On Tuesday, October 28 at 03:42 PM, quoth Aron Griffis:
An alternative would be to add an attach-glob option to mutt, which mutt would then expand internally, for example:mutt -g \*.jpg foo@xxxxxxx More ideas? Dissenting opinions?
What about using the same sort of parsing that's used for the 'group' configuration command? Essentially, we say the following:
1. neither files nor email addresses may begin with a hyphen
2. by default, non-hyphen things on the commandline are assumed to
be email addresses
3. Using a "-a" flag means that subsequent non-hyphen things on
the commandline are assumed to be files
4. Using a "-E" flag means that subsequent non-hyphen things on
the commandline are assumed to be email addresses
That way you can say stuff like:
mutt -a *.{jpg,png} -E {foo,bar,baz}@example.com
(obviously, that's bash notation)
~Kyle
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