Placing vim cursor between reply content and sig
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- Subject: Placing vim cursor between reply content and sig
- From: "Andrew Haninger" <ahaning@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 22:07:08 -0400
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I'm looking for a way to have mutt start up vim such that my cursor is
placed properly for a bottom-posted reply.
By default, mutt adds my sig to the end of my message, but it starts
vim with the cursor at the top, rather than where I would type my
reply. This is fine if I'm composing a new message, but it means I
have to cursor down if I'm replying to a thread.
By playing a bit with vim's options, I've been able to get my cursor
at the bottom of the email (and into my sig) and vim is started in
insert mode which is a nice start, but not exactly what I want.
Here's what I have in my .muttrc so far:
set editor="vim + -c startinsert"
Does anyone else have a setup that works like what I've described?
Thanks.
-Andy