Move to next flagged message in Mutt
Is it possible to move to the next flagged message in Mutt? In looking at the development manual, I wasn't able to see anything that would let me do this. I'm looking for something like <next-new>, but for skipping around to the next flagged message. If there's nothing like this in Mutt, can I fake it with macros?
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asked Aug 15 '14 at 15:50
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Is it possible to move to the next flagged message in Mutt? In looking at the development manual, I wasn't able to see anything that would let me do this. I'm looking for something like <next-new>, but for skipping around to the next flagged message. If there's nothing like this in Mutt, can I fake it with macros?
mutt
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Is it possible to move to the next flagged message in Mutt? In looking at the development manual, I wasn't able to see anything that would let me do this. I'm looking for something like <next-new>, but for skipping around to the next flagged message. If there's nothing like this in Mutt, can I fake it with macros?
mutt
asked Aug 15 '14 at 15:50
Aaron MasseyAaron Massey
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Is it possible to move to the next flagged message in Mutt? In looking at the development manual, I wasn't able to see anything that would let me do this. I'm looking for something like <next-new>, but for skipping around to the next flagged message. If there's nothing like this in Mutt, can I fake it with macros?
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Just search for the next flagged message: / followed by ~F. Well, the only drawback is that this doesn't work from the pager menu (but this would be a valid RFE).
And you can write a macro with the value: <search>~Fr
Note: similarly, I suppose that <next-new> is almost the same as <search>~Nr in the index menu (the only difference I can see is the different error message when there are no new messages).
Note 2: from the pager, I suppose that a macro <exit><search>~Fr<display-message> would do what you want.
answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
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Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
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See alsol(and then enter~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
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And RTFM: Have a look atman muttrc. Tryman -Pless +/flagged muttrcorman -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'
– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
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Bind important messages to I keypress in .muttrc
In addition to vinc17's correct answer, I would present two lines I've added into my .muttrc
# Bind to I key in index view:
macro index I "<search>~Fn" "Search for next important"
# Bint to I key in pager:
macro pager I "<exit><search>~Fn<display-message>" "Jump to next important"
Nota: I've choosed I after reading help in both mode and ensuring previous use of I (uppercase) will prompt Key is not bound. Press '?' for help. in both context.
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
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To do the same for tagged messages, just use ~T instead of ~F.
See also this.
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Just search for the next flagged message: / followed by ~F. Well, the only drawback is that this doesn't work from the pager menu (but this would be a valid RFE).
And you can write a macro with the value: <search>~Fr
Note: similarly, I suppose that <next-new> is almost the same as <search>~Nr in the index menu (the only difference I can see is the different error message when there are no new messages).
Note 2: from the pager, I suppose that a macro <exit><search>~Fr<display-message> would do what you want.
answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
9,0741736
Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
1
See alsol(and then enter~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
1
And RTFM: Have a look atman muttrc. Tryman -Pless +/flagged muttrcorman -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'
– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
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Just search for the next flagged message: / followed by ~F. Well, the only drawback is that this doesn't work from the pager menu (but this would be a valid RFE).
And you can write a macro with the value: <search>~Fr
Note: similarly, I suppose that <next-new> is almost the same as <search>~Nr in the index menu (the only difference I can see is the different error message when there are no new messages).
Note 2: from the pager, I suppose that a macro <exit><search>~Fr<display-message> would do what you want.
answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
9,0741736
Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
1
See alsol(and then enter~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
1
And RTFM: Have a look atman muttrc. Tryman -Pless +/flagged muttrcorman -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'
– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
add a comment |
Just search for the next flagged message: / followed by ~F. Well, the only drawback is that this doesn't work from the pager menu (but this would be a valid RFE).
And you can write a macro with the value: <search>~Fr
Note: similarly, I suppose that <next-new> is almost the same as <search>~Nr in the index menu (the only difference I can see is the different error message when there are no new messages).
Note 2: from the pager, I suppose that a macro <exit><search>~Fr<display-message> would do what you want.
answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
9,0741736
Just search for the next flagged message: / followed by ~F. Well, the only drawback is that this doesn't work from the pager menu (but this would be a valid RFE).
