Uwe Brauer via "Announcements and discussions for GNUS, the GNU Emacs Usenet newsreader (in English)" <info-gnus-english@gnu.org> writes:
> But this > > > (advice-add 'gnus-article-followup-with-original :before > #'check-my-to-field) > (advice-add 'gnus-summary-followup-with-original :before > #'check-my-to-field) > [...] > (defun my-toggle-bcc-check () > "Function that toggles between checking and not checking the `BBC' field." > (interactive) > (make-repeat-command 'my-toggle-bcc-check > '(my-turn-bcc-check-on > my-turn-bcc-check-off))) > > Does not. Any ideas? Most nadvice pieces, including :before advice pieces, are passed the arguments that are passed to the advised function. `gnus-summary-followup-with-original' is always called with at least one argument. You can just throw all arguments away: (defun my-toggle-bcc-check (&rest _) ...). Was it that? But my remark was hinting at something different, actually: _instead_ of advising, in which way ever, would it be possible to use a hook instead? Then, probably a different approach would be the result: something that asks and barfs before sending, probably. Just an idea, your approach is fine as well. Michael.
