[email protected] writes: >Thanks, this looks useful. > >As an aside, I have at least three different broken emacs addressbooks >lying around. Does mailaprop integrate with any of the existing emacs >addressbooks?
I've never used any of the Emacs address books, so I don't know. However, it should just be a matter of converting the information in the address book to a format that mailaprop can understand. In practice, that means either the format of the `mailaprop-address-file' or the format of the in-memory list `mailaprop-addresses', both of which are documented in mailaprop.el. Summary: There's no integration right now, but my guess is integration wouldn't be difficult. Best regards, -Karl >Karl Fogel <[email protected]> writes: > >> Hi. I wrote a new package, 'mailaprop', that provides popup-style >> autofill for email addresses in recipient headers of message >> composition buffers. >> >> For those who read and write email in Emacs, I hope this will save >> some keystrokes. I've been using it for a while, and it certainly >> saves me many keystrokes. >> >> Code, documentation, and a demo video are available at: >> >> https://github.com/kfogel/mailaprop >> >> Also, as the README.md points out: >> >> "You don't have to use any proprietary Javascript to interact with >> this project. You can use plain git to clone the repository from >> GitHub at https://github.com/kfogel/mailaprop.git, and I'll happily >> take bug reports and patches by email instead of via the GitHub issue >> tracker: kfogel {AT} red-bean.com." >> >> I chose GitHub because it is the most reliable zero-cost git hosting >> service out there; browser interaction with GitHub is strictly >> optional for this project. >> >> Best regards, >> -Karl >>
