s887212@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au (Stephen Riehm [Romulis]) (10/31/90)
is there a way to tell elm to include trailing spaces in the prefix used to put in front of mail being replied to? at the moment I have a boring > but I can't seem to make elm recognise any trailing spaces that are on the prefix line after this (or any other) character... int hints, clues, ideas, manuals? thanx in advance ============================================================================ Romulis [Stephen Riehm] Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, (124 Latrobe St., Melbourne.) s887212@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au Australia. @>---`--,--( Still Stuck on the wrong side of the deep pink sea )--.--'---<@ ======================< Insert Usual Disclaimer >===========================
schnoebe@convex.com (Eric Schnoebelen) (11/02/90)
s887212@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au (Stephen Riehm [Romulis])
writes in <6149@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au>:
-is there a way to tell elm to include trailing spaces in the prefix used
-to put in front of mail being replied to?
In my ~/.elm/elmrc I have the following line, which works:
prefix = -_
From what I can tell, the underscore ("_") is used to indicate a
space, since a space is a delimiter..
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