Gmail with nested labels

[Alexander]

For me it is still 3 folders with a dot in their filename instead of 1 
Folder with 2 subfolders regardless of sep = / or sep = .

To clarify again: I want a folder structure like
Receipts
^-------Travel
^-------Work

but instead I get three folders on the same level like this
Receipts
Receipts.Travel
Receipts.Work

I suggest I need to add a line that converts the "." in a "/" but I 
really have not been able to do this in nametrans.

My current line looks like this:
nametrans = lambda foldername: re.sub('^\[Google Mail\].','', 
re.sub('Spam','Junk-E-Mail', foldername))



m 05.08.2011 03:14, schrieb Jimmy Wu:
> On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 03:08, Alexander<alex1452 at gmx.net>  wrote:
>> I have "nested labels" in my Gmail account (e.g. "Receipts Travel" and
>> "Receipts Work" under the label "Receipts")
>>
>> Unfortunately they sync as the folders
>> Receipts
>> Receipts.Travel
>> Receipts.Work
>> in the Maildir directory.
>>
>> Instead I would love to have real subfolders
>> Receipts
>> Receipts/Travel
>> Receipts/Work
>> Can anybody help me with the syntax for nametrans?
>>
>> Below my .offlineimaprc
>>
>> [general]
>> metadata = ~/.offlineimap
>> accounts = test
>> maxsyncaccounts = 1
>> ui = Noninteractive.Basic
>> socktimeout = 120
>>
>> [Account test]
>> localrepository = LocalTest
>> remoterepository = GmailChuck
>>
>> [Repository LocalTest]
>> type = Maildir
>> localfolders = ~/test/Maildir
>>
>> [Repository GmailChuck]
>> holdconnectionopen = no
>> #sep = /
>
> With sep = / my nested labels sync as folders.
>