On Fri, May 17, 2002 at 10:48:57AM -0400, Sweth Chandramouli wrote: > > Your assessment here is correct. You can really only match against the > > to: and cc: fields of the new message. The rest of the header fields > > are generated after the send-hook's are evaluated, since typically the > > user wants to alter settings based upon the address(es) they are sending > > to (most notably the From: line). > I assume you mean "To:" rather than "From:"; if that's the > case, is there any way to accomplish what I want? The only other
No, I meant the "From:" line. The typical use of send-hook is to set your proper return address based upon the recipients of the mail. > solution I can think of is to map my "reply" button to pipe the current > mail into a script that generates a template based on whatever logic I'd > like to use (although I still haven't figured out how to pass info to > that script about what folder I'm in, etc.), and then reinvokes mutt with > the -H flag specifying that template for the header info. That just > seems too kludgy for words, however. Mutt just doesn't have support for what you want to do, I think. You really would need a mail client like GNUS which is completely reprogrammable.
