David Ellement <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 25 May 2000:
> Perhaps by replacing the double quotes with single quotes, the back
> quote expansion will be delayed until the macro is invoked:
>
> macro compose g '\ef^u$realname <`pwgen 8`@cesspool.net>\n'
If that doesn't work, one can always create a shell script that when
invoked creates a simple .muttrc file, with something like:
push \ef^[EMAIL PROTECTED]<enter>
Then create a macro that:
1. runs the script
2. sources the temporary .muttrc file
3. removes the temporary file
Done. Albeit not the cleanest solution, the above approach would be
better, if you can get it to work.
Mikko
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