smulrine@cs.strath.ac.uk (Stephen K Mulrine) (12/07/89)
How do you get repl to indent replied-to mail with '>' symbols?
The manual entry points to a filter file but it doesn't explain it
properly. Currently my filter file indents by four spaces and I use vi
to do a global substitute.
Could someone please e-mail me the necessary filter file?
Thanks in advance.
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> > /* ---------- "using 'repl'" ---------- */ > How do you get repl to indent replied-to mail with '>' symbols? > Here's my filter file: overflowtext="***",overflowoffset=7 compress date:component="Your message dated",formatfield="%<(nodate{text})%{text}%|%(pret ty{text})%>" nocompress :-------- body:component="> " -Mike
smulrine@cs.strath.ac.uk (Stephen K Mulrine) (12/12/89)
In article <1108@baird.cs.strath.ac.uk> smulrine@cs.strath.ac.uk (Stephen K Mulrine) writes: >How do you get repl to indent replied-to mail with '>' symbols? Thanks again to all the people who sent me their filter files. It's not possible that they're _all_ wrong (in fact, it's not possible that _any_ of them is wrong) - there's a bug in our version of MH (6.3). Only one line of the body is indented - with "> : ". The other lines are left intact. -- +-------------------+ +--+ +-------------------------+ +----------+ | Stephen K Mulrine |-+---------------------------------------------------+ |-+ +-------------------+ | Breakfast at the diner, Nothing could be finer |-+ | +-| Front 242 |-----| When you're squashing cats and voles in Caroliner |---+ +-----------+ +---------------------------------------------------+
jromine@ics.uci.edu (John Romine) (12/14/89)
>... there's a bug in our version of MH (6.3). Only one line of the > body is indented - with "> : ". The other lines are left intact. Yes. You need a newer version. I changed mhl to support this option, and there were some fixes to it as well. You can ftp MH-6.6 from ics.uci.edu, among other places. -- John Romine