 'bind index L followup-message'
> folder-hook nntp 'bind pager L followup-message'
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> just not with the code above.
> Would you agree it "should work"?
hmm.. why use "push" at all? how about this:
folder-hook nntp 'macro index F ""'
folder-hook nntp 'macro pager F ""'
Sven
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