Re: macro question
hi,
i actually tried that first but it wouldn't work... i noticed that you used
single quotes instead of double, is that a requirement? i had tried the
following:
macro index "h" "<fetch-mail><sync-mailbox>" "description"
but it didn't work for me so i thought i'd try keystrokes...
On Fri, Jul 08, 2005 at 02:24:48AM +0200, Michael Tatge wrote:
> * On Thu, Jul 07, 2005 Nabeel Khatri (nabeel@xxxxxxxx) muttered:
> > i'm trying to create a macro (to be started by keystroke "h") that
> > will check mail and then sync the mailbox... i tried the following:
> >
> > macro index "h" "Gt"
>
> Use function names! See section 6.4 of the manual. It's more readable
> _and_ portable since keys might be redifined. You can see which functions
> are avaibale in any menu via the help function (?).
>
> > since shift+g checks mail
>
> <fetch-mail> G
>
> > and t syncs the mailbox...
>
> That's wrong, '$' does.
> <sync-mailbox> $
>
> macro index h '<fetch-mail><sync-mailbox>' "fetch new mail and sync"
>
> HTH,
>
> Michael
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