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Re: questions about the Previous-Sequence
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Conrad Hughes |
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Re: questions about the Previous-Sequence |
Date: |
Sun, 22 Mar 2020 21:13:12 +0000 |
One of the things I use it for is "unseeing" a message. Let's say I see
someone has emailed me, I'm about to go out, want to take a peek at the
message but don't want to mark it as seen — or alternatively I look at a
message, think "gosh that's gonna take a lot of work to deal with" so
want to mark it as unseen again, so I come back to it. My
unseen-sequence is "un", and my previous-sequence is "ditto", so I have
this alias to "unsee" whatever I just looked at:
mark -sequence un -add ditto
.. then I have another alias to do the first job — looking at something
without "seeing" it:
show !*; mark -sequence un -add ditto
I bet there are magic command line switches to do this now (seems to
happen half the time I post these days!), but I've had these for a long
time and use them regularly.
Conrad