On 2010-02-04 09:10 -0800, Gary Johnson wrote: > I think that's because push actually pushes those commands onto a > stack which mutt subsequently pops. Try putting them in this order > instead: > > folder-hook infested 'push <limit>! ~f annoy...@gmail.com<enter>' > folder-hook . 'push <limit>~A<enter>'
Bingo ! Except that all the syntax shown above will get you is "push: too many arguments" errors. Also, it turns out that the "folder-hook ." part is not needed as Mutt resets the limit when you change folders. Long story short, the correct incantation is : folder-hook infested "push '<limit>! ~f annoy...@gmail.com<enter>'" or folder-hook infested 'push "<limit>! ~f annoy...@gmail.com<enter>"' Thank you. -- André Majorel http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/
