Hello list,

just to mention it here: it's really true (they're gone :).

I think i got laden by Peter's message, so i finally got around
and implemented Mail-Followup-To: for S-nail.
On [next]: what a thrill.
Yes.. i tried to be in line with mutt(1), here is a fragmented
excerpt of my ~/.mailrc:

  # Since v14.7.8++ we finally can decide what we can use
  if $version-major
  if $version-major >= 14
  define v14_7_8 {
     set followup-to followup-to-honour=ask-yes
     mlist .*@lists.sourceforge.net
     mlsubscribe [email protected]
  }
  ~v14_7_8
  endif
  endif

As can be seen we have new special string values: "ask-BOOLEAN",
which will prompt when in interactive mode and otherwise default
to BOOLEAN.
New manual sections: "Mailing lists", "Resource files".

New variables:
  *version{,major,minor,update}*: version management; not very
    useful yet except for being able to adjust the .mailrc as
    shown above (and see below).

    (NOTE: these are generated into version.h, but this is not
    updated except via `make devel'...  So [next] will not compile
    successfully unless version.h provides the new stuff.)

  *followup-to*: generate Mail-Followup-To: header as appropriate.

  *followup-to-honour*: honour Mail-Followup-To: when group-
    replying.

Dropped variables:
  *NAILRC* is gone.

  *Replyall* is gone.

New commands:
  `Lreply': reply to mailing-lists (group `reply' with special
    address massage; will find List-Post: headers).

  `(un)?ml(ist|subscribe)': make mailing lists known and/or
    subscribe to them.  Use without arguments to print the current
    set.  The un* versions support a "*" argument: drop all.
    New headline format "%T" will markout known/subscribed lists.

Changed commands:
  `if'..: new conditionals: <, <=, >, >=.  Note that, in order to
    be able to do things as above, we now first try to convert the
    user argument ("14") to an integer, on success ditto for the
    variable (*version-major*), compare as integer if possible.
    We deliberately miss && and || operators as well as grouping
    via parenthesis (as can be seen above).

  `unalias': a "*" argument drops all.  (`unalias' was actually
    slightly broken since the first Heirloom commit.)

It is all brand new, of course, and only for the brave hardcore
users, which i hope exist.  It looks quite promising however
(maybe wait 'till saturday, i just see an issue).  Reports,
complaints and hints are welcome.  And more to come, hopefully!

Have fun and -- Ciao from Germany!
Juhuuu!!!

--steffen

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