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Subject: Re: $mailpath and Maildir
From: Joakim Ryden <jryden@forumone.com>
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this "works for me[TM]":

export MAILPATH=3D"$HOME/Maildir?You have new mail in
\$_.:$HOME/Maildir/.maildir2?You have new mail in
\$_.:$HOME/Maildir/.maildir3?You have new mail in
\$_.:$HOME/Maildir/.maildir4?You have new mail in
\$_.:$HOME/Maildir/.maildir5?You have new mail in
\$_.:$HOME/Maildir/.maildir6?You have new mail in \$_."

zsh 4.0.4

--Jo


On Mon, 2002-02-04 at 22:40, Will Yardley wrote:
> is there any way to make expansion of the directory name (using $_) work
> properly with Maildir folders?
>=20
> from the zsh man page under "mailpath":
>=20
>    The message  will  undergo parameter expansion, command substitution
>    and  arithmetic  expansion  with  the variable  $_  defined  as the
>    name of the file that has changed.
>=20
> however if i put:
> mailpath=3D($HOME/Maildir\?"New mail." ~/mail/\?"New mail in $_. ")
>=20
> in my .zshrc,
> the message I get is:
>=20
> New mail in path.
>=20
> Same if i do something like:
> mailpath=3D($HOME/Maildir\?"New mail." ~/mail/ndn:cron\?"New mail in $_."=
)
>=20
> zugzug% echo $ZSH_VERSION
> 4.0.4
>=20
> am i doing something wrong? if not, is there a way to make this work
> anyway?
>=20
> w
>=20


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