Thank you for these details. In my exmhsedit, only the control-c,
control-y sequence is defined, not control-q, but the former does
indeed work.
That does also indeed work, but quotes also the header of the message,
whereas I am seeking to only quote the contents of the first text part.
I could just remove those extra header lines, but am looking for
something to streamline the process.
I will have a look into the other suggestions that came up, replcomps
etc.
Thank you,
Marc
>>> "Andy Bradford" said:
>> Thus said Marc Baaden on Fri, 09 Dec 2022 17:06:07 +0100:
>>
>> > My EXMH version is 2.8.0.
>>
>> I'm still using 2.7.2. Not sure if perhaps a bug exists in later
>> versions.
>>
>> > I am not sure I understand how you reply, and what shortcut
>> > <Control-q> corresponds to (I don't seem to have it on my version).
>>
>> First, I choose a message in the flist pane, then I press <Key-r> (which
>> is also in the Reply menu) and move my cursor to the body portion of the
>> reply. Then I press <Control-q> which is defined in the Bindings for
>> Sedit and it inserts a decoded version of the message.
>>
>> The setting is stored in ~/.exmh/exmhsedit:
>>
>> set sedit(key,quoteMsg) {<Control-c><Control-y> <Control-q>}
>>
>> Andy
>>
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