Hi Mutt users, I am a new Mutt user and I recently came across muttprint; I am absolutely blown away by the quality of prints I can get from my emails. However I could not find a way to interactively choose from mutt the printer I want to print to (or print to file for that matter). So I setup muttprint to use the most used case by default, and pipe the message to muttprint for other cases.
macro index,pager \cp "<pipe-message>muttprint --printer <printername>" Now I have a few scripts that I use to parse message headers for filtering and other stuff. So I set pipe_decode=no. This however means the above printing macro produces horendous prints with all the "weed" included from the email. So I was wondering if either of these are possible: 1. Accept arguments to print_command interactively. Do I just ask for user input from my muttprint script wrapper and mutt will wait for me to enter my choice? 2. Is it possible to remove the "weed" when I use <pipe-message> with pipe_decode=no in some other way? 3. Is it possible to have pipe_decode=yes and yet leave certain headers intact so my filtering scripts and muttprint work without a hitch? Thanks for any suggestions, -- Suvayu Open source is the future. It sets us free.
