Dale --

...and then Dale Woolridge said...
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% On 13-Jan-2002 18:49 David T-G wrote:
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% | I take it you want to be sure that the dates are accurate and not from
% | startup, right?  This is a common problem for headers and such (good old
% | uptime) and the answer is usually to put the parsed half in single quotes
% | to prevent mutt from executing the innards until the hook is called.
% | I should think that that would work for you, too, and would be a lot
% | easier to maintain than your patch.  Of course, it's not as cool... :-)
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%     Yes, I do keep mutt running for days at a time.  Based on my perusal

Same here -- my mutt start time (on each of my six standard mutt
processes!) is typically a few minutes after boot time :-)


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%     Okay, that was a long-winded way of disagreeing with your suggestion.  The
%     short one goes like this:  I'm very confident that the mbox-hook command
%     won't allow back tick deferrals by quoting them as you propose.

Good enough.  I haven't done the research, but wanted to make sure you
had all of the ideas available.


% 
%     That being said, printf-style sequences might be useful for more than

Right.  And they're much cooler than just '`command`' quoting!


%     solving my trivial problems.  Of course, other than perhaps message
%     score, I really can't think of any other uses, but at least my problem
%     is solved. ;)

Right :-)


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% -Dale


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