On 27.02.17 07:07, Kevin J. McCarthy wrote: > Just to add another caution: if for some reason later on you decided to > "set include=yes" in your .muttrc, the prompt would no longer occur and > that leading "y" in the macro might end up sending the email!
I've taken the precaution of omitting the 'y', in favour of: "set include=yes". (I think it's also quicker to do a d} in vim than to respond to the include query in the generic case.) Another data point; the reply-hook triggers fine on reply to a single email, but tag two (even from the target sender), and it doesn't. Checking multiple senders for a match is perhaps feature creep, I am forced to admit. :-) Erik
