Hi, folks --
I've asked something like this before, but haven't gotten a very good
answer. Oh, well. Here's a new question :-)
I have
send-hook . 'set folder="~/Mail"'
and then
send-hook 'long|but|definite|regexp' 'set folder="~/Mail/subdir"'
and it works like a charm; any mail sent to one of these addresses will
land in ~/Mail/subdir/addr instead of ~/Mail/addr just as I wish. And,
as an added "bonus" (but see below), I can then 's'ave the message to
which I just replied and it will also land in ~/Mail/subdir.
Of course, when I then compose a new message or reply to someone *not* in
that long regexp, my $folder is reset, so everything is peachy.
Well, sort of. If I want to save some other email that doesn't belong in
~/Mail/subdir *before* I've sent something else, $folder doesn't get
reset. And, as far as I can see, there isn't a way to hook something
after I process a message, or when I hit 's' to save, or whatever.
Any ideas? Thanks!
:-D
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