* David T-G <davidtg-muttusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [2003-09-23 06:47:21 -0400]: > What, aliases aren't good enough for you? ;-) Nope, that would require me to come up with aliases for a bunch of random people all the time, not to mention remember them. :) > Rather than try to muck about with it in mutt, let your editor remove the > header for you. That is, > > set edit_hdrs > macro generic ,e "set editor='vim +/^$'" "General editing" > macro generic ,m "set editor='vim -c /^In-Reply-To/d -c /^References/d +/^$ > ; exec <reply>" "Non-reply replying" OK, this works...I did have to make some minor modifications, but the concept is sound. I have a feeling that remembering to run the ,e macro after I'm finished with one of these pseudo-replies may prove to be a problem. Thanks for the tips, though...it's got me thinking of ways to solve some of the other "problems" I'm been contemplating trying to automate. -- John ! Being consistent requires that you keep track of what you Buttery! knew in the past, so you can pretend not to have learned www.io.c! anything since then. -- Bob Pendleton om/~john!
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