Hi all,
Apologies if this is a repeated question (I did search the archives,
but, full disclosure, I didn't search very hard).
I subscribe to a lot of mailing lists.
I have a smart mailbox set up as:
- all messages
- here the List-Id header exists
- submailbox for each unique value of list-id -> identifier
- mailbox name format ${list-id.identifier}
This gives me subfolders like
89all.ietf.org
92all.ietf.org
afnog.afnog.org
dbound.ietf.org
dns-wg.ripe.net
dnsop.ietf.org
which is great, except that I'd really like the sort order to group
things differently. I'd like to see
net.ripe.dns-wg
org.afnog.afnog
org.ietf.89all
org.ietf.92all
org.ietf.dbound
org.ietf.dnsop
If there was a format string modifier I could use in the mailbox name
format like
${list-id.identifier:reverse-dot-labels}
or something, then I'd have exactly what I want.
Maybe I could do something similar with regular expressions and
back-references? Note that I don't know in the general case how many
labels are in the list-id identifier.
The format string description in the manual is a bit brief. Is there a
way to do this?
Joe
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