Well I got two good answers, but I still have one problem.
Byrial Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>You should also know that mutt always will wait if the program
>returns a non-zero exit code regardless of the value of $wait_key.
yep. I was still playing in debug land, and as soon as I ended with an exit 0
mutt knew perl was done.
Mikko Hänninen, aka. Wizzu wrote: (about two commands)
>(Oh, how? Something like:
> macro index <f10> "<shell-escape>scriptname<enter><enter-command>source
>.muttrc<enter>
I tried that, and now knowing what to look for tried several others:
macro pager T "<pipe-message>/home/hck/bin/take.pl<enter><enter-command>source
$HOME/.muttrc\n"
macro pager T "<pipe-message>/home/hck/bin/take.pl\n<enter-command>source
$HOME/.muttrc\n"
macro pager T "| $HOME/bin/take.pl\n:source $HOME/.muttrc\n"
These including useing single quotes, But each time when I return to mutt it
asks: "create ource/u04/hck/.muttrc? ([y]/n)" $HOME is /u04/hck So mutt is
executing 's' (save) ource/u04/hck/.muttrc which does not exist, so
it asks. Has anyone seen this before?
hal king [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unix System Group
pgp key http://web.utk.edu/~hck/hal.asc
