Hello list,I've set up Vim in tandem with Mutt to compose format=flowed emails, i.e. using &fo+=aw in Vim.
I'm also in the habit of using numbered and bulletted lists in emails a lot.
Unfortunately, the two don't seem to work together well, or I am doing something wrong.
For instance, consider the following:1. This is the first item, spanning two rows because the text is a bit longer than 80 characters, or whatever &tw is set to.
2. This is the second item.The way I have Vim configured means that the second line of the first item is properly indented, i.e. I see:
| 1. This is … | | bit long… |At first, I thought those spaces at the start of the second line are "local" in that they are only needed for presentation. However, when Mutt creates a MIME message, it includes those spaces!
| 1. This is … text is a=20 | | ···bit longer |This means that recipients who don't use exactly the same font and window size as I do might see the following instead:
| 1. This is … text | | is a bit longer |So there is no indent, but there are multiple subsequent spaces in the middle of the line, which makes the whole thing harder to read.
I think all of this would be avoided if Vim didn't add those spaces it needs for indenting (presentation) in format=flowed mode.
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