On 09.01.16 23:18, Xu Wang wrote: > What I find helpful is that immediately when I reference an attachment > I stop my email, save it, add the attachment, then go back to edit > email.
The CheckAttach plugin (for Vim) has an ":AttachFile" command which allows adding attachments during composing, if desired. But I just plough on, and simply respond to the prompt at the end of composing. Perhaps if I mapped :AttachFile to e.g. <Alt-A>, then I'd be more inclined to use that method. Note: The occurrence of "attachments" in this post did spuriously trigger the prompt: Attach file: (leave empty to abort): but the cost of a <CR> to ignore the overenthusiastic hint isn't great. As described in ":help CheckAttach", the triggers could be twiddled to suit one's style: You can specify which keywords will be searched by setting the g:attach_check_keywords variable. By default this variable is specified as: let g:attach_check_keywords = 'attached,attachment,angehÃĪngt,Anhang' Erik
