On Sun Dec 27, 2020 at 2:12 PM CET, Tomi Ollila wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 27 2020, inwit@sindominio.net wrote:
>
> There sure is notmuch-after-tag-hook (in emacs MUA), but -hooks don't
> take argument(s) so how does it know what was tagged (cannot remember
> if there are let-bound (dynamically bound!) variables that could have
> such information).
Apparently (I'm a total noob wrt elisp), the hook should know what was
tagged and how it was tagged. In its documentation it reads:
«'tag-changes' will contain the tags that were added or removed as a
list of strings of the form "+TAG" or "-TAG". 'query' will be a string
containing the search query that determines the messages that were
tagged."

>
> whatever way, tags are assigned to Message-Id:, so you'd need to find
> the filename.
Having the 'query' mentioned above should be enough to find the
filename, shouldn't it?

> With shell-command you can do notmuch | xargs pipeline
> (plain 'mv' w/ 'shell-command' would have been easily replaced w/
> 'rename-file' if that were enough).
I'm not sure if I get what you're trying to say: is rename-file not
enough? 

In any case, if there's really a way to pass 'tag-changes' and 'query'
to such a hook, I could use that hook to move the file with either 'mv'
with 'shell-command' or directly with rename-file, am I wrong?

In any case, I first need to actually learn elisp. This seems as the
right reason to finally get into it.

Thanks for your help.

Salud,

>
> >
> > Salud,
>
> Tomi
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