And you can write a macro with the value: <search>~Fr
Note: similarly, I suppose that <next-new> is almost the same as <search>~Nr in the index menu (the only difference I can see is the different error message when there are no new messages).
Note 2: from the pager, I suppose that a macro <exit><search>~Fr<display-message> would do what you want.
answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
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answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
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answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
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answered Aug 15 '14 at 16:13
vinc17vinc17
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Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
1
See alsol(and then enter~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
1
And RTFM: Have a look atman muttrc. Tryman -Pless +/flagged muttrcorman -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'
– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
add a comment |
Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
1
See alsol(and then enter~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.
– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
1
And RTFM: Have a look atman muttrc. Tryman -Pless +/flagged muttrcorman -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'
– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
Cool, thanks. I knew I was missing something. I didn't think about using a pattern in a search like that.
– Aaron Massey
Aug 15 '14 at 16:46
1
1
See also
l (and then enter ~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
See also
l (and then enter ~F) to limit the view to only the flagged messages.– Stéphane Chazelas
Aug 15 '14 at 20:24
1
1
And RTFM: Have a look at
man muttrc. Try man -Pless +/flagged muttrc or man -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
And RTFM: Have a look at
man muttrc. Try man -Pless +/flagged muttrc or man -Pcol -b muttrc | sed '/^[A-Z ] {0,5}[^ ]/H;/flagged/{x;p;x;q;};d'– F. Hauri
May 20 '17 at 9:00
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Bind important messages to I keypress in .muttrc
In addition to vinc17's correct answer, I would present two lines I've added into my .muttrc
# Bind to I key in index view:
macro index I "<search>~Fn" "Search for next important"
# Bint to I key in pager:
macro pager I "<exit><search>~Fn<display-message>" "Jump to next important"
Nota: I've choosed I after reading help in both mode and ensuring previous use of I (uppercase) will prompt Key is not bound. Press '?' for help. in both context.
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
add a comment |
Bind important messages to I keypress in .muttrc
In addition to vinc17's correct answer, I would present two lines I've added into my .muttrc
# Bind to I key in index view:
macro index I "<search>~Fn" "Search for next important"
# Bint to I key in pager:
macro pager I "<exit><search>~Fn<display-message>" "Jump to next important"
Nota: I've choosed I after reading help in both mode and ensuring previous use of I (uppercase) will prompt Key is not bound. Press '?' for help. in both context.
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
add a comment |
Bind important messages to I keypress in .muttrc
In addition to vinc17's correct answer, I would present two lines I've added into my .muttrc
# Bind to I key in index view:
macro index I "<search>~Fn" "Search for next important"
# Bint to I key in pager:
macro pager I "<exit><search>~Fn<display-message>" "Jump to next important"
Nota: I've choosed I after reading help in both mode and ensuring previous use of I (uppercase) will prompt Key is not bound. Press '?' for help. in both context.
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
Bind important messages to I keypress in .muttrc
In addition to vinc17's correct answer, I would present two lines I've added into my .muttrc
# Bind to I key in index view:
macro index I "<search>~Fn" "Search for next important"
# Bint to I key in pager:
macro pager I "<exit><search>~Fn<display-message>" "Jump to next important"
Nota: I've choosed I after reading help in both mode and ensuring previous use of I (uppercase) will prompt Key is not bound. Press '?' for help. in both context.
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
answered May 20 '17 at 9:44
F. HauriF. Hauri
2,7571528
2,7571528
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add a comment |
To do the same for tagged messages, just use ~T instead of ~F.
See also this.
answered Feb 28 at 21:14
Gen.StackGen.Stack
1447
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To do the same for tagged messages, just use ~T instead of ~F.
See also this.
answered Feb 28 at 21:14
Gen.StackGen.Stack
1447
add a comment |
To do the same for tagged messages, just use ~T instead of ~F.
See also this.
answered Feb 28 at 21:14
Gen.StackGen.Stack
1447
To do the same for tagged messages, just use ~T instead of ~F.
See also this.
answered Feb 28 at 21:14
Gen.StackGen.Stack
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