mutt

# vim:ft=muttrc

# This file is meant to be sourced from the main Mutt configuration file

set sort     = threads
set sort_aux = last-date-received

set index_format  = "%[%b %d %H:%M]   %-15.15L   %?M?<%03M> &      ?%s"
set status_format = "%f (%s) (%?V?limited to '%V'&no limit pattern?) (%P)"

set menu_scroll

set editor = vim

# I18n

set charset      = utf-8
set send_charset = utf-8

# Caching

set header_cache     = ~/.mutt_cache
set message_cachedir = ~/.mutt_cache

# Vim-like keybindings

# Index

bind index j next-entry
bind index k previous-entry
bind index J next-thread
bind index K previous-thread

bind index / search
bind index ? search-reverse
bind index n search-next
bind index N search-opposite

bind index gg first-entry
bind index G last-entry

bind index \Cd half-down
bind index \Cu half-up

bind index l collapse-thread
bind index z collapse-all

bind index r reply
bind index a group-reply
bind index L list-reply

bind index h limit

# '?' is used for search-opposite
bind index \Ch help

# Always start with threads collapsed and with the most recent thread selected
push <collapse-all><last-entry>

# Pager

bind pager j next-line
bind pager k previous-line

# The mouse wheel seems to send <up><up><up>/<down><down><down> by default with
# GNOME Terminal. Use it to scroll through messages.
bind pager <down> next-line
bind pager <up>   previous-line

bind pager / search
bind pager ? search-reverse
bind pager n search-next
bind pager N search-opposite

bind pager gg top
bind pager G bottom

bind pager \Cd half-down
bind pager \Cu half-up

bind pager r reply
bind pager a group-reply
bind pager l list-reply
bind pager L list-reply

# '?' is used for search-opposite
bind pager \Ch help