yes, the <list-of-folders> is called "browser" in my case also.
But when I bind:
bind browser q exit
and use "q" in browser, it does not exit, but just cycles between
browser and the folder where I came from.
Ok, so I just checked the help and apparently the 'exit' function's
description is 'exit this menu'. So it seems the exit function was
never meant to fully exit mutt but just exit the menu it is currently
in.
And also, you suggested previously to use "exit", but this keyword does
not seem to exist in my mutt (2.0.2). When I use this binding:
bind browser q quit
.mutt/muttrc, line 80: quit: no such function in map
Yeah, looking at the help again, it seems the function 'quit' exists
in index and pager (although in pager it also doesn't exit mutt
fully), but it doesn't seem to exist in 'browser'. Hence why you get
an error when using bind browser q quit that quit doesn't exist.
I hope that I am wrong, but to me it seems like there is currently no
way to achieve what you want.
Best Regards,
IFo Hancroft
