Kyle Wheeler wrote: [Tue Oct 28 2008, 03:57:57PM EDT]
> 1. neither files nor email addresses may begin with a hyphen
> 2. by default, non-hyphen things on the commandline are assumed to
> be email addresses
> 3. Using a "-a" flag means that subsequent non-hyphen things on
> the commandline are assumed to be files
> 4. Using a "-E" flag means that subsequent non-hyphen things on
> the commandline are assumed to be email addresses
That's darn close to the current situation, just replace your
theoretical -E with the existing --, so
> mutt -a *.{jpg,png} -E {foo,bar,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
becomes
mutt -a *.{jpg,png} -- {foo,bar,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aron
