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In VM, messages are flagged for deletion, and then are subsequently expunged or removed from the folder. The messages are not removed from the on-disk copy of the folder until the folder is saved.
vm-delete-message
)Flags the current message for deletion. A prefix argument n causes the current message and the next n-1 messages to be flagged. A negative n causes the current message and the previous n-1 messages to be flagged.
vm-undelete-message
)Removes the deletion flag from the current message. A prefix argument n causes the current message and the next n-1 messages to be undeleted. A negative n causes the current message and the previous n-1 messages to be undeleted.
vm-kill-subject
)Flags all messages with the same subject as the current message (ignoring “Re:”) for deletion.
vm-delete-duplicate-messages
Flags duplicate messages for deletion. The duplicate messages are detected by comparing message ID’s.
vm-delete-duplicate-messages-by-body
Flags duplicate messages for deletion. The duplicate messages are detected by comparing message bodies.
vm-expunge-folder
)Does the actual removal of messages flagged for deletion in the current folder.
Setting the variable vm-move-after-deleting
non-nil
causes
VM to move past the messages after flagging them for deletion. Setting
vm-move-after-undeleting
non-nil
causes similar movement
after undeletes. Setting vm-move-after-killing
non-nil
causes VM to move after killing messages with vm-kill-subject
.
Note that the movement is done by calling vm-next-message
which
means that the value of vm-circular-folders
applies to the
post-command motion as for a motion command, not as for a non-motion
command.
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