* Max Görner :
> Is there a way to abort the macro if the pattern does not match anything? It
> is quite annoying to tidy up after the macro every now and then.
Have a look at
On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 08:31:37PM +0100, Max Görner wrote:
for a macro I would like to match a message based on its attachments. Since I
have to use Outlook Web App, I often get calender events as e-mail. Messages
telling me that someone accepted my invitation are empty and contain an
On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 08:25:02PM +0100, Max Görner wrote:
Is there a way to abort the macro if the pattern does not match
anything? It is quite annoying to tidy up after the macro every now and
then.
Hi Max,
Have you tried using instead of ";" in your macro?
See
Hello,
for a macro I would like to match a message based on its attachments. Since I
have to use Outlook Web App, I often get calender events as e-mail. Messages
telling me that someone accepted my invitation are empty and contain an
attachment without a name but with file type text/calendar.
Hello,
I wrote a macro to move certain e-mails into a corresponding folder. For this,
I first tag all matching messages using a limit and then try to move them to a
different folder. The relevant snippets from my .muttrc are:
macro index M "?" "move a message to a
mailbox"
macro index
