Evan Vetere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, 02 Aug 2000:
> Sourcing all files individually, literally, within the file to begin
> with, works just fine. Anyone know any tricks to make this baby work?
Hmm. You already have source-everything.pl, maybe that can be put to
use:
source `~/.mutt/source-everything.pl > ~/.mutt/source-everything.tmp`
source ~/.mutt/source-everything.tmp
push "!rm ~/.mutt/source-everything.tmp\n"
... Something like that?
The first line does hopefully an empty statement, or if Mutt complains
of no argument, you can make the first command print out /dev/null or
something like that.
Also take care that you don't get circular execution...
Hope this helps,
Mikko
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