+----[ Asi hablaba Roberto Rotta ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): | | * Fernan Aguero [23 Sep 2002, 15:25 -0300]: | > How do you reply to a message in a thread, change the | > subject and start a new thread? | | press "m" :D
I already knew that :| | | > I mean, I can do all this by hand, but perhaps there is | > already a command for doing this? | > Suppose that while reading a thread you get motivated to | > reply to something that has nothing to do with the thread, | > but you need to quote it. Basically you reply to the list | > (and perhaps CC the original author), change the subject, | > perhaps using a common formula: | > New Subject (Was: Re: Old thread) | > remove the In-Reply-To or Mail-Followup-To fields so that | > the message does indeed start a new thread (at least in MUAs | > that thread reasonably well). | > | > Anything else that should get changed/touched? Something I | > missed? Perhaps it is not a good idea to remove some | > headers? | | I think that you can "set edit_hdrs" and use your favourite editor to do | what you want, when you want I already have edit_hdrs set I just wanted to do it in some more automated way. | with my favorite one (vim) | | " ,stn = Start New Thread | map ,stn 1G/^In-Reply-To: <CR>dd1G/^Subject: /e+1<CR>C | | indeed I'm also using vim :) so, thanks, that did it! | | 2.4.1. Editing the message header | | When editing the header of your outgoing message, there are a couple | of special features available. | | ... | | When replying to messages, if you remove the In-Reply-To: field from | the header field, Mutt will not generate a References: field, which | allows you to create a new message thread. Thanks! | | Roberto | | +----] -- F e r n a n A g u e r o http://genoma.unsam.edu.ar/~fernan
