On Mon, Mar 08, 1999, Dan Resler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
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| Sorry, this does not work "as advertised" nor as you state it
| above. If I type "mutt -y" I get a listing of the incoming mailboxes
| that I have defined. If I enter one of these, then hit c for
| change-folder, then press <tab>, I get the same thing that I get when
| I type ? - a list of ALL my folders in my default folder directory
| (i.e. =) ... NOT just the ones I set up as incoming folders that show
| up first when I do a "mutt -y".
|
| Am I missing something here?
Yes. Hit TAB again after you get the list of all the files in the dir.
You should then see only those files that are defined as "mailboxes".
To avoid having to hit TAB multiple times, you can define a macro to do
the job. Something like:
macro index X "c?\t" [note that the exact syntax for macros may be
a bit different now ... I'm still running a
downlevel version]
ought to do the trick.
/kim
