## CamelMhSettings

CamelMhSettings

## Synopsis

    struct              CamelMhSettings;
    gboolean            camel_mh_settings_get_use_dot_folders
                                                            (CamelMhSettings *settings);
    void                camel_mh_settings_set_use_dot_folders
                                                            (CamelMhSettings *settings,
                                                             gboolean use_dot_folders);

## Object Hierarchy

      GObject
       +----CamelSettings
             +----CamelStoreSettings
                   +----CamelLocalSettings
                         +----CamelMhSettings

## Properties

      "use-dot-folders"          gboolean              : Read / Write / Construct

## Description

## Details

### struct CamelMhSettings

    struct CamelMhSettings;

### camel_mh_settings_get_use_dot_folders ()

    gboolean            camel_mh_settings_get_use_dot_folders
                                                            (CamelMhSettings *settings);

Returns whether `settings` should keep the .folders summary file used by the exmh (http://www.beedub.com/exmh/) mail client updated as it makes changes to the MH folders.

`settings` : | a CamelMhSettings
Returns : | whether to use exmh's .folders file

Since 3.2

### camel_mh_settings_set_use_dot_folders ()

    void                camel_mh_settings_set_use_dot_folders
                                                            (CamelMhSettings *settings,
                                                             gboolean use_dot_folders);

Sets whether `settings` should keep the .folders summary file used by the exmh (http://www.beedub.com/exmh/) mail client updated as it makes changes to the MH folders.

`settings` : | a CamelMhSettings
`use_dot_folders` : | whether to use exmh's .folders file

Since 3.2

## Property Details

### The `"use-dot-folders"` property

      "use-dot-folders"          gboolean              : Read / Write / Construct

Update the exmh .folders file.

Default value: FALSE