On 06/01/09 02:36, bill lam wrote:
> On Tue, 06 Jan 2009, pansz wrote:
>> I suggest using thunderbird, which has good support of bottom post, if
>> anybody knows more mail client which support bottom post well, please
>> tell me, thanks.
>
> I don't think email client is a good excuse for top (or bottom) post.
> Anyway if vim is configured as an external editor for composing email.
> It can search for the first blank line and that should be the bottom
> of quoted message.
>
> set editor="vim -c \"set spell tw=70 et\" \"+call search('^$')\""
>
> FWIW I use mutt.
>
Depending on how the mail is passed to the external editor (and by what
mail useragent program), the first blank line might actually be the
boundary between the headers and the body, i.e., the top of the message
proper.
The bottom of the quoted message (before you compose your reply) should
be the bottom of what is passed to the external editor, so I recommend
GO
or
:$append
Best regards,
Tony.
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