Re: 3 questions: Renaming folders with hook + browser reverse date

["Vim Visual" <vim.unix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

> Use 'sort' instead of 'sort-browser'.

set sort=reverse-date ?

doesn't work either... I get the threads:

 288 r + Aug 17 Woodchuck       ( 795) Calvin II
 289 r + Aug 17 Woodchuck       (  48) └─┬─>
 290   + Aug 17 Woodchuck       (  20)   │ └─>
 291 r + Aug 17 Woodchuck       (  11)   └─>
 292   + Aug 17 Woodchuck       (  49)     └─>
 293   + Aug 18 Woodchuck       (  49)       └─>



> > macro index <F5>  'c ~/mail/inbox      ^M'
> >
> > doesn't work any more, with Mutt 1.5.16 (2007-06-09). It worked under
> > fedora5 with Mutt 1.4.1i (2003-03-19)
>
> You didn't say what "doesn't work" means,

doesn't work = when I press F5 mutt doesn't react at all; no error
message wahtsoever and, of course, I do not get to inbox.


> termcap or terminfo data being used by mutt to determine the
> character sequence to send for <F5> is missing or not correct for
> the terminal you are using.  Check that your $TERM environment
> variable is correct.  Then execute
>
>    infocmp -1 | grep kf5
>
> to see what character sequence, if any, is defined for <F5>. ("-1"
> is "minus one", not "minus ell".)

F5 is not missing. In my vimrc I have

map <F5> mx{v}gq'x

and using it works as a charm.

Nevertheless,

elachistos|  infocmp -1 | grep kf5
        kf5=\E[15~,

and I used that in muttrc to redefine it and didn't work either...

Choosing other character, like "5" or "P" doesn't work either.

Any hint?

By the way,

elachistos| echo $TERM
xterm-xfree86

This is set so because it solved a lot of problems I had in mutt
reconising the defined colours

Pau