On 05.12.12 11:24, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > * Erik Christiansen <dva...@internode.on.net> [12-05-12 02:44]: > > # This DOES WRECK URLs! > > # This can wreck code patches: > > # :0Bbfw # Fold long lines (>80 col.) at a space: > > # * > > ........................................................................... > > # | fold -s > > # > > # :0aBfw # if message was reformatted and it had a "Lines:" > > header > > # * H ?? ^Lines: > > # * 1^1 ^.*$ > > # * -1^0 > > # | formail -i "Lines: $=" > > > > Perhaps interpose a bit of awk to fold only if it's not a URL? At least > > that fixes one case. (And I don't receive many patches these days.) > > This is nice but doesn't preserve quote indicators when wrapping :^(
That may be a third reason why it's commented out in my .procmailrc. :-) These days I just have wrap set in mutt, which does seem to preserve quote indicators. Mutt's wrap does though break up a three-line URL in the display, so that a double-click only grabs a third of the string. To get around that, I hit 'e' then do the double-click in vim - that grabs it all. With Firefox set to accept the URL when "pasted" anywhere in its window, that's fairly convenient. Erik -- Anyone who believes exponential growth can go on forever in a finite world is either a madman or an economist. - Kenneth Boulding, economist
