Vim fold key bindings for mutt threads

[Horacio Sanson]

Is it possible to create Vim fold like keybindings to expand/collapse threads in
mutt?

Example:
  zo  -   expand thread under the cursor
  zO  -   expand thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively
  zc  -   close thread under the cursor
  zC  -   close thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively
  za  -   toggle thread under the cursor
  zA  -   toggle thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively

Being used to vim keybindings using ESC-v is rather uncomfortable for me.

-- 
regards,
Horacio Sanson

Re: Vim fold key bindings for mutt threads

[Christian Ebert]

* Horacio Sanson on Monday, January 04, 2010 at 19:22:52 +0900
> Is it possible to create Vim fold like keybindings to expand/collapse threads 
> in
> mutt?
>
> Example:
>  zo  -   expand thread under the cursor
>  zO  -   expand thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively
>  zc  -   close thread under the cursor
>  zC  -   close thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively
>  za  -   toggle thread under the cursor
>  zA  -   toggle thread under the cursor and all subthreads recursively
> 
> Being used to vim keybindings using ESC-v is rather uncomfortable for me.

bind index za collapse-thread

(un)collapses current thread.

Look for "bind" in man 5 muttrc. You probably need less bindings
as the functions toggle the thread state.

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Re: How to count new emails in mbox format mailbox?

[Kyle Wheeler]

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On Sunday, January  3 at 04:39 PM, quoth Ionel Mugurel Ciobica:
>You were told already...
>
>privmailnew=$(grep -c '^From ' ${private})
>inmailnew=$(grep -c '^From ' ${inbox})

That's only true if and only if the mbox file is NOT in mboxcl2 
format. Many mbox formats (mboxo, mboxrd, and mutt's favorite: mboxcl) 
transform internal lines that begin with From into >From, but mboxcl2 
does not (it uses Content-Length: headers to reliably determine where 
the next message is).

There's a good description of several of the common mbox formats here: 
http://homepages.tesco.net/J.deBoynePollard/FGA/mail-mbox-formats.html

~Kyle
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