I want to set different index_format for different mails.
Just like set different index_format for different mailbox.
Like this example:
folder-hook "\!"set index_format = '"%H %C| %N [%4Z] %-13L » %s %>
%4c"'
folder-hook =INBOX set index_format = '"➤ %H %C| ✣%N [%4Z] %-13L » %s %
On 03Nov2011 17:07, Tim Johnson wrote:
| Cameron, thanks for those explanations.
| I have not yet installed your css package. Been really busy here.
| Will try to get to it tomorrow or saturday.
| This is fun. And informative.
No worries, whenever.
| BTW: This pythonist has notices
* Cameron Simpson [03 11:47]:
> On 03Nov2011 07:55, Tim Johnson wrote:
>
> That sounds right. Taking the latter case first, mutt gets the environment
> because your login shell has build the environment before mutt gets
> invoked.
>
> For the former case, mutt gets invoked possibly directly
Hi David!
On Do, 03 Nov 2011, David Champion wrote:
> * On 03 Nov 2011, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> > On 03Nov2011 10:05, Edward Morbius wrote:
> > | Is there any facility similar to Gmail's named tags (other than
> > | folders) for mutt?
> > |
> > | I'd like to be able to add (multiple) labels t
Hi SK!
On Mi, 02 Nov 2011, SK wrote:
> libtranslate looks like the way to go but being a newbie I am
> struggling to figure out how to hook it to mutt. Any help?
Either define a macro, that pipes the message through translate, or even
use your mailcap file to specify how to translate your messa
On 03.11.11,10:05, Edward Morbius wrote:
> Is there any facility similar to Gmail's named tags (other than
> folders) for mutt?
>
> I'd like to be able to add (multiple) labels to a given message,
> possible automatically (procmail, some imap tool, mutt folder hooks),
> have mutt be aware of defin
* On 03 Nov 2011, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> On 03Nov2011 10:05, Edward Morbius wrote:
> | Is there any facility similar to Gmail's named tags (other than
> | folders) for mutt?
> |
> | I'd like to be able to add (multiple) labels to a given message,
> | possible automatically (procmail, some imap
On 03Nov2011 10:05, Edward Morbius wrote:
| Is there any facility similar to Gmail's named tags (other than
| folders) for mutt?
|
| I'd like to be able to add (multiple) labels to a given message,
| possible automatically (procmail, some imap tool, mutt folder hooks),
| have mutt be aware of def
On 03Nov2011 07:55, Tim Johnson wrote:
| * Cameron Simpson [02 18:51]:
| > Ok, now running iTerm2. How do you invoke mutt then? A special iterm2
| > profile or something else?
|
| I just use /opt/local/bin/mutt as the command in a profile.
| I can also launch mutt directly from the defaul
* Tim Johnson [03 08:15]:
> * Cameron Simpson [02 18:51]:
> > | | > This discrepancy is odd, and a little troubling. We probably need to
> > | | > investigate that a little.
> > | | I think this has to do with the way that iTerm2 passes the
> > | | environment to mutt... but I am just
Is there any facility similar to Gmail's named tags (other than
folders) for mutt?
I'd like to be able to add (multiple) labels to a given message,
possible automatically (procmail, some imap tool, mutt folder hooks),
have mutt be aware of defined labels, and be able to quickly filter
messages by
* Cameron Simpson [02 18:51]:
> | | > This discrepancy is odd, and a little troubling. We probably need to
> | | > investigate that a little.
> | | I think this has to do with the way that iTerm2 passes the
> | | environment to mutt... but I am just guessing.
> |
> | Hmm. I'm using iTerm
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