Given a sequence 'foo', how can I get the complement, i.e. all messages in the folder, not in sequence 'foo'? I want to save the results to sequence 'bar'. I could write a shell script, but can this be done more directly?
You could use "mark -seq bar -zero -delete foo". When used with -delete the -zero switch first adds all messages from the selected folder to the sequence that is specified with -seq instead of first emptying that sequence. -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
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