On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 01:54:26AM -0600, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> My point was that if you use some sort of hook for setting the From
> header, you can use that same hook for changing whatever settings.
Ok, so I have this working to change my signature and from header when
replying to a message sent *to* my gmail account (regardless of which
folder the mail is in).
I'm not 100% clear on the syntax -- that is, when I have to quote (the
unmy_hdr line seems to work w/o the quotes where the set signature
requires the single quotes).
reply-hook . unmy_hdr From
reply-hook . 'set signature="echo Bill Moseley; echo mose...@hank.org|"'
reply-hook '~C t...@gmail.com' \
'my_hdr From: t...@gmail.com; \
set signature="echo Bill Moseley; echo t...@gmail.com|"'
But, then I have a new problem:
reply-hook seems to override the folder-hook, right?
So this reply-hook takes precedence over the folder-hook.
reply-hook . 'set signature="echo Bill Moseley.; echo mose...@hank.org|"'
folder-hook =lists.mutt 'set signature=$HOME/.signature_mutt'
How can I have a signature take precedence over the reply-hook
when in the mutt folder?
Do I have to nest the reply-hook inside a folder-hook? And if so, can
someone provide an example of they syntax?
Thanks,
--
Bill Moseley
mose...@hank.org
