Hi there,
When showing a message with notmuch-show, I'd love to highlight
the file attachment part. I want to distinguish them from the
other mml stuff which I usually do not need to care about. Is
there any easy way to determine that part programmatically?
Looking at the text properties in
In this particular case the implementation is probably pretty
easy (still SMOP, though), just what exactly should be done is
the hard part, to get nice, clean, useable and maintainable
solution.
Thanks for the clarification. That's of course right.
JV
Tomi
JV
Tomi Ollila writes:
OK, seems there is something I do not understand. What do you mean
with "spec in mind"?
JV
Tomi Ollila writes:
On Tue, May 12 2020, Jörg Volbers wrote:
My gut reaction is that doing more formatting in notmuch reply
is probably a mistake; it's hard enough to get two users
My gut reaction is that doing more formatting in notmuch reply
is probably a mistake; it's hard enough to get two users to
agree on these kind of customizations, never mind two different
MUAs. Probably what we need to do is make sure the structured
(json/s-expr) output has enough information
Hi everybody,
the emacs package notmuch-bookmarks just got merged into melpa. It
allows to bookmark notmuch query buffers, thus providing an
alternative to notmuch-jump-search. To ease the handling of these
bookmarks, some additional functionality is provided, i.e.,
restrict the bookmark
I use a minor mode which automatically adds an encryption tag to
the message if a key is known to exist. It does not look up the
key, it only checks the private store (those keys which are
already known by the gpg agent). Maybe you could adapt this to
your needs.
The source is located at
Hi,
I'd like to repeat my wish to add some kind of search limit to
notmuch show, like it is already implemented in notmuch search.
Reason being that I written have my own little elisp client which
allows me to browse through "tagsets", that is, I look at all
mails corresponding to some
anyone do that? I am
not able to write anything in C, so I'm out of it.
Jörg Volbers
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d not know that such an exclusion occurs. Makes sense, though.
Adding --exclude=false to the search makes it behave well.
Thanks for the help!
David Bremner <da...@tethera.net> writes:
Jörg Volbers <jo...@joergvolbers.de> writes:
This is the ID which I am using for testing:
E5-a
is the ID which I am using for testing:
E5-a1wt6bgr-elaine/2/42589-dc960...@nlsender05.ui-portal.com
Jörg
Tomi Ollila <tomi.oll...@iki.fi> writes:
On Fri, Aug 11 2017, Jörg Volbers wrote:
Hello,
I have problems searching for a message by its id.
If I call notmuch-show, every
Hello,
I have problems searching for a message by its id.
If I call notmuch-show, everything works fine; actually this is
used by the emacs frontend:
'notmuch show --format=raw id:<.>'
If I try to search for this mail with notmuch-search, I get no
result:
notmuch search -- id:<>
0 2017, Jörg Volbers <jo...@joergvolbers.de> wrote:
Hello,
If I press looking for an address while writing mail,
vanilla notmuch offers me one preselected candidate. Since I
use ivy-mode, this canididate narrows down the list of all
candidates, forcing me to delete the initial input (C-a
Hello,
If I press looking for an address while writing mail,
vanilla notmuch offers me one preselected candidate. Since I use
ivy-mode, this canididate narrows down the list of all candidates,
forcing me to delete the initial input (C-a C-k) before I can
select among this list.
I
Thanks, that did it!
Jörg Volbers
David Bremner <da...@tethera.net> writes:
> Jörg Volbers <jo...@joergvolbers.de> writes:
>
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>> Hi there,
>>
>> I am using notmuch in Emacs with three different from-addresses (via
>&
Hi there,
I am using notmuch in Emacs with three different from-addresses (via
mbsync). When replying an email, I currently have to set the FROM-address
manually. What I would like to have is that the FROM-address is set
automagically according to the TO-address. I.e., if someone writes to my
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