tag-prefix-cond, cond-end problem?
Hello list!
I'm running Mutt 1.5.9 and I'm attempting to set up a macro using
tag-prefix-cond and cond-end. What I'm trying to do is tag a set
of messages based on a pattern, unset the N flag, and save them off
to a folder. Then I want to do this for a number of other patterns.
Right now in my .muttrc I've got this:
> bind index { tag-prefix-cond
> bind index } end-cond
>
> macro index \ef '\
> T\[rt-u^M{Wns=rt^M}\
> T\[exim^M{Wns=exim^M}\
> T\[sc-u^M{Wns=sc-users^M}\
> ' 'save things to folders'
(Where you see ^M I've got an actual ^M in there, not just the text
of a carat and the uppercase M).
This works fine until it reaches a pattern for which there are no
matches, at which point mutt just tells me "Nothing to do." If
I have messages which match each of the patterns, the macro will
successfully go through and save them all into the proper folders,
but as soon as a pattern doesn't match anything, processing stops.
(ie: if something matches [rt-u and [sc-u, but nothing matches [exim,
only the [rt-u messages will be saved properly because processing
stopped at the pattern which didn't match.) It's almost as if
there's a 'break' statement somewhere, where there should be a
'continue' or something.
I'm planning on trying to dig through the code to see what's up,
but I figured I'd post here first, as it'll be a little bit before
I'm able to do so (also it'll take me a bit to get acquainted with it).
So, anyone have any ideas? Is this a bug in the processing of end-cond,
or am I just doing something wrong?
-CJ
(oh, and also, I think that { and } would probably make pretty good
defaults for tag-prefix-cond and end-cond...)
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