In edit.c, function mutt_builtin_editor():
case 'b':
msg->env->bcc = mutt_parse_adrlist(msg->env->bcc, p);
msg->env->bcc = mutt_expand_aliases(msg->env->bcc);
break;
case 'c':
msg->env->cc = mutt_parse_adrlist(msg->env->cc, p);
msg->env->cc = mutt_expand_aliases(msg->env->cc);
break;
[...]
case 't':
msg->env->to = rfc822_parse_adrlist(msg->env->to, p);
msg->env->to = mutt_expand_aliases(msg->env->to);
break;
Why is there a difference between 'b'/'c' and 't'?
Similarly in the help strings, one has "addresses" for ~b/~c
and "users" for ~t:
static char *EditorHelp1 = N_("\
~~ insert a line beginning with a single ~\n\
~b addresses add addresses to the Bcc: field\n\
~c addresses add addresses to the Cc: field\n\
~f messages include messages\n\
~F messages same as ~f, except also include headers\n\
~h edit the message header\n\
~m messages include and quote messages\n\
~M messages same as ~m, except include headers\n\
~p print the message\n");
static char *EditorHelp2 = N_("\
~q write file and quit editor\n\
~r file read a file into the editor\n\
~t users add users to the To: field\n\
~u recall the previous line\n\
~v edit message with the $visual editor\n\
~w file write message to file\n\
~x abort changes and quit editor\n\
~? this message\n\
. on a line by itself ends input\n");
I can't find anything about this in the manual.
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