I'm trying to keep my mutt aliases file and my abook synchronized. I've found this online: http://www.wolfermann.org/mutt.html
It handles writing changes in abook back to the mutt aliases fine. However, it uses the abook --add-email function to extract an alias from a message sender. I prefer to use mutt's <create-alias>, as it gives me more control, specifically over the "nick". So I think I could do something like this (all one line): tail -n 1 .mutt/.mutt.aliases | abook --convert --informat mutt --outformat abook >> ~/.abook/addressbook after creating an alias with <create-alias>. I would like to creat a macro that does this and bind it to "a" in the index. However, I will need to hit enter several times and possibly correct the default entries between <create-alias> and executing the line above. Is there any way how I can do that? (I guess I could always write an extra macro that calls the line above, then execute the macro whenever I've added a new alias, but a one-step solution would be much nicer). m.
