Re: How to reload a message from a macro, if "display_filter" has changed

[Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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On Tuesday, July 11 at 11:38 PM, quoth Michelle Konzack:
>Question:  Is it posible to reload the message automaticaly
>           after I have changed the display_filter?

Yes. You want to use a macro (as you suspected). I have a set of 
macros like this:

macro pager ,T "<enter-command>set display_filter=\"t-prot -cemtwk 
- -M=mutt\"<enter><exit><display-message><enter-command>macro pager t ,t 
\"toggle tofu filter\"<enter>" "filter message for tofu"
macro pager ,t "<enter-command>unset 
display_filter<enter><exit><display-message><enter-command>macro pager 
t ,T \"toggle tofu filter\"<enter>" "don't filter message for tofu"
macro pager t ,t

>Is it possibel, to GET a settings from a macro and pipe it into a
>command?

Nope. What are you trying to do?

>Since I can source the muttrc from bash, its realy funny...  to
>change the settings from within a macro and Xdialog, write it back
>into the muttrc using sed and push setting on STDOUT.

Egads.

~Kyle
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