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To: Kyle Meyer <kyle@kyleam.com>
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Subject: lei-q doc thoughts... [was: doc: start manpages for lei commands]
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Kyle Meyer <kyle@kyleam.com> wrote:
> +=item --mua-cmd=COMMAND, --mua=COMMAND

On second thought:  is the long "--mua-cmd" even worth having or
supporting given "--mua=" exists?  I will likely remove it from
the documentation and filter it out from the help text.

Technically "mua-cmd" is more descriptive since it's a command
with a %f placeholder, but I can't imagine anybody wanting to
type "--mua-cmd" over "--mua".

> +=item -t, --thread
> +
> +Return all messages in the same thread as the actual match(es).

Heh, it turns out mairix uses "--threads" (plural).  I never
knew that since I always used "-t".  Not sure if it's worth
pluralizing on our end...