* David T-G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-12-2001 01:34]: | % | > If it really bothers you that much, unset $signature and $sig_dashes and | % | > then modify your editor command to append your signature file onto the | % | > temp file after the real editor completes. Note that re-editing a file | % | > will cause duplicate signatures, so you might also tell your editor to | % | > find the sig_dashes and delete from there down before jumping back to | % | > the beginning of the message. | % | | % | Yeah, I figured out it'd be probably left for vim to do this. Then | % | again, (I'm no vim-hacker) there are at least three ways to quit | % | from vim, saving the buffer, which means I'd have to noremap all of | % | them... Unless I'm missing a way to avoid this. Ok, time to mail | % | [EMAIL PROTECTED] :) | % | % What about rebinding 'y' to filter the message through some script? | % That's probably easier. | | Not a bad idea... Wrap $sendmail instead of $editor.
Then again, my option doesn't work when you are pgp_signing or pgp_encrypting your emails... ;( | % | > The code is left as an exercise for the reader ;-) | % | % You lazy ... ;) | | You got that right! ;) -- René Clerc - ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. -Dorothy
msg21011/pgp00000.pgp
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