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This is a python version of the original mutt-notmuch script.
It will interactively ask you for a search query and then symlink the matching
messages to `$HOME/.cache/mutt_results`.
Add this to your muttrc.
```
macro index / "<enter-command>unset wait_key<enter><shell-escape>mutt-notmuch-py<enter><change-folder-readonly>~/.cache/mutt_results<enter>" \
"search mail (using notmuch)"
```
This script overrides the `$HOME/.cache/mutt_results` each time you run a
query.
Install this by adding this file somewhere on your `PATH`.
Tested on OSX Lion, OSX El Capitan, Fedora 23, and Arch Linux.
Options
-------
```
-g Use gmail specific info (All Mail search)
-G Do not use gmail specific info
-p [path] Limit search results to files with path in the path name
```
License
-------
BSD, short and sweet
1 maintainer
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