Svend Tollak Munkejord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Is there a function in standard No Gnus that resembles > tc-indent-region from Trivial Cite? (I didn't find any.) > tc-indent-region inserts ">" in front of each line, and it is > practical if you want to fix replies to replies made e.g. using > Outlook.
I might just use M-x replace-regexp ^ > to insert a > at the start of each line. (Bizarrely, this is something I know how to do *easier* in vi: move to start of current region, use C-g to find the current line number, move to end of region, then do :97,.s/^/>/ where 97 was that earlier line number to do the same replace-regexp.) C-h f indent-region talks about indenting non-blank lines with the fill prefix, which is set via set-fill-prefix, which IIRC is usually bound to C-x f. So another approach would be to move after the citation mark on an earlier line, run M-x set-fill-prefix, then select the section to quote and run M-x indent-region. C-h f message- TAB gives me a list of message-related functions (which is to say, Gnus' message-composition mode) but nothing there jumped out at me. --dzm _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
