unbinding everything

Is there a way to unbind everything? The problem is that I want to define my own generic bindings such as bind generic $ last-entry but other default bindings are in my way, e.g. $ is sync-mailbox in index by default and has the precedence. -- Vincent Lefèvre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Web:

[Mutt] #3008: Odd behavior in mutt-thread patch?

#3008: Odd behavior in mutt-thread patch? This is my first bug report here, so please be kind if I'm out of line, or something. :) I run Debian testing's Mutt 1.5.17. I encountered unexpected behavior with the ~(pattern) syntax which I suspect is a bug, though nothing obvious jumped at me wh

Re: unbinding everything

On 2008-01-06 23:00:43 +0100, Vincent Lefevre wrote: > Is there a way to unbind everything? > > The problem is that I want to define my own generic bindings such as > > bind generic $ last-entry > > but other default bindings are in my way, e.g. $ is sync-mailbox in > index by default and has

More weird mutt thread matching behavior

Heya, So, in an attempt to get mutt to color mails the way I think, I added these patterns to my muttrc: # Mark deleted messages that aren't part of collapsed threads color index color8 default '~D !~(~v)' # Mark collapsed threads as deleted if ALL messages in the thread are # marked deleted

About charset hook and external program reference that varible

Hi all When using charset hook , say charset-hook gb2312 gbk when mailcap reference the %{charset} variable, gb2312 is returned instead of gbk. I think mutt should return hook value instead of orginal value. am I true? Best Regards. Qian -- Easy + Joy +

Re: About charset hook and external program reference that varible

On 2008-01-09, Bendany Qian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > When using charset hook , say > > charset-hook gb2312 gbk > > when mailcap reference the %{charset} variable, gb2312 is returned > instead of gbk. > > I think mutt should return hook value instead of orginal value. > > am I tr