Excerpts from Andrei Thorp's message of Tue Aug 18 15:07:28 -0700 2009: > Excerpts from Carl Worth's message of Tue Aug 18 17:02:05 -0400 2009: > > Anyway, the current misfeature I'm hitting is that if I do postpone > > a draft, then return to edit it more, then postpone it again, > > etc. eventually when I send the message I'll have several > > partially-composed drafts in various states that I need to go and > > manually clean up. It seems like most email programs avoid this > > problem by removing the draft as soon as its selected for editing > > again, and I propose that sup do the same. > > I think I agree there, and vaguely recall someone attempting to > implement being able to switch buffers even when an external editor is > in effect.
That would be nice. In the meantime, I have realized that I don't need to actually postpone my messages to do what I want---I can just exit the editor and then switch buffers from compose-mode/reply-mode. So that at least avoids the multiple-drafts issue, (but still leaves the I-lose-my-state-when-I-quit-the-editor issue). > Anyway, impressive post there. You seem to really abuse your e-mail > client and know what you're on about. Good stuff. Thanks. I have had a lot of ideas cooking for years about what my dream email-system would look like. I think the impressive bit is that of the half-dozen programs I've used in the last decade, sup is the first one to get me to write up a post like that. (All other programs were so far away from what I wanted as to make it infeasible to fix them incrementally.) -Carl
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