Am 2008-07-25 11:46:10, schrieb David Champion:
> and generate your "real" muttrc programmatically: another way to do
> things like macros/variables and search paths, and you also get to
> automatically define hooks, lists, etc. based on the contents of your
> filesystem. But once again this only executes at startup -- it doesn't
> update itself continuously.
>
> If you're ambitious enough you could set mutt up to reload much of its
> configuration every time you change folders, or something. But I'm
> not sure how useful this really is for most people. :)
I have already done this, which mean, on my IBM TP570 (P2/366/192MB)
mutt need arround 2 minutes to load, but then it hast the total power...
Maybe it is pervers, but it just works...
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
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24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
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