On 2009-01-13 06:06, Ted Pavlic wrote: > It would be nice if Muttator emulated the "External editor" extension. > > *) With a keypress (Cntrl+E), that extension brings up Vim and replaces > the compose window with an unusable box that isn't restored until Vim is > closed. > > *) Additionally, the headers (you can set which ones) are brought into > Vim as well. They are separated from the rest of the message with a > > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=# Don't remove this line #=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > > That makes sending git format-patch'd [PATCH]es to mailing lists a lot > nicer. You can just :read them into Vim and add that separator line > where appropriate. > > If you haven't tried "External Editor," you should -- just for some > ideas. It's a nice approach to calling the external editor. However, I > think Muttator devs can probably come up with a better way to separate > headers from body than using that silly separator line. (maybe a shorter > and less silly separator line?)
Well, I think, what mutt does is quite a good thing (with :set edit_headers, as it's called iirc). You just get a mail like this: From: ... To: ... X-Foo: ... Subject: ... <empty line> so you can just edit the header which you want, and they are parsed, after closing vim. I always wanted to have such a thing, but you know, time is short, and so much to do :) Maybe you find some time for a patch? :) -- Martin _______________________________________________ Muttator mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/muttator
