On 2008-03-03, Aron Griffis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rado S wrote: [Mon Mar 03 2008, 06:50:41AM EST] > > Gary's solution is probably closer to what you expect(ed), but mine > > has no magic with it: I simply define all my MLs as "ml-..." alias > > and hit 'm' as usual to start a new msg. > > How funny, I do exactly the same thing. I do it in m4 with: > > changequote(<<,>>) > > define(<<ML>>, << > patsubst($2, <<\([^ > ]+\)@\([^ > ]+\)>>, << > alias \1 \& > alias ml-\1 \& > $1 \1@ > ifelse($#, 3, <<send-hook '~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]' $3>>) > >>) > >>) > > then later in muttrc.in: > > ML(subscribe, << > mutt-dev<<@>>mutt.org > mutt-users<<@>>mutt.org > >>, <<'set from="NAME <agriffis<<@>>n01se.net>"'>>) > > The <<@>> is spam protection since I publish my full muttrc.in > online. This results in: > > alias mutt-dev mutt-dev@mutt.org > alias ml-mutt-dev mutt-dev@mutt.org > subscribe mutt-dev@ > send-hook '~C mutt-dev@mutt.org' 'set from="Aron Griffis <...>"' > > alias mutt-users [EMAIL PROTECTED] > alias ml-mutt-users [EMAIL PROTECTED] > subscribe mutt-users@ > send-hook '~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]' 'set from="Aron Griffis <...>"'
Nice. This reminded me of something else I omitted from my previous replies: I also have alias mutt-dev mutt-dev@mutt.org alias mutt-users [EMAIL PROTECTED] in my aliases file. Without those, the addresses in my M macros won't be correctly expanded. Regards, Gary
