I asked this question a long time ago but today, did this macro index M "<mail>eric\nsubject\n<send-message>"
That works just like I want - *no* need to have to press `y' in the compose screen to send your mail (which is great for many situations). But is there a way to do this _without_ having to specify a "dummy" name and subject at the prompts? thanx According to Eric Smith on Thu, Nov 22, 2001 at 11:11:24PM +0100: > Sometimes I like to have the mail sent when I exit my editor - > often in fact - meaning I skip the compose screen. > > So I used to fiddle a lit with the set editor command but that is not > the answer, I just tried this: > > macro w index "<mail><enter><send-message>" > > and this works when you have a pending message as I did > cause the <enter> answers the prompt to resume the postponed > message, then you edit that message and voila it sends > automatically on closing the editor. > > But when you have no pending message (as is normal for me) > then the <send-message> ends up as a suggested subject. > > Am I being dense? What is the way to do this? > > -- > Eric Smith -- Eric Smith
