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NOTMUCH PICK
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Notmuch pick is an experimental threaded message view for the emacs
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interface. Each message is one line in the results and the thread
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structure is shown using UTF-8 box drawing characters (similar to
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Mutt's threaded view). It comes between search and show in terms of
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amount of output and can be useful for viewing both single threads and
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multiple threads.
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INSTALL
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Just copy the notmuch-pick.el file somewhere into emacs's load-path.
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Then after the "(require 'notmuch)" line in your .emacs file add
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the line "(require 'notmuch-pick nil t)". This will load notmuch-pick on
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your next emacs start.
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TEST
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Just execute run-tests.sh and it should all work (it does require that
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notmuch has already been built).
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USING PICK
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The main key entries to notmuch pick are
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'z' enter a query to view using notmuch pick (works in hello, search,
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show and pick itself).
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'Z' view the current query in pick (works from search and show)
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'M-RET' view the selected thread in pick (works in search mode)
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Once in pick mode, keybindings are mostly in line with the rest of
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notmuch and are all viewable with '?' as usual.
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CUSTOMISING PICK
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Pick has several customisation variables. The most significant is the
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first notmuch-pick-show-out which determines the behaviour when
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selecting a message (with RET) in the pick view. By default pick uses
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a split window showing the single message in the bottom pane. However,
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if this option is set then it views the whole thread in the complete
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window jumping to the selected message in the thread. In either case
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M-RET selects the other option.
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TODO FOR NOTMUCH-PICK
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(These are the things I can think of: to be added to as problems get
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reported or found!)
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Things that need fixing before acceptance to mainline
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- Review lisp to make idiomatic.
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- Unify functions with search or show where appropriate.
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- Work out a fall-back if the font does not contain box graphic characters.
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- Add extra functionality?
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- Remove debugging information.
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- Add tests (I have some but I am not sure how to add them if pick is
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in contrib).
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Bugs:
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- The display flickers while pick is running. I have no idea why.
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Other todo items
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- c i, c f for stashing ids etc.
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- Perhaps the author should be "To: ???" if the message is from the user.
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- Is there some nice way to do use the expand citation buttons of
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notmuch-show when using the split-pane mode?
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -eu
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fail() {
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echo ERROR $1
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exit 1
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}
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TESTS="emacs-tree"
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TESTFILES="$TESTS tree.expected-output"
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export PICK_DIR="`cd \`dirname "$0"\` && pwd`"
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PICK_TEST_DIR="$PICK_DIR/test"
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for f in $TESTFILES
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do
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test -f "$PICK_TEST_DIR/$f" || test -d "$PICK_TEST_DIR/$f" || fail "$PICK_TEST_DIR/$f does not exist"
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done
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cd "$PICK_DIR/../../test"
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test -x ../notmuch || fail "`cd .. && pwd`/notmuch has not been built"
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for f in $TESTFILES
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do
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if test -f "$f"
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then
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fail "$f exists"
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fi
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done
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trap "rm -f $TESTFILES" 0
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for f in $TESTFILES
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do
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ln -s "$PICK_TEST_DIR/$f" .
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done
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#don't exec -- traps would not run.
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for f in $TESTS
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do
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echo $f
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./$f
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done
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