Suresh --
...and then Suresh Ramasubramanian said...
% David T-G proclaimed on mutt-users that:
%
% >Boy, you must *really* like that limit to not just
% > l .
% > /~s FOLDER
% > r
% > :source .muttrc
%
% Quoting the muttrc is no hassle - but I have to find that post in the
Quoting? Do you mean re-sourcing?
% folder first - anything with folder internal data in the subject gets
Well, I took that as a given since you had known enough to reply to it
with PINE. I figured it would be easy to turn off your limit, hunt for
a message with FOLDER in the subject (though you might have to search a
couple of times if you are likely to have your own IMAP message in there,
and if I were re-writing this I would really say
l .
Ou
1
/~s FOLDER
r
:source .muttrc
to increase the odds of your hitting the target message on the first
try), do your replying, and then re-source the muttrc to make it all
pretty again.
Meanwhile, you should be able to get specific enough with your limit
command to have it really get ONLY those fake messages by specifying the
subject *and* maybe the sender or another string unique to your system...
% munged.
Right -- as long as you're limiting, anyway.
%
% Oh, btw - if you know of any way to use vim macros in _pico_ (which is
% what I use as my editor) do let me know ;)
Sure; it's easy. Fire up pico on your text and then run the pico
equivalent of
:!vim /your/buffer/filename
and use all of the vim macros you want. Save and exit to get *back*
to pico, and then DO NOT save when you leave pico. Piece of cake ;-)
%
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