On Thursday, December 29, 2011 07:00:59 Kai Weber wrote: > Hi, > I use vim in
combination with mutt. To start vim I have > following setting in my muttrc:
[snip] > Any other recommendations for a good mail editing workflow? when i
used mutt i liked having the flexibility of a mail script for vim, so i put
set editor="vim -S ~/.vim/mail.vim" in my ~/.muttrc you can get as fancy or as
simple as you want in that script here's mine: <mail.vim> " mail mode settings
setlocal ft=mail setlocal tw=64 let @n = '> kki' "
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ if has("gui_running") winpos 324
228 set columns=70 set lines=35 endif "
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nmap <silent> <F1> :call
F1_formatter("64")<CR> imap <silent> <F1> <C-O>:call F1_formatter("64")<CR>
nmap <S-F1> :call F1_toggle_width("64")<CR> imap <S-F1> <C-O>:call
F1_toggle_width("64")<CR> " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ let
mapleader = ',' nnoremap <Leader>ee :source ~/.vim/mail.vim<CR> nnoremap
<Leader>ev :edit ~/.vim/mail.vim<CR> " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
" clean up quoting silent %s/^> /> /e silent %s/^> $//e "
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ </mail.vim> now for example while in
insert mode i can use ctrl-r n to insert my remarks inside quoted text grrrr --
kmail has bolixed what i have in there for @n it should look like let @n =
'^M^M^M^M> ^[kki' where each ^M is an actual return (i should go back to using
mutt :) for your purposes you might want to add function! FirstBlankAtEnd()
let go = NumberBlankLinesAtEnd() - 1 normal G if (go > 0)
execute 'normal ' go . 'k' endif endfunction function!
NumberBlankLinesAtEnd() let s:bc = 0 let s:lp = line("$") while
s:lp > 0 let s:tl = strlen(getline(s:lp)) if (s:tl > 0)
let s:lp = 0 else let s:bc = s:bc + 1 let
s:lp = s:lp - 1 endif endwhile return s:bc endfunction and add
a call to FirstBlankAtEnd to your editor command in .muttrc something to play
around with if you want to get fancy
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