Piet, et al --
...and then Piet Delport said...
%
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% Instead of resorting to hacks involving .mailcap and (horrors :-) editing
% the message's content type[1], you can just do something like:
%
% macro pager ( "<enter-command>set display_filter=\n<enter-command>macro pager \\ca
)\n<display-toggle-weed><display-toggle-weed>"
% macro pager ) "<enter-command>set display_filter=rot13\n<enter-command>macro pager
\\ca (\n<display-toggle-weed><display-toggle-weed>"
% macro pager \ca ) "Toggle ROT13 decoding"
%
% (Pity there's no way to force mutt to re-parse the message... i'm using
% a double <display-toggle-weed> to simulate one.)
Hokay, so I've given this a try and it works -- once. I can \cx to
rotate and \cx to unrotate but then it stops. My muttrc has
macro pager ,@r13on "<enter-command>set
display_filter=$HOME/local/bin/rot13\n<enter-command>macro pager \\cx
,@r13off\n<display-toggle-weed><display-toggle-weed>"
macro pager ,@r13off "<enter-command>set display_filter=\n<enter-command>macro
pager\\cx ,@r13on\n<display-toggle-weed><display-toggle-weed>"
macro pager \cx ,@r13on "Toggle ROT13 decoding"
(yes, with the path hardcoded for the moment) and when I first start mutt
my pager help shows
Help for pager -- (42%)
...
^X M ,@r13on Toggle ROT13 decoding
...
,@r13off macro <enter-command>set display_filter=\n<enter-co
+ mmand>macro pager\cx ,@r13on\n<display-toggle
+ -weed><display-toggle-weed>
,@r13on macro <enter-command>set display_filter=/home/david
+ tg/local/bin/rot13\n<enter-command>macro page
+ r \cx ,@r13off\n<display-toggle-weed><display
+ -toggle-weed>
and then after a \cX my pager help shows
Help for pager -- (41%)
...
^X macro ,@r13off
...
,@r13off macro <enter-command>set display_filter=\n<enter-co
+ mmand>macro pager\cx ,@r13on\n<display-toggle
+ -weed><display-toggle-weed>
,@r13on macro <enter-command>set display_filter=/home/david
+ tg/local/bin/rot13\n<enter-command>macro page
+ r \cx ,@r13off\n<display-toggle-weed><display
+ -toggle-weed>
but the tricky part is that after another \cX my pager help still shows
Help for pager -- (41%)
...
^X macro ,@r13off
...
,@r13off macro <enter-command>set display_filter=\n<enter-co
+ mmand>macro pager\cx ,@r13on\n<display-toggle
+ -weed><display-toggle-weed>
,@r13on macro <enter-command>set display_filter=/home/david
+ tg/local/bin/rot13\n<enter-command>macro page
+ r \cx ,@r13off\n<display-toggle-weed><display
+ -toggle-weed>
and so I can never get back to rot13 mode unless I manually define \cX to
be ,@r13on again. Can you see why ,@r13off isn't properly resetting \cX?
And why should the columns differ (example one to examples two and three)
and \cX lose its description?
Meanwhile, I think I may have hit on a limit in macro name length; this
didn't work with ,@rot13off so I had to shorten it a bit. I haven't
looked yet other than briefly at the manual, which didn't mention one,
but does anyone know of a name length limit?
Thanks again, and in advance.
:-D
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