Hi there! :)
On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Fundamental wrote:
kaneda> On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Boris D. Beletsky wrote:
kaneda>
kaneda> ahhh, ok, thanks. I didnt think pine could do it by default.
kaneda>
kaneda> > It's just script i wrote, it's running as an "alternative-editor",
kaneda> > and when it finishes formating the text, it launches jed, thats all.
kaneda> >
kaneda> > borik
kaneda> >
kaneda> > --
kaneda> > _[_]_ Boris D. Beletsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
kaneda> > (O-O) For pgp public key, email me
kaneda> > =(_)= with subject "get pgp-key"
Hey, actually, your messages prompted my curiosity! :) I am using Pine,
and I found the following in the Pine setup configuration menu:
==-----------------------------------------------------------------------==
OPTION: Reply-Indent-String
This variable specifies an aspect of Pine's Reply command. When a message
is replied to and the text of the message is included, that text
usually has the string "> " prepended to each line to indicate quoting.
This variable specifies a different value for that string. If you wish to
use a string which begins or ends with a space, enclose the string in
double
quotes.
You can also include the sender's name in the prepended string. The first
occurrence of "_FROM_" in the reply-indent-string will be replaced with
the "username" portion of the address being replied to.
The normal default is "> ".
==-----------------------------------------------------------------------==
I tried setting my Reply-Indent-String to "_FROM_> ", and the quotes in
this message are the results. :) Well, this Pine feature is not as
versatile yet because it doesn't take the actual name, but hopefully in
the next release... :)
Anthony
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