Re: mutt, vim, and autowrapping replies

2016-08-18 Thread lists 

On 18Aug2016 20:25, Jeremy Volkening  wrote:
Generally speaking I have the interface between mutt and vim regarding 
wrapping, flowed text, and quoting working satisfactorily. However, 
sometimes I receive mail with no line breaks within paragraphs. If I 
reply to such a message, the lack of hard breaks in the quoted 
paragraphs is retained within vim, and I'd rather not send out my 
replies formatted in this way. I can re-format the paragraphs to 
follow my textwidth setting with a few keystrokes, but I was wondering 
if anyone knew of anything I could add to "mail.vim" to re-flow the 
quoted text automatically upon opening in vim?


Nice, thanks for asking this question; I had no idea that I wanted this. 


I found the answer here:
http://www.mdlerch.com/emailing-mutt-and-vim-advanced-config.html

I'm using it now; it works well. Except,

On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 02:14:15PM +1000, c...@zip.com.au wrote:
One caveat is that in format=flowed a line with no trailing space is 
actually not meant to be reflowed. Such as lines of code.


I'm not sure how it handles this, the way it is. It'll probably need 
tweaking. It's already butchered my sig.


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Re: mutt, vim, and autowrapping replies

2016-08-18 Thread cs 

On 18Aug2016 20:25, Jeremy Volkening  wrote:
Generally speaking I have the interface between mutt and vim regarding 
wrapping, flowed text, and quoting working satisfactorily. However, 
sometimes I receive mail with no line breaks within paragraphs. If I 
reply to such a message, the lack of hard breaks in the quoted 
paragraphs is retained within vim, and I'd rather not send out my 
replies formatted in this way. I can re-format the paragraphs to 
follow my textwidth setting with a few keystrokes, but I was wondering 
if anyone knew of anything I could add to "mail.vim" to re-flow the 
quoted text automatically upon opening in vim?


I too would like this.

One caveat is that in format=flowed a line with no trailing space is actually 
not meant to be reflowed. Such as lines of code.


I have an ancient macro bound to F7 with reformats a paragraph, a lot like 
piping it through the fmt command. Maybe it is enough to have such a macro and 
just walk through the text pressing it on offending paragraphs?


Alternatively, one might only reflow lines not indented.

Just random thoughts, happy to hear better ones.

Cheers,
Cameron Simpson

mutt, vim, and autowrapping replies

2016-08-18 Thread Jeremy Volkening 
Generally speaking I have the interface between mutt and vim regarding 
wrapping, flowed text, and quoting working satisfactorily. However, 
sometimes I receive mail with no line breaks within paragraphs. If I 
reply to such a message, the lack of hard breaks in the quoted 
paragraphs is retained within vim, and I'd rather not send out my 
replies formatted in this way. I can re-format the paragraphs to follow 
my textwidth setting with a few keystrokes, but I was wondering if 
anyone knew of anything I could add to "mail.vim" to re-flow the quoted 
text automatically upon opening in vim?


Thanks,
Jeremy

Re: broken date with LANG=xx_XX.UTF-8

2016-08-18 Thread Derek Martin 
On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 09:48:31AM +0200, Matthias Apitz wrote:
> I have had in my ~/.muttrc file
> set locale="es_ES"

DO NOT SET MUTT'S LOCALE, unless you really, really know what you're
doing.  Let your operating system set it for you, unless you really,
really know what you're doing.  It causes silly problems exactly like
this one... unless you really, really know what you're doing.

I'm aware that various documentation on the internet suggests doing
this... it is all wrong.  Mutt's locale needs to be consistent with
your system's locale in all but very specilized cases, and by far the
best and easiest way to ensure this is to leave it unset in Mutt,
allowing it to inherit the operating system's setting.

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mutt 1.7.0 released

2016-08-18 Thread Kevin J. McCarthy 
Hi Mutt Users,

I've just released version 1.7.0, available at
ftp://ftp.mutt.org/pub/mutt/mutt-1.7.0.tar.gz.

This release contains several new features, including the sidebar and
trash folder.  (Note the sidebar is a compile time option:
--enable-sidebar).  Please read the UPDATING file for more details.

Thanks to all the bug reporters, testers, translators, and patch
submitters who helped make this release happen.  Also, thanks to our
dedicated community and support group on the mailing lists and irc.

-Kevin


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Re: broken date with LANG=xx_XX.UTF-8

2016-08-18 Thread Matthias Apitz 
El día miércoles, agosto 17, 2016 a las 12:47:56p. m. -0700, Kevin J. McCarthy 
escribió:

> >  352 N   ago. 17 Apitz,Matthias  (  13) test 1  
> > 
> >  353 N   Aug 17 Apitz,Matthias  (  13) test 2
> 
> Hi Matthias,
> 
> What's the value of $locale (specified in the .muttrc)?  Does it make a
> difference if you set locale="es_ES.UTF-8"?

Hi,

I have had in my ~/.muttrc file
set locale="es_ES"
perhaps since pre UTF-8 time; I changed this now and now all August
dates are shown as 'ago.' and also all other months are shown as 'xxx.'
with the exception of September which is shown as 'sept.' (i.e. with
four letters). 

Thanks  

matthias
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