Ranjan Maitra via Mutt-users wrote: > Yes, my problem is that when I respond, I do not remember > to check at the top especially for the longer mesages when > it goes off the screen. > > I will look into message hooks to set this (as suggested > by Kurt): I was thinking that someone may have done this > anyway.
I do this: # selectively remap 'r' to list-reply (<ESC>R does a private reply) folder-hook . 'bind index r group-reply; bind index <ESC>R reply' message-hook ~A 'bind index,pager r group-reply; bind index,pager <ESC>R reply' message-hook ~l 'bind index,pager r list-reply; bind index,pager <ESC>R reply' message-hook '~C g...@vger.kernel.org' 'bind index,pager r group-reply; bind index <ESC>R reply' I had `folder-hook '=lists/'` too, but `message-hook` has replaced that for me. I may not need `folder-hook .` anymore, but I haven't changed or tested it in several years. Kurt wondered why you'd ever want this to behave differently per folder and, for me, the answer is that not all lists have the same customs. I want mutt to "do the right thing" when I start a reply without having to change my behavior based on the list to which I am replying. I am using mutt because it greatly enhances my laziness, after all. -- Todd
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