[EMAIL PROTECTED] dixit:
~> Quoting our friend --> brian moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
~> > It depends on your editor. I use a vile macro to strip them on load --
~> > there are similar tricks for vim and most certainly emacs.
~>
~> Im using vim. Any suggestions? ;) also my vimrc is 95% German. Id really
~> like to put it on the muttrc
~> thanks
~> rob
It's something like this in .vimrc:
map ,kqs G?^.> -- $<CR>d/^-- $<CR>
which I haven't been able to make it work since I use `~>' for replies...
actually, the period just tries to match any character before `>',so you
may avoid it:
map ,kqs G?^> -- $<CR>d/^-- $<CR>
Regards
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Horacio
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Valencia - ESPAŅA
