On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 10:57:13AM +0200, Kai Weber wrote:
> I have a save-hook defined to move all mail into a certain folder.
>
> save-hook "~A" +personal/Archive
>
> Very often I want to move the mail into the archive without opening the
> mail at all but then the mail ends up as unread in the archive.
>
> I want to mark the mail as "read" when moving. How could I achieve this?
> I guess a macro could do it? Should I get rid of the save-hook?
This macro may do what you want. It marks mail as "read" and moves it
to the $record file.
Note that it makes use of `<`, which is Mutt's built-in shortcut for the
$record file.
# Unlike index mode, pager mode does not accept this macro without
# an initial `<exit>`. So we need two variants of this macro, one
# for each mode.
macro index ss "<tag-prefix-cond><enter-command>set
auto_tag=yes<enter><end-cond><clear-flag>n<save-message><<Return>y<tag-prefix-cond><enter-command>set
auto_tag=no<enter><end-cond><sync-mailbox>y"
macro pager ss "<exit><tag-prefix-cond><enter-command>set
auto_tag=yes<enter><end-cond><clear-flag>n<save-message><<Return>y<tag-prefix-cond><enter-command>set
auto_tag=no<enter><end-cond><sync-mailbox>y<display-message>"
If anyone reading this knows of a better solution, please share it.
Sam
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