* Michael Tatge [090617 14:20]:
> * On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 11:56AM -0800 Tim Johnson (t...@johnsons-web.com)
> muttered:
> > In the index, I have bound Ctrl-E to last-entry.
> > Yet If I do this:
> > :last-entry
> > I get an error: "Unknown Command".
>
> last-entry is not a command but a function.
* Rocco Rutte [090617 14:19]:
> * Tim Johnson wrote:
> > I note that when I press `:', I am taken to a command line.
> > I find that when I go into 'help' that `:' executes
> >
>
> You didn't read well enough... :)
Seems I'm having a hard time remembering to do "man muttrc"
In addition to "m
* On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 11:56AM -0800 Tim Johnson (t...@johnsons-web.com)
muttered:
> In the index, I have bound Ctrl-E to last-entry.
> Yet If I do this:
> :last-entry
> I get an error: "Unknown Command".
last-entry is not a command but a function.
you have to use
:exec last-entry
HTH,
Michael
Hi,
* Tim Johnson wrote:
> I note that when I press `:', I am taken to a command line.
> I find that when I go into 'help' that `:' executes
>
You didn't read well enough... :)
> Yet If I do this:
> :last-entry
> I get an error: "Unknown Command".
Yes, because 'last-entry' is not a muttrc com
I note that when I press `:', I am taken to a command line.
I find that when I go into 'help' that `:' executes
I'm having problems making commands work:
Example
In the index, I have bound Ctrl-E to last-entry.
Yet If I do this:
:last-entry
I get an error: "Unknown Command".
I am in particular
