on Jun 09, David Thorburn-Gundlach wrote:
> That works well, and the listing is nice (just as nice as the index --
> gee, what a coincidence :-) Unfortunately it doesn't work when edit_hdrs
> is turned on (as I have it); I have to get in, write my note (or part
> of it), then get out and *then* select To: and tab.
>
> Is there any way to get to the alias listing without going through the
> motions of creating an email?
>
First, I'd like to ask a stupid question: why is it you want to see your
alias list, if not for sending or forwarding messages ?
Second, I don't think edit_hdrs is to blame for the behaviour you describe:
I'd rather put it on autoedit, which skips the prompt for recipient. I
personally have these settings:
unset autoedit #do not skip recipient prompt
set edit_hdrs #headers in editor
set fast_reply #skip prompt when replying
Then I can use <tab> when composing or forwarding messages if I can't remember
the aliases, and in the compose menu to add some recipients.
Now if you really have to see your aliases without involving a mail sending
phase, I have no other suggestion than to edit your .mutt.aliases file.
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