On Tue, Mar 16, 2004 at 07:06:51PM EST, downtime null wrote: > On Tue, Mar 16, 2004 at 05:47:23PM +0000, Neil Durant wrote: > > downtime null wrote: > maybe there's something stupid in there. take a look. > > set alternates="(\ > ((mutt-test|mutt-test-2|downtime|rstinnett)@austin\\.rr\\.com)\ > |((downtime|rstinnett)@grandecom\\.net)\ > |((bfmh|rstinnett)@bigfatmeaniehead\\.com)\ > |((downtime|rstinnett)@downtimenull\\.com)\ > |(rstinnett@apexwireless\\.biz)\ > )" In your particular case, you probably want to take advantage of the new feature to simplify your RC file: alternates (mutt-test|mutt-test-2|downtime|rstinnett)@austin\.rr\.com \ (downtime|rstinnett)@grandecom\.net \ (bfmh|rstinnett)@bigfatmeaniehead\.com \ #LOL :-) (downtime|rstinnett)@downtimenull\.com \ rstinnett@apexwireless\.biz Note that you'll need to add ([+].*)? before each "@" sign if you want resources to work correctly. You'll also probably want to prepend a "^" and append a "$" to each entry, so rstinnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx isn't mistaken as one of your addys. An easy way to get all of that is to use my makealternatesrc [1] script, which as a bonus can even generate the old format for you if you use the --compat flag. It takes as input a simple list of regexps each of wich needs to match the entire address. Mine [2] is available. It produces an RC fragment as output. (Once again, mine [3] is available.) I've also included below a fragment [4] of my makefile [5], so you can get started quickly and easily :-) Enjoy, - Dave BTW - Needless to say, my entire Mutt config (save a few files for others' privacy reasons) is available online [6], as well. [1] http://www.bigfatdave.com/dave/mutt/muttdir/makealternatesrc [2] http://www.bigfatdave.com/dave/mutt/muttdir/my_addys [3] http://www.bigfatdave.com/dave/mutt/muttdir/alternatesrc [4] alternatesrc: my_addys makealternatesrc makealternatesrc < my_addys > alternatesrc [5] http://www.bigfatdave.com/dave/mutt/muttdir/Makefile [6] http://www.bigfatdave.com/dave/mutt/muttdir/ -- Uncle Cosmo, why do they call this a word processor? It's simple, Skyler. You've seen what food processors do to food, right? Please visit this link: http://rotter.net/israel
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