Thank you for your answer! But this does not answer my question: I
know that it is possible to manage multiple identities that way, and I
was trying to find something more flexible.
You could put the post-the-script stuff in the script output.
macro index A ':`shell-script-emitting-mutt
On 11Nov2020 09:11, Gregory Heytings wrote:
>Thank you for your answer! But this does not answer my question: I
>know that it is possible to manage multiple identities that way, and I
>was trying to find something more flexible.
You could put the post-the-script stuff in the script output.
Hi Ken,
Thank you for your answer! But this does not answer my question: I know
that it is possible to manage multiple identities that way, and I was
trying to find something more flexible.
Gregory
On Tue, Nov 10, 2020 at 10:15:36PM +, Gregory Heytings wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> Is there a trick to execute a macro after a shell-escape which asks for user
> input? I currently have:
>
> macro index A 'shell-script '
> macro index B 'source ~/.mutt/mutt-script'
>
> shell-script writes mutt
Hi list,
Is there a trick to execute a macro after a shell-escape which asks for
user input? I currently have:
macro index A 'shell-script '
macro index B 'source ~/.mutt/mutt-script'
shell-script writes mutt-script, and I'd like to do 'B' when 'A' returns,
without having to press 'B'.
