In message 20120424214609.68b674c...@db.pthbb.org, Jerrad Pierce writes:
Maybe we should simply reserve # as a profile component and document #:
as the .mh_profile comment character(s) rather than leave it as a puzzle.
Makes sense to me. If documenting, point out that you cannot have blank lines,
I and at least one other user -- and probably many others, have .mh_profile
entries that we added years ago, for reasons now obscure and not remembered.
There ought to be an easy way to incorporate comments in that file. As I read
the man page, there is none provided.
Yeah let me speak on
My long standing work around for this, is to use the profile entry #
As in
#:#
#: System wide variables
Aliasfile: aliases
Draft-Folder: drafts
editor: emacs
#:#
#: Program defaults
...
Works like a charm
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Me too:
#: Variable Settings
...
Maybe we should simply reserve # as a profile component and document
#: as the .mh_profile comment character(s) rather than leave it as a
puzzle.
Earl Hood e...@earlhood.com writes:
On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 11:23 AM, norm wrote:
I and at least one other
Maybe we should simply reserve # as a profile component and document #:
as the .mh_profile comment character(s) rather than leave it as a puzzle.
Makes sense to me. If documenting, point out that you cannot have blank lines,
hence my use of #:# To separate blocks, although if someone were so
