nging about.
So please don't.
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y system. However, I'm not sure if any
of the M_* symbols are meant to be external symbols defined elsewhere.
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uld you expand on why this is a good thing? mutt is a mail reader,
and "decoupling" it from its central object seems to have a specific
goal. If this is the case, please state that goal, or if not then
please clarify your intent.
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5.
MacOS (and possibly other BSD variants) have /sbin/md5 but no md5sum.
This has a slightly different output format.
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On 2016-11-15 12:54:53 -0800, Kevin J. McCarthy wrote:
On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 01:29:15PM +, Andras Salamon wrote:
It
doesn't look like Digest::MD5 is a core Perl module so there may be
systems out there with Perl but without Digest::MD5.
Looks like it's a core module t
ng "unmy_hdr bcc; " before "my_hdr Bcc:" makes no difference in either case.
In the time I spent on this I have not been able to follow the logic of how
send-hooks are processed when composing the message header, so cannot suggest
code changes. Pointers to the right section of code would be welcome.
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On 2017-02-26 00:39:07 +0100, Walter Alejandro Iglesias wrote:
Last version (I'd made keymap.c diff in the opposite way).
How does this interact with the large number of commands that by default
are bound to Esc ?
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at least
rewrite the affected bindings in functions.h so the help system doesn't
keep insisting to the user that they are present. The patch in its
current form is incomplete.
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le, or to use a
conservative heuristic but allow this to be overridden as an option.
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Following up: a UTF-8 plain text checker. Only lightly tested, and I'm
not yet clear how to integrate this cleanly with the sendlib.c routines.
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/*
* is_utf8_text(): check if buffer is valid UTF-8 text; exclude control chars
* via RFC
MHO, the rules should be (step by step):
This sequence of rules seems sensible.
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tity. However, this seems to
work best with multiple inboxes, something that seems less common
nowadays than when I started using mutt twenty years ago.
If there is a good use case for "change-state-on-subsequent-messages",
I'd appreciate someone describing it.
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being received to third
parties, and I will patch my copy of mutt to remove it.
I suggest an option that initially has the default to not perform WKD.
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t. A pointer to potentially relevant code would allow me
to binary search the commit log for the changeset that introduced
the problem.)
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would then swallow when
displaying it), or should avoid chomping the beginning space when
displaying the message.
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at some stage,
but this is not being done. Will continue to investigate.
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you suggesting this should be streamlined, to select the HTML
attachment automatically?
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ectly valid English words, even if the dictionary of the
person doing the proofreading fails to "recognise" them as such.
(Nice to see a commit, though.)
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On Fri, Oct 04, 2013 at 06:36:06PM +, Michael Elkins wrote:
I you want to produce a patch which reverts those specific instances,
I will apply it. It wasn't worth the effort to edit out those
specific parts of the patch.
To avoid typo en-GB/en-US typo wars, let's leave it.
potentially related to changed semantics.
Also, the file VERSION contains 1.5.14; is this still used for
anything?
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After re-cloning the repository instead of wrestling with hg gremlins,
I am now successfully building with automake-1.11c and autoconf-2.69.
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