On 22Jun2022 01:02, Andy Spiegl <mutt.a...@spiegl.de> wrote:
>Cool ideas. I started with defining a macro like that:
>
> macro index r "\
> <enter-command>unset implicit_autoview<enter>\
> <reply>"
>
>Works! But I don't know how to set it back afterwards, uhm.
>I tried unsuccessfully:
> macro index r "\
> <enter-command>unset implicit_autoview<enter>\
> <reply>\
> <enter-command>set implicit_autoview<enter>"
Does that not work? I would expect it to.
For settings which are available as variables the common practice is to
stash the "current" value in a $my_something variable, change it, then
set it back. Crude and only single level, but usually enough. Example
from my muttrc where I turn off $wait_key to stop mutt pausing during an
operation:
These 2 lines define a command string to save the current $wait_key then
the beginning of the "set wait_key" command, then another string to
reverse it:
set my_push_wait_key=':set my_prior_wait_key=$wait_key; set wait_key'
set my_pop_wait_key=':set wait_key=$my_prior_wait_key<enter>'
Then they get used in my rot13 toggle command string:
set my_toggle_rot13="$my_push_wait_key=no<enter><shell-escape>flag !
MUTT_ROT13 -e flag MUTT_ROT13<enter>$my_pop_wait_key"
and then I've got some mac ros to run the toggle:
macro index \Cx "$my_toggle_rot13" 'toggle MUTT_ROT13'
macro pager \Cx "<exit>$my_toggle_rot13<display-message>" 'toggle
MUTT_ROT13'
The mechanics don't really matter, just the shuffle of the original into
and out of $my_prior_wait_key. You should be able to do the same with
$implicit_autoview.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@cskk.id.au>
