Hi,
I'm using the alias functionality very often, but there is one thing
lacking or that I haven't found yet.
Let's say I have a group alias like this
alias group1 a,b,c,d
and a simple one like this
alias joe j...@example.com
Now, I would like to create a new message with m, then the TO fiel
Hi Steve,
Maybe you are already aware of this plugin, but
https://github.com/vim-scripts/mutt-aliases allows you to autocomplete
aliases from insert mode in vim, which is useful if you `set
edit_headers` in your muttrc. In your example you would input group1 as
the recipients (`To: `) field i
On 20181119, steve wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the alias functionality very often, but there is one thing
> lacking or that I haven't found yet.
>
> Let's say I have a group alias like this
>
> alias group1 a,b,c,d
>
> and a simple one like this
>
has askcc=yes been set in the .muttrc file? If yes, why does the use of
aliases block the prompt from being displayed?
On Mon, 19 Nov 2018, Felix Finch wrote:
> Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2018 09:20:29
> From: Felix Finch
> To: users
> Subject: Re: Aliases
>
> On 20181119, s
Le 19-11-2018, à 06:20:29 -0800, Felix Finch a écrit :
Now if I want to add joe to the CC field, I cannot use the alias, I must
enter it manually. This case happens so often for me that I'm looking
for a way to simplify this process. I don't know if using aliases is the
right way to go, I don't
Steve:
I would just add 'joe' to the CC line in vim. Then I quit vim and go
back in. 'joe' is expanded. Since I have this vim mapping:
map ; :wq^M
(where '^M' is a control M)
it takes only two characters: ';e'!
Tom
On 20181119, Thomas Schneider wrote:
> I would just add 'joe' to the CC line in vim. Then I quit vim and go
> back in. 'joe' is expanded. Since I have this vim mapping:
>
> map ; :wq^M
>
> (where '^M' is a control M)
> it takes only two c
Felix:
> You could use "ZZ", only one char more and skips the mapping.
Well, I have mapped Z to insert my .sig file. Removing that I tried
ZZ and found that it did not bring me back into vim. Also, you have
to hold the shift key down. ';e' is very fast and minimal!
';' has other uses - a quic
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 10:07:39PM -0500, Thomas Schneider wrote:
> Steve:
>
> I would just add 'joe' to the CC line in vim. Then I quit vim and go
> back in. 'joe' is expanded. Since I have this vim mapping:
>
> map ; :wq^M
>
> (where '^M' is a control M)
> it takes only two characters: ';e'
