Re: Emacs: postponing messages

Brian Sniffen writes: > I just found this thread from June while looking to resume a draft saved > from another program (dovecot) and which was given the 'draft' tag by > synchronization from Maildir flags. Mark, thanks! > > I *think* all I have to do to deal with other

Re: Emacs: postponing messages

I just found this thread from June while looking to resume a draft saved from another program (dovecot) and which was given the 'draft' tag by synchronization from Maildir flags. Mark, thanks! I *think* all I have to do to deal with other clients accessing the Maildir through IMAP is to remove

crypto and draft messages [was: Re: Emacs: postponing messages]

On Thu 2016-06-02 14:21:44 -0400, Mark Walters wrote: > There was some discussion on irc yesterday about a better way of > postponing message when using the emacs frontend. I think getting a > moderately nice interface should be quite easy (see below) but there are > some corner cases on what

Re: Emacs: postponing messages

On Thu 2016-06-02 14:21:44 -0400, Mark Walters wrote: > My broad idea for postpone is to take the partial message, use notmuch > insert to put it in the database with a "postponed" tag, and then on > resume fetch the raw message and go into notmuch-message-mode, and also > either add a deleted tag

Emacs: postponing messages

Dear All There was some discussion on irc yesterday about a better way of postponing message when using the emacs frontend. I think getting a moderately nice interface should be quite easy (see below) but there are some corner cases on what *should* happen that I would like to resolve before