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* and then Jeremy Blosser blurted
> No, please read it again. What it says is that ^ is an _alternative_ for
> specifying a control character when used in the _sequence_ portion of a
> macro. \c is the only documented way to get a control chara
On Jan 25, Benjamin Smith [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> The following should be a working macro:
>
> macro pager \cd
>
> This is infact contrary to the documented behaviour in the manual which
> says that a caret not \c indicates the control key. Is this a
> documentation bug?
No, please read i
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> The following should be a working macro:
>
> macro pager \cd
>
> This is infact contrary to the documented behaviour in the manual which
> says that a caret not \c indicates the control key. Is this a
> docu
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 12:07:28PM +0100, Nick Wilson wrote:
> I'd like to do the same thing if I decide to delete a thread. I've tried
> the following...
>
> macro pager ^d
>
> to no avail. Anyone spot what I'm doing wrong?
I tried the above and instead of giving me a keybinding to a control
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* and then Michael Tatge blurted
> I bet that works, except you press the wrong keys. :)
> Ctrl-d is \cd in mutt. See manual section 3.3.
Not sure I get you there but I eventually solved it by using '^D' as
opposed to '^d'
Cheers
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Nick Wilson muttered:
> macro pager d
>
> which makes sure that when I delete a message I'm taken back to the
> index.
>
> I'd like to do the same thing if I decide to delete a thread. I've tried
> the following...
>
> macro pager ^d
>
> to no avail. Anyone spot what I'm doing wrong?
I bet
