Hi. I''ve only recently began using sup. As such, I''ve changed my mind on my labeling structure. Naturally, I thought I''ll just open each label -there aren''t that many yet-, tag all, apply to all, -label. But there must be something about ''-label'' I''m not understanding. I''ve tried -label:<label_name>, just ''-label'' and a few other attempts at the syntax but nothing works. If I don''t tag-all and just tag a single mail at a time I can delete/edit labels. But that''s no solution -there may not be many labels but there''s a ton of mail-. Also, why can''t I use ''A'' in the search mode? I like searching tagging and marking but I can only search, tag, mark read and then archive. Is that intentional? Lastly, and somewhat related to my above mentioned issue, how do I modify labels. The label list mode seems rather restricted. I''d like to do L<enter> and delete/edit the labels themselves. -- Thanks, Phil
Hi Philippe, Excerpts from Philippe LeCavalier''s message of 2011-02-01 17:29:56 +0100:> aren''t that many yet-, tag all, apply to all, -label. But there must be > something about ''-label'' I''m not understanding. I''ve tried > -label:<label_name>, just ''-label'' and a few other attempts at the syntax butSuppose you have labeled a mail ''sup''. To remove this label, use ''-sup'' In general, if you want to re-label a lot of mails, use sup-tweak-labels.> Lastly, and somewhat related to my above mentioned issue, how do I modify > labels. The label list mode seems rather restricted. I''d like to do L<enter> > and delete/edit the labels themselves.I don?t think you can. Again, use sup-tweak-labels to remove/add labels. Best regards, Michael
Philippe LeCavalier, 2011-02-01 18:29:> I''ve only recently began using sup. As such, I''ve changed my mind on > my labeling structure.You probably want to make friends with sup-tweak-labels. And thats _after_ you have backed up label state dump. ;) sup-tweak-labels --help -- Tero Tilus ## 050 3635 235 ## http://tero.tilus.net/
Excerpts from Tero Tilus''s message of Tue Feb 01 12:31:59 -0500 2011:> Philippe LeCavalier, 2011-02-01 18:29: > > I''ve only recently began using sup. As such, I''ve changed my mind on > > my labeling structure. > > You probably want to make friends with sup-tweak-labels. And thats > _after_ you have backed up label state dump. ;) > > sup-tweak-labels --help >Perfect! -- Thanks, Phil
Excerpts from Michael Stapelberg''s message of Tue Feb 01 12:26:15 -0500 2011:> Hi Philippe, > > Excerpts from Philippe LeCavalier''s message of 2011-02-01 17:29:56 +0100: > > aren''t that many yet-, tag all, apply to all, -label. But there must be > > something about ''-label'' I''m not understanding. I''ve tried > > -label:<label_name>, just ''-label'' and a few other attempts at the syntax but > Suppose you have labeled a mail ''sup''. To remove this label, use ''-sup''ah! Just about the only thing I didn''t try...figures.> > In general, if you want to re-label a lot of mails, use sup-tweak-labels. > > > Lastly, and somewhat related to my above mentioned issue, how do I modify > > labels. The label list mode seems rather restricted. I''d like to do L<enter> > > and delete/edit the labels themselves. > I don?t think you can. Again, use sup-tweak-labels to remove/add labels.I had now idea this existed. We should plug that in the wiki somewhere. Or is it already and I didn''t see it?> Best regards, > Michael-- Thanks, Phil
Hi Michael. Excerpts from Michael Stapelberg''s message of Tue Feb 01 12:26:15 -0500 2011:> Hi Philippe, > > Excerpts from Philippe LeCavalier''s message of 2011-02-01 17:29:56 +0100: > > aren''t that many yet-, tag all, apply to all, -label. But there must be > > something about ''-label'' I''m not understanding. I''ve tried > > -label:<label_name>, just ''-label'' and a few other attempts at the syntax but > Suppose you have labeled a mail ''sup''. To remove this label, use ''-sup'' > > In general, if you want to re-label a lot of mails, use sup-tweak-labels. > > > Lastly, and somewhat related to my above mentioned issue, how do I modify > > labels. The label list mode seems rather restricted. I''d like to do L<enter> > > and delete/edit the labels themselves. > I don?t think you can. Again, use sup-tweak-labels to remove/add labels.Could you be so kind as to provide me with a working example of a query. I don''t seem to "get it". :)> Best regards, > Michael