On 22 Nov 2023 20:12 +0100, from da...@santinoli.com (David Santinoli):
> I could not find a way to pipe a message to an external filter and have
> the output replace the original message.
You can set $editor to any script you want and cause
(or or as applicable) to be invoked. Make the
script
Hallo,
I could not find a way to pipe a message to an external filter and have
the output replace the original message. As a workaround I open the
message in vim, pipe the whole buffer to the filter, and save it back as
a new message while the original one gets marked for deletion.
It works
