[MlMt] Go To Last Message in Thread?

[Gustavo Daniel Villarreal]

Excellent! Already tried it, and assigned the lowercase key "L" to it, 
as I'm using the Postbox layout. Very convenient! Seems to work most of 
the time, but I have a thread that doesn't do anything, but I guess its 
one of those edge cases you mention where the thread has a missing link. 
Its the thread of _[MIMt] Forward as attachment_, but I might have 
deleted one the mails in the thread and broke it. Will let you know if 
there is an issue.

-- 
Gustavo Daniel Villarreal
Telecomunicaciones VG y Asoc.
Monterrey, N.L.

On 1 Aug 2013, at 11:12, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:

> On 29 Jul 2013, at 23:45, Gustavo Daniel Villarreal wrote:
>
>> I have been using MailMate for a few months now and love the keyboard 
>> access it provides, but I'm missing a way to quickly travel to the 
>> last message in a thread. If the last message is new, it is very 
>> easy, as I can go to the Next Unread, but if its Read, then the 
>> quickest way I've found is to go to the Root, then alt-arrow, then go 
>> to the last message…
>
> Someone else also requested this (privately) not so long ago. There is 
> no workaround, but I've added a new action:
>
> 	lastOfThread:
>
> It looks for the most recent message in the same thread (in the same 
> mailbox). That would often have the effect of jumping to the last 
> message of the visual thread, but if the thread is broken (missing 
> links in the mailbox) or if the latest message is not the visually 
> last message then it'll be different. If “Organize by Thread” is 
> disabled then it'll still jump to the most recent message in the 
> thread.
>
> I haven't yet decided whether this should be in the Message menu, but 
> if I add it then I'll probably use ⌃⌘L as a shortcut to match 
> ⌃⌘R for “Root of Thread”.
>
> The above is part of the latest test release (r3594).
>
> -- 
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