On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 05:20:21PM +1100, Shao Zhang wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to bind a key where when I am in the brower mode
> with a list of folders, I would like to press a key that goes to
> the next folder which contains unread message.
That would be difficult, I think, because there is no function
for moving to the next folder with new messages, I believe.
Someone wrote for me a macro to step through the folders with a
single key press. It was something like (on one line):
> macro browser I ':macro browser \cXJ "`$HOME/.jayplus;
>$HOME/.jayread`"'\n<first-entry>\cXJl
and in .jayplus:
> #!/bin/bash
> #test if last-entry has been reached. If not, add another
> #<next-entry>.
> #I have 33 mailboxes including spool, so 32 <next-entry> are needed.
> #There is something wrong with the test. I get an error message
> #but it still seems to work.
> touch $HOME/.jay
> JAY=`cat $HOME/.jay`
> if [ $JAY =
>"<next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry><next-entry>"
> ]
> then
> exit
> else
> echo -n "<next-entry>" >> $HOME/.jay
> fi
and in .jayread:
> #!/bin/sh
> #writes '<next-entry><next-entry>...' to macro definition
> cat $HOME/.jay
> echo
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