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...and then Matej Cepl said...
% Hi,
Hello!
%
% I would love to define following in my .muttrc (for obvious reasons):
%
% macro index \ee "<resend-message>f$record<enter>" \
% "resend message with fcc set to sent_mail"
%
% but unfortunately it doesn't work.
%
% I have defined previously in my .muttrc
%
% set record=+sent-`date +%Y-%m`
Hokay. I note here that $record does not change until your muttrc is
re-read. I assume that you do not leave mutt running over month
boundaries :-) but the importance of this will be made evident below.
%
% so I would really like to use this rather complicated construct in
% representation. For this time, I use
%
% macro index \ee "<resend-message>f+sent-`date +%Y-%m`<enter>" \
% "resend message with fcc set to sent_mail"
%
% but it is getting really hairy (and not good for maintenance of
% .muttrc). Have anybody an idea, how could I use predefined variable in
% .muttrc?
Since, as has come up again, mutt does not have its own scripting
language, all I can suggest is setting $MUTTDATE in your .profile or
.login file and using that for your $record and \ee macro.
%
% Thanks
HTH & HAND
%
% Mat?j
%
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% Everything you know is wrong. But some of it is a useful first
% approximation.
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