On Tue 16 at 04:21 PM -0700, "Kevin J. McCarthy" <ke...@8t8.us> wrote:
> The settings you change are not local to the macro. So when you turn > off include, it will stay off even after you finish replying. If you > have other macros where you want it on, you'll have to turn it back on > for each of those. I did just "get" that and was about to post: macro index,pager R "<enter-command>set editor='vim +10'<enter><enter-command>\ set include=no<enter><reply><enter-command>set include=yes<enter>"\ "reply without quoting" I may also be able to get rid of the '+10' setting as, which s. keeling pointed out, seems to be unneccesary. > By the way, you can combine various setting changes into a single set > command to make your macro less lengthy: > macro index,pager r "<enter-command>set include=yes editor='vim > +10'<enter><reply>" "reply with quoting" > macro index,pager R "<enter-command>set include=no editor='vim > +10'<enter><reply>" "reply without quoting" > macro index,pager p "<enter-command>set include=yes editor='vim > +10'<enter><list-reply>" "list-reply with quoting" > macro index,pager _R "<enter-command>set include=no editor='vim > +10'<enter><list-reply>" "list-reply without quoting" And that's what I was wondering about the syntax for, since my version above was getting very long. Thank you all.
