On Mon, Jul 26, 1999 at 03:36:31PM +0800, I wrote:
> I would like to be able to make it easier to move between vim
> and mutt. Ideally, what I want is to be able to get from mutt
> the name of the file that the email is in (rather than copying
> or piping), but the file browser doesn't allow me to do this?
Well, experimenting with this, I found that the file browser
doesn't allow me to view the file with a <C-R> if the first line
starts with "Return-Path:" but it does if it starts with "From ".
To get around this, I bound a key to the unbound function,
<view-file>. And now I just have to do :r in vim.
Strange, however that some of my files containing emails start
with "Return-Path:" and some start with "From ". For example,
one from this list and one from the mutt-dev list:
Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Jul 28 15:17:14 1999
I need to say I'm actually using MH format mailboxes (waiting
for procmail to support maildir ones).
But thanks for the enjoyment this discovery has given me. I now
know how to find more easily the names of the files I want to quote.
At the same time, the file browser is coming to seem more useful
than I thought it was.
--
Greg Matheson The Internet from time
Chinmin College, Taiwan to time claims this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] address does not exist
