Roland --
...and then Roland Rosenfeld said...
% On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David T-G wrote:
%
% > % Other alias syntax (like your combination of <...> and (...)) isn't
% > % supported yet, because they don't make much sense to me and I don't
%
% > I could probably go about redoing all of my aliases, but I still
% > like the elm aliases lookup format.
%
% Okay, then please try the attached diff against m_muttalias, which
% should support your converted elm aliases, but it is not fully tested
% (I don't know whether there are other side effects).
It seems to work quite well so far; I get output like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] DavidTG @ hushmail alias me-hushmail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] DavidTG bulbs @ bigfoot alias me-bulbs-bigfoot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] David @ BigFoot alias me-bigfoot
...
and only wonder if the "alias" should really be there.
%
% > Still, though, nobody does comments (anything after a comma in the
% > alias definition, as in
% >
% > alias foo = Foo, lots of commentary for me (even here) = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
% >
% > for example) like elm supported...
%
% AFAIK Mutt doesn't support comments in the aliases. So you should
Yeah; I had to modify elmaliasconv.pl to take my comments and put 'em
on a comment line before the actual alias definition. Ah, well...
% think about writing a m_elm (or m_elmalias) module like m_pine to
% directly use the elm aliases with lbdb instead of converting them to
% the less powerful mutt alias format. This m_elm module may write
% the alias to the 3rd column of the mutt query format.
Thanks for the idea; I might. For now, though, I'm pretty happy!
%
% Tschoeeee
%
% Roland
%
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