Thanks for your fast reply Sandra.
On So, Feb 25 2024 11:28, Sandra Snan wrote
> Huh, there is a bug here, apparently, looking at the raw version
> of what I sent. It doesn't properly insert the RFC 2646
> line-ending spaces.
In fact, it does not work for me either. I commented my lines of code
Awesome, and I see you're already upstreaming hooks. But I think you can
simplify this because every reply buffer has a hidden "In-Reply-To"
header (can be shown with `message-widen-and-recenter`). You should be
able to attach a hook to `message-setup-hook`, I think? Ideally you'd
use
Huh, there is a bug here, apparently, looking at the raw version
of what I sent. It doesn't properly insert the RFC 2646
line-ending spaces.
Sandra Snan writes:
Sandra Snan writes:
Instead, do this:
(add-hook 'message-mode-hook
(lambda ()
Sandra Snan writes:
Instead, do this:
(add-hook 'message-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(use-hard-newlines 3 t)))
While keeping auto-fill-mode on, I mean. This sets the format flowed
header according to RFC 2646 so that your fills reads as if they were
softwrapped
Jan Detke writes:
With that I got an issue where my text body is verry narrow
while composing/replying to mails (as you can see).
Instead, do this:
(add-hook 'message-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(use-hard-newlines 3 t)))
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Steven Allen writes:
There's actually a pretty decent autocrypt package[1] for Emacs,
only lacking notmuch integration. But writing that based on the
mu4e integration should be pretty trivial.
[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~pkal/autocrypt/
I've been working on that actually so check out that
Hello all,
I am using notmuch with the emacs frontend.With that I got an issue where my
text body is verry narrow while
composing/replying to mails (as you can see). To get rid of this, I
added the follwoing to my config file:
```
(add-hook! 'notmuch-message-mode-hook
