From: Cameron Simpson <c...@zip.com.au>
Date: Sat, Dec 05, 2015 at 07:52:42AM +1100
> On 04Dec2015 20:45, Jurriaan <jurriaan_m...@onderneming10.net> wrote:
> >Is there any way to have the 'l' command (limit) default to include
> >searching the recipients email addresses in the sent mail folder?
> >
> What you want is the $simple_search configuration variable.
> 
> If the expression supplied to <limit> or <search> does not look like a valid
> pattern expression (~f and so forth) or one of the special words "all",
> "tagged" etc, the string is embedded in the value of $simple_search, whose
> default is:
> 
>  ~f %s | ~s %s
> 
> i.e. search the author and subject as you observed.
> 
> You could write a folder-hook to set $simple_search specially when in your
> sent-email folder. For your interest, I set it to:
> 
>  set simple_search="~f %s | ~t %s | ~c %s | ~s %s"
> 
> for all folders.
> 

Most excellent. I'm not sure what is more impressing: the power of mutt
or the speed of it's users.
This is easily adapted to the hooks I already had for normal and
sent-mail folders, which alter index_format and sorting.

Many thanks!

Jurriaan

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