zanshin/mailboxes.muttrc

## mailboxes.muttrc
set folder=~/.mail
mailboxes +”foo”

# find sorts things in strange ways. for example: Lists will come after
# Lists/Atomic, here the printf prints the name of the folder we need, and the
# folder's depth. Numeric sort on the depth first, then the name, then do some
# cleanup (escape any spaces in the directory name and then print all the
# mailboxes on 1 line)

mailboxes `find ~/.mail/foo/ -type d -name cur -printf '%h\t%d\n'| sort -n | tr ' ' '\\ ' | awk -F'\t' '{ ORS=" "}{ print $1 }'`
	set folder=~/.mail
	mailboxes +”foo”

	# find sorts things in strange ways. for example: Lists will come after
	# Lists/Atomic, here the printf prints the name of the folder we need, and the
	# folder's depth. Numeric sort on the depth first, then the name, then do some
	# cleanup (escape any spaces in the directory name and then print all the
	# mailboxes on 1 line)

	mailboxes `find ~/.mail/foo/ -type d -name cur -printf '%h\t%d\n'\| sort -n \| tr ' ' '\\ ' \| awk -F'\t' '{ ORS=" "}{ print $1 }'`