On 06/02/04 16.14, Alex Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am running Mutt 1.4.1i (2003-03-19).
>
> I have a default folder-hook set to sort by threads and collapse all threadsi.
>
> e.g. folder-hook . set sort=threads
> folder-hook . push "<collapse-all>"
>
> I have noticed that the first message of the thread does not have a 'status'
> flag
> indicating that it is a 'collapsed thread'.
>
> Is it possible to have a status flag for collapsed threads ?
>
> When all threads are collapsed, I can no longer tell which messages are a
> thread.
Something like
set index_format="%4C %Z %{%m/%d} %-15.15F (%4c) %?M?%M> ?%s"
gets you something like
716 L 02/02 Victor Engmark (9.0K) 2> Suggestion: XML support
718 02/02 David Laight (5.0K) bug#1791: mutt-1.4.1i: mutt leaks an
719 L 02/03 Alain Bench (3.0K) display of CP-1258
720 L 02/03 Thomas Roessler (1.9K) `->
721 L 02/04 Edmund GRIMLEY (2.9K) `->
722 L 02/05 Alain Bench (1.8K) `->
723 N L 02/06 Edmund GRIMLEY (4.8K) `->
726 L 02/04 Yasuhiro Matsum (5.6K) 4> attachment file name is not
730 L 02/04 Dale Woolridge (3.2K) 2> [PATCH] incorporating inline into
Notice how threads are indicated with 'n>', where n is the number of
messages in the thread. The magic part of the index_format is
'%?M?%M> ?', adjust to suit your own taste.
/dossen
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