On Wed, Dec 27, 2006 at 12:59:22PM +0100, jurriaan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > set attribution="From: %n <%a>\nDate: %d\nSent-To: %y\n" Aha! I didn't realize this is what you were doing. I generalized this a little bit and have it set up thusly: set editor=muttedit set attribution="Sent-To: %y\nOn %d, %n wrote:" (note that this still provides normal attribution) Then muttedit is: ======================== #! /bin/sh if test "$#" != 1 then echo "Usage: ${0##*/} filename" >&2 exit 1 fi editfile="$1" shift # Create a temporary filename so we can do some judo. tmpfile=$(mktemp -t "muttedit.XXXXXXXXXX") # Now parse out the Sent-To line; the value of this field is our desired # identity. NEW_FROM_ADDR=$(sed -ne '/^Sent-To: /,0s/^Sent-To: //p' "$editfile") cp "$editfile" ~/tmp/foo # If a Sent-To line was supplied to us, then we need to do something clever. if test -n "$NEW_FROM_ADDR" then # Now, do the replacement and get rid of the Sent-To line. sed -e "s/^From: \\(.*\\)<\\(.*\\)>/From: \\1<$NEW_FROM_ADDR>/" "$editfile" > "$tmpfile" awk -v blanks=0 -- 'blanks >= 2 { print; }; /^$/ { blanks++; }; blanks == 1 && /^Sent-To: / { blanks++; print ""; }; blanks == 0 { print; }' "$tmpfile" > "$editfile" fi # Now edit it as normal. exec ${MUTT_EDITOR:-${VISUAL:-${EDITOR:-vi}}} "$editfile" ================ -- A: No. Q: Should I include quotations after my reply? <URL:http://www.subspacefield.org/~travis/> -><-
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