By the way, if I have something like the following in my Addrbook
jd jdoe <at> example.com johnny "John Doe"
is there some easy way I can get the To: address in draft mode to
look like this?
To: John Doe <jdoe <at> example.com>
Hi Alan - I think it should come out looking like that in the To: line if you hit tab-escape-tab immediately
after typing "jdo". Hope that helps!
Jeff
Jeffrey M. Roth, Ph.D ~ Advanced Lasercom Systems and Operations Group ~
MIT Lincoln Laboratory ~ 244 Wood Street ~ Lexington, MA 02420 USA ~
781.981.3468(t)/.0143(f) ~ jroth <at> ll.mit.edu ~ alum.mit.edu/www/roth
----- Original Message -----
From: mew-int-bounces <at> mew.org <mew-int-bounces <at> mew.org>
To: mew-int <at> mew.org <mew-int <at> mew.org>
Sent: Wed Jun 30 19:46:33 2010
Subject: [mew-int 2889] Re: re-load ~/Mail/Addrbook without restarting Emacs
By the way, if I have something like the following in my Addrbook
jd jdoe <at> example.com johnny "John Doe"
is there some easy way I can get the To: address in draft mode to
look like this?
To: John Doe <jdoe <at> example.com>
Hi Christophe - That works great. Thank you! Jeff :) Jeffrey M. Roth, Ph.D ~ Advanced Lasercom Systems and Operations Group ~ MIT Lincoln Laboratory ~ 244 Wood Street ~ Lexington, MA 02420 USA ~ 781.981.3468(t)/.0143(f) ~ jroth <at> ll.mit.edu ~ alum.mit.edu/www/roth ----- Original Message ----- From: Christophe TROESTLER <Christophe.Troestler <at> umons.ac.be> To: Roth, Jeffrey - 0666 - MITLL Cc: mew-int <at> mew.org <mew-int <at> mew.org> Sent: Wed Jun 30 04:49:34 2010 Subject: Re: [mew-int 2884] re-load ~/Mail/Addrbook without restarting Emacs On Tue, 29 Jun 2010 11:26:20 -0400, Jeffrey M.Roth wrote: > > I would like to be able to re-load the ~/Mail/Addrbook during an Emacs > Mew session, but have not figured out yet how to do this. In summary mode, press `Z'.
Yes, that works. Thanks! And now that you mention it, I do see that in the manual. Don't know how I missed it before. Cheers, - arb On Jun 30, 2010, at 6:45 PM, Roth, Jeffrey - 0666 - MITLL wrote: > Hi Alan - I think it should come out looking like that in the To: > line if you hit tab-escape-tab immediately after typing "jdo". > Hope that helps! > > Jeff > Jeffrey M. Roth, Ph.D ~ Advanced Lasercom Systems and Operations > Group ~ > MIT Lincoln Laboratory ~ 244 Wood Street ~ Lexington, MA 02420 USA ~ > 781.981.3468(t)/.0143(f) ~ jroth <at> ll.mit.edu ~ alum.mit.edu/www/roth > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: mew-int-bounces <at> mew.org <mew-int-bounces <at> mew.org> > To: mew-int <at> mew.org <mew-int <at> mew.org> > Sent: Wed Jun 30 19:46:33 2010 > Subject: [mew-int 2889] Re: re-load ~/Mail/Addrbook without > restarting Emacs > > By the way, if I have something like the following in my Addrbook > > jd jdoe <at> example.com johnny "John Doe"(Continue reading)
On Mon, 28 Jun 2010 22:34:09 +0200, Christophe TROESTLER wrote:
>
> - For lines starting with a dash, like enumerations, mew-wrap-lines
> uses the dash as a prefix to fold lines.
> - When several items follow, this make it impossible to distinguish
> them, unless one does not wrap the lines, which is not fun.
>
> Of course, one may have a citation prefix like
>
> > - bla bla...
>
> Is there a way to tell mew to remove the dashes (and maybe "*") fro
> m filling prefix? This would be a nice thing to have.
Replying to myself, here is the trick I use:
(defadvice mew-fill-match-adaptive-prefix
(after mew-remove-itemize-chars)
"Remove the symbols commonly used as indicators for itemize lists
from
the prefix used for filling messages."
(message ad-return-value)
(setq ad-return-value
(replace-regexp-in-string "[-*•]" " " ad-return-value)))
(add-hook 'mew-init-hook
(function
(lambda ()
(ad-activate 'mew-fill-match-adaptive-prefix))))
(Continue reading)
Yes, that's helpful. Thank you! However, I still have a similar problem with list items that are marked with numbers, like 1) something here 2) another (long) thing here ... On Jul 20, 2010, at 2:00 PM, Christophe TROESTLER wrote: > On Mon, 28 Jun 2010 22:34:09 +0200, Christophe TROESTLER wrote: >> >> - For lines starting with a dash, like enumerations, mew-(Continue reading)wrap- >> lines uses the dash as a prefix to fold lines. >> - When several items follow, this make it impossible to >> distinguish them, unless one does not wrap the lines, which is not >> fun. >> >> Of course, one may have a citation prefix like >> >> > - bla bla... >> >> Is there a way to tell mew to remove the dashes (and maybe "*") >> from filling prefix? This would be a nice thing to have. > > Replying to myself, here is the trick I use: > > (defadvice mew-fill-match-adaptive-prefix > (after mew-remove-itemize-chars)
Christophe- > > Is there a way to tell mew to remove the dashes (and maybe "*") from > > filling prefix? This would be a nice thing to have. Your code is useful, thanks a lot! A minor point: it's error-prone to pass a string that might contain "%" as the first argument to the message function. (It crashed for me soon after I started using it.) Here is a very tiny tweak to the given code. I also eliminated the need for the add-hook form. (defadvice mew-fill-match-adaptive-prefix (after mew-remove-itemize-chars activate) "Remove the symbols commonly used as indicators for itemize lists from the prefix used for filling messages." (message "%s" ad-return-value) (setq ad-return-value (replace-regexp-in-string "[-*•]" " " ad-return-value))) -Mike
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:28:14 -0700, Michael Ernst wrote: > > A minor point: it's error-prone to pass a string that might contain "%" as > the first argument to the message function. Thanks for your corrections. The “message” was just to help figuring out whether this was doing its job correctly. It is better to remove it altogether. Best, C. > (defadvice mew-fill-match-adaptive-prefix > (after mew-remove-itemize-chars activate) > "Remove the symbols commonly used as indicators for itemize lists from > the prefix used for filling messages." > (message "%s" ad-return-value) > (setq ad-return-value > (replace-regexp-in-string "[-*•]" " " ad-return-value)))
Hi All - I was wondering if people might know of a control setting to specify the default folder for saving attachments. I am hoping perhaps there is a setq I can put in my .mew.el file? At the moment the default folder is ~/ and I would like to change it. Also, is there a command to save all attachments (from a single email) at once? Thanks! Jeff --- Jeffrey M. Roth, Ph.D ~ Advanced Lasercom Systems and Operations Group ~ MIT Lincoln Laboratory ~ 244 Wood Street ~ Lexington, MA 02420 USA ~ 781.981.3468(t)/.0143(f) ~ jroth <at> ll.mit.edu ~ alum.mit.edu/www/roth
On 29. juli 2010, at 15.13, "Jeffrey M.Roth" <jroth <at> ll.mit.edu> wrote: > Also, is there a command to save all attachments (from a single email) > at once? C-u B - Harald
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