On 2015-09-07 21:50 -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > > > set wrap=78 > > > set smart_wrap > > > set reflow_wrap > > > > > >Nothing weird except habit :) > > > > Very true. I had neglected to set wrap. With these settings, though, > > how would one even notice a format=flowed message? (This line, for > > example, wraps at or before 78 characters, correct?) > > Correct, wraps at 78 or terminal width if less but only for format=flowed. > But why would you care to "notice" a post was format=flowed? If you > really care, you can examine the headers. > > ps: your posts still do not observe <78 chars. Please set wrap
Re-reading this thread again (with a copy of the manual on the side), I'm lost. The way I read the manual all these settings only matter when displaying a message that has been received; the message itself is never changed by them. So, why and how would it matter if _Grady_ set his *wrap* variables? Isn't that something for Patrick to do, if Patrick wants Grady's message to display in a particular way? The only way I can see Grady can influence the appearance of his _outgoing_ messages is with text_flowed, and then with his editor. -- Please *no* private copies of mailing list or newsgroup messages. Rule 420: All persons more than eight miles high to leave the court.
