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> > Ok. I get what you want, now. I think I've read your mail too fast.<br>
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> > You might have better luck by defining the variables in the<br>
> > [DEFAULT] section. Never tried, though.<br>
> > <br>
> > [DEFAULT]<br>
> > my_list = ['a', 'b']<br>
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> > [<offlineimap_section>]<br>
> > offlineimap_option_eval = python_function( %(my_list)s )<br>
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This is actually working, I don't remember whether I missed this line in your<br>
reply. The %()s syntax directly made me think this is only for strings, thus<br>
when I saw this in the python docs I did not even try it.<br>
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> > -- <br>
> > Nicolas Sebrecht<br>
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> I tried as you suggested defining my list in the [DEFAULT] section, the result<br>
> is same as previously, it does not work. I'm trying to put my list in the<br>
> offlineimap config file because I want to configure everything at only one<br>
> place. I will investigate the possibility of setting all the configuration from<br>
> a pythonfile, this might be the only solution. This might even be more powerful<br>
> as this will be a pure python script.<br>
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