macro syntax: what am I doing wrong?

[Matt Price <matt.price@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey folks,

I have this line in my .muttrc:


macro index "\Cx\Ck" "<enter-command>unset pipe_decode;unset 
wait_key<enter><pipe-message>formail -x Message-Id: -x References: | sed -e 
's/>/>\n/g'  | sed  's/^[ \t]*//;/^$/d' >> 
/home/matt/.mutt/kill-lists/messages<enter> <delete-thread> <enter-command> set 
pipe_decode = yes; set wait_key = yes<enter>i" 

When I run it I get the following error messages:

sh: -c: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''         
sh: -c: line 2: syntax error: unexpected end of file

I assume something is wrong with my escaping of quote characters, but
I don't seem to be able to fix the problem -- any idea what I'm doing
wrong?  

I should add that when used directly from the shell, a command like: 

cat Maildir/.IN_debian/cur/1074560452.20141_2.anarres\:2\, | formail -x 
Message-Id: -x References: | sed -e 's/>/>\n/g'  | sed  's/^[ \t]*//;/^$/d' 

(which I take to be the equivalent of the above macro) works fine.  

thanks as alwayas!

matt

ps: is there a guide to escaping quotes in mutt macro commands?
doesn't seem to be in the manual, though perhaps I've missed it,

thanks,
matt