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On Tue, Oct 14, 2003 at 04:46:16PM +0200, Mads Laursen wrote:
>
> The attached scripts attempt to do something like what you are asking
> for. They are not that good, they were mostly written to see if it
> could be done, but the basic idea is this: Copy the message to a
> temporary mailbox, invoke a new mutt on that mailbox, and have the new
> mutt do something clever, while the original mutt continues doing
> whatever it was doing.
I love the idea, but I think it's better implemented with pipe_command.
The only thing I can't see how to do is quitting automatically after
finishing composition.
Put the attached script in your ~/.Mutt/ directory and add these lines
(or something like) to your .muttrc:
macro index m "<shell-escape>screen -X screen mutt ''<enter>"
macro index r "<pipe-message>$HOME/.Mutt/compose.sh reply<enter>"
macro index L "<pipe-message>$HOME/.Mutt/compose.sh list-reply<enter>"
(Note that you can easily do group-reply etc. by changing the function
name passed to the script)
>
> Please note that no issues of security or stability have been
> considered, and the scripts might very well seriously mess up your
> system.
>
> source std_disclaimer.rc
>
>
> Feel free to hack it into something nice, share it with the world, or
> whatever.
>
Likewise.
- Andrew
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