Re: update maildir structure

[Rodrigo Amestica <ramestica@nrao.edu>]

I see. Yes, C-u <enter> is basically what I was missing. Do you know what's the 
function bound to it (C-h k does not work well with the prefix)?

Yes, those 'm' commands work well. Before your reply I was lost and confused 
because C-k and C-y were driving me off road. Do you understand why is that I 
cannot freely yank (C-y) within the maildir structure ('not access group 
folder')? It seems that it would only let me yank a previously killed subfolder 
(C-k) to the same place or at the same level than the maildir path itself. I'm 
probably misunderstanding the meaning of killing and yanking in this context. 
I'm expecting to edit the directory structure under my maildir path.

many many thanks,
 Rodrigo

Erik Hetzner wrote:
> At Tue, 22 Dec 2009 19:41:13 -0500,
> Rodrigo Amestica wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to store already read mail into a local maildir structure
> > (to be always with me in my laptop.) It seems that wanderlust won't
> > help edit the maildir structure (create subfolders, delete
> > subfolders, move around subfolders), but that's okay, I can do it my
> > self. However, whenever I change the structure (mkdir) wanderlust
> > will not update its content unless I delete the .wl.d/elmo/folder
> > directory and restart wanderlust. Is there a command to force
> > wandelust to re-inspect and update a maildir folder?
>
> Hi Rodrigo -
>
> In folder manager:
>
> m a => adds a folder, asks if you want to create it
> m d => delete a folder
> m R => rename a folder
>
> To refresh, close the access group, then use C-u <ENTER> to
> scan it for new entries.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> best,
> Erik Hetzner