Hi there, the post about anding / oring values of these variables (ok, so they're listed as commands :) reminded me of one thing that was a somewhat unpleasant surprise when I started using mutt... I never got around asking about it, so here you are. :)
I was quite surprised to find out that the patterns you give to "subscribe" are anchored at the beginning; I would certainly expect them to be anchored at the end of the string: I don't want to get into the "most sites do it this or that way", so instead lemme give you an example: instead of subscribe php-dev php-qa pear-dev jitterbug I could've just have subscribe lists.php.net and instead of subscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] subscribe lists.horde.org would have been enough It's obvious that this behavior is not going to change after it's been in use for so long, I'm just curious about the reasons that lead to the current behavior. And, as a bonus question: would it be possible to add RE support to "subscribe" and "lists"? -- FreeBSD 4.4-STABLE 7:34PM up 49 days, 6:17, 13 users, load averages: 0.34, 0.15, 0.10
