* Chris Gentle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14:41 31/07/01]:
> Lets say I start mutt with the '-y' option to get a list of mailboxes
> which contain new mail. Then I press RETURN and enter a mailbox to
> read the messages. What's the easiest way to get back to the
> directory browser? Pressing c-TAB-TAB seems to do it but that seems a
> bit clumsy. If I press 'q' it does exactly what the manual says it
> will do, it quits. It seems like 'q' is behaving inconsistently.
> When you view a message in the pager 'q' takes you back to the index,
> sort of "backing you out". When called with -y shouldn't 'q' back you
> back out all the way to the directory browser?
you can do what i have done. you can bind a key ('I' in my case) to the
directory index. this can be done al follows :
macro index I "c?\t"
macro pager I "c?\t"
alternatively, i think you could bind the 'q' in the index to do the same
thing.
but then you will face a problem of quitting since no key will be bound to
quit. you could perhaps bind the 'q' in the browser to quit, but i am not too
sure it would be the right thing to do...
>
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> Chris
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