Hello, I receive posts from a Discourse forum as e-mails, but their quote (citation) format has poor readability, so I have written a treatment function that converts such quotes into the usual e-mail citation format.
I added this function to `gnus-treatment-function-alist', it is applied to all parts (associated treatment variable set to t) and it works fine. Now, currently this treatment is performed regardless of the provenance of an e-mail, while I'd like it to be performed /iff/ the e-mail is actually from Discourse. >From "Customizing articles" in Gnus' manual, there is no way to set a treatment variable so the treatment applies to /both/ header and body. However, a treatment variable can also be set to a "list where the first element is not a string", and in that case it is interpreted as a predicate. I tried using the `from` predicate as available in `nnmail-split-fancy`, but it isn't recognized. Is there a way to access the headers from a treatment function? -- Damien Collard _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
