On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 12:59:06AM -0500, Kyle Wheeler wrote: > On Wednesday, April 8 at 12:26 AM, quoth Zhengquan Zhang: > >I tried this minimal muttrc > > > >set edit_headers=yes > > > >set folder="~/.muttmail" > >set spoolfile=+inbox #+is the shortcut of $FOLDER > >set postponed=+postponed > >set record=+sent > > > >set mbox_type=Maildir > > > >send-hook ccl '~t ccl-t...@ccl.northwestern.edu'"push > >'<edit-cc>,o...@ccl.northwestern.edu<enter>'" > > Umm... just to make sure, that's a horrible typo, right? Your > send-hook here has two major things wrong with it: first, you have an > extraneous "ccl" at the beginning, and second, you need a space > between the "~t addr" part and the "push 'stuff'" part. > > Otherwise, I tried that minimal muttrc and it worked fine for me. > > BUT...I will say this: the CC addition did NOT make it into the > headers in my editor. That makes sense, of course: by using "push", > that command only gets executed after I finish editing the message. So > o...@ccl.northwestern.edu only gets added to the CC header after I've > finished editing the message and am ready to send it. I never noticed Thank you so much Kyle! I just can not figure out why it does not work. yes it does not show up in vim but after I quit vim it shows up before I send the mail. > the difference before, because I don't use the $edit_headers setting, > but... I can see that being confusing. > > I don't know of a way to modify the CC header BEFORE the editor gets > it. The only thing I can think of to change this behavior would be to > use the value of $editor to send the editor commands that would modify > your CC header, such as this: > > send-hook '~t ccl-t...@ccl.northwestern.edu' \ > set\ editor="vim +/cc: '+silent! s/cc:/Cc: > o...@ccl.northwestern.edu,/' +/^$" > Thanks Thanks Thanks! Zhengquan
> ~Kyle > -- > I'm sick of following my dreams. I'm just going to ask them where > they're going and hook up with them later. > -- Mitch Hedberg -- Zhengquan
