David DeSimone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Tue, 05 Oct 1999:
> That *is* the order I see them in. And I didn't do anything special to
> make it happen.
Not for me. Just to make sure I commented out the line
"set sort_browser=reverse-date" in my .muttrc, but the only result
from that was that the folders are now sorted alphabetically, just
like it says is the default for $sort_browser in the manual.
Now I'm curious, why would I see different behaviour from you?
For me, the order of mailboxes is definitely controlled by
$sort_browser.
Aha! I found it, I just need to specify $sort_browser as unsorted.
But this messes up things for the file browser? Not that the date
sorting was any good for those either... Anyway, "unsorted" is a
bit misleading, since the mailboxes *are* sorted -- in the user
specified order. It's truly unsorted only for directories.
My question now becomes: how can I have alpha sorting in the file
browser and the user specified order for my incoming mailboxes?
Anyway, thanks for the observation. :-) This is much better already.
Mikko
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