Norm wrote:
Is there a good way to get a list of message numbers into a bash script,
without the prefixes normally attached by mhpath and mark. What I've been
doing is something ugly like:
$(mhpath first:3 17 last:4| sed -e "s@.*/@@" -e "s@\n@@"
Is there a cleaner way?
Yes, use pick:
$(pick first:3 17 last:4)
David
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