On 20100409_103212, Michael Elkins wrote: > Paul, > > On Fri, Apr 09, 2010 at 08:42:06AM -0600, Paul E Condon wrote: > > A group of my personal friends have an informal mailing list in which > > each member has a long list of the email addresses that they use as > > the Cc: list for their emails to the group. When I use 'g' the Cc: > > list is truncated to 255 characters. Is there some way that I can get > > mutt 'g' to handle a longer list for Cc:? > > It was unclear from your message exactly where the problem lies. Are > you seeing the address list truncated in the compose menu? I do see > that Mutt truncates the *display* of the address list at 255 chars, but
I have a 1280x1080 flat screen, and to discover the problem I ran a xterm with font size 6. It was a test, not my normal way of reading mail. The display of the mail prior to attempting to replay spreads the Cc: list over many lines using the <new-line><tab> continuation convention. > the actual list may be longer. I'm guessing not many people use > terminals that wide, which is why nobody has mentioned this before. > > As an aside, you can use 'set edit_headers' and Mutt will include the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I think this is what I want. Thanks. Note added in proof: This email is my first use of this feature. It is what I need. Thanks again. > full message header in your editor. I find it much easier to do edits > on the address list this way. > > > I recognize that 255 is a special number in character string > > processing, and fear that nothing can be done. But I hope. > > Mutt knows how wide your terminal is so it could theoretically make > enough space. Right now the string used to display the list is fixed > at 256 chars long. > > me -- Paul E Condon pecon...@mesanetworks.net