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On Tuesday, August 14 at 10:12 PM, quoth Hein Zelle:
> for those of us with retarded finger-memory that can't seem to get
> used to using "L" for list-reply, is it possible to make this an
> automatic action?
Of course!
> I've seen people configuring it with a folder hook and ~l, but I
> tend to read my email while still in the inbox. I thought about
> using a send-hook instead, but that's probably too late.
Using ~l patterns in message-hooks is what I use; that way the
rebinding happens as I view the message. If I reply to things from
index view, it doesn't help, but I don't generally reply to messages
without viewing them first, so this isn't a significant annoyance.
Here's what I use:
message-hook . 'bind pager l list-reply; bind pager r reply'
message-hook ~l 'bind pager l reply; bind pager r list-reply'
> Is it possible to make 'r' behave like 'L' for subscribed lists that
> don't set the Reply-To header to the list address, or perhaps to make mutt
> ask if I want to reply to the list?
Not (that I've found) while looking at the message from the index. But
the hooks I use are quite acceptable to me. Maybe that'll be
sufficient for you too?
~Kyle
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Carpe per diem---seize the check.
-- Robin Williams
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