On Mon Jun 1 16:01:01 EDT 2009, st...@quintile.net wrote:
> > Do you think it's intentional that h doesn't move dot in nedmail?
>
> The way I usually use it I would not expect h to move dot.
>
> here is a typical senario for me:
>
> I view the email
> realise the formatting of the text multipart is badly formatted
> type h to see if I have another choice
> type (say) 22.4|htmlfmt -a to see an alternative layout.
>
> Having said this perhaps my technique has grown from the way it works,
> chickens and eggs again.
thanks. that's a case i hadn't thought about. by the way,
why h and not H?
in any event it seems that the case of 4h might do what the
user wants while 22.1h might often not. in particular, this
result is odd
upas/nedmail
: 4h
4 * 2934 6/01 14:48 quans...@coraid.com [9fans]
nedmail h doesn't move dot
:
but then again setting . to 22.1 might be odd, too;
at least it is consistent with commands like "p".
- erik
