On Sunday, 3 February 2013 10:35:42 CEST, David Lang wrote:
Graphically, I think it makes sense to show the first two most
likly replies (reply to list/all, reply to individual) and have
a pull-down that lets you select any of them.
Yep, that's indeed a nice thing, but unfortunately it's not straightforward
with Qt :(. Patches welcome, though.
as for shortcuts, I get nervous about the action of a key doing
different things, but if you had two keystrokes, one of which
always is 'private reply to sender' and the other is 'reply to
all/list/etc' I think I could live with that.
I've just made a couple of changes/fixes. The actions and shortcuts are now:
- Private reply: Ctrl+Shift+A
- Reply to all but me: Ctrl+Shift+R
- Reply to all: Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R
- Reply to list: Ctrl+L
And on top of that, there's also something which I intended to call "smart reply", but
ended up calling just "reply by guess" which will try to use any of the following
options, whichever is enabled, in this order:
- reply to list (if enabled)
- reply to all but me (if enabled and if it results in more than one recipient)
- private reply
The shortcut for this mode of replying is just Ctrl+R.
I hope that this will prove to be reasonable
One thing that makes me a bit nervous about this are mailing
lists like linux-kernel where there is some list info, but the
norm is to reply-to-all
I'm afraid there's no easy way to fix this except for user scripting; patches
or suggestions welcome.
Cheers,
Jan
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