hal King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Fri, 22 Sep 2000:
> I've written a small perl script to take addresses like the 't' command in
> pine.
I wonder what the t command in Pine does? Well, since I have to guess,
I suppose it picks out email addresses from the current email.
> Yes, I know there is a python script, but I like perl and wanted to
> hack mutt. Odd thing is, after the script runs input seems to be 'hung'.
> I after the process has gone back to mutt, I have to hit a key before I
> get any command to mutt. I've closed STDIN, STDOUT and the alias file. What
> am I missing?
I don't know. Maybe there is a "press any key to continue" prompt, but
it's not visible for some reason?
Try changing the value of $wait_key, if you have it set.
> One other question I have not found the answer to in the docs or the email
> archive: can one macro be made to both run a script and then source a file?
The answer is: Yes.
(Oh, how? Something like:
macro index <f10> "<shell-escape>scriptname<enter><enter-command>source
.muttrc<enter>
... and possibly add unsetting the value of $wait_key and then setting
it afterwards.)
Regards,
Mikko
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