I'm terrible at remembering to reply to all, and today I realized that sup can help!
I started off making a reply-to hook that takes the array of types sup is planning to offer in the Reply To field. I thought the hook would do some fancy logic and return the right type. Then I realized I could just list the order of my reply-to preferences, and pick the first element of the intersection. ([:list, :all] & types)[0] The return value is only used if it's in the types array, so no worries about nil. A hook seems like overkill for this one-liner, so maybe it would be more appropriate for config.yaml? It makes sense as something in config, but I hesitate because it would be the first code object (well, the first that _looks_ like code), and because less config variables is good. -- jeff _______________________________________________ sup-talk mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/sup-talk
