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* On 2006.01.23, in <20060124032706.GA15715@xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx>, * "Guy Thornley" <guy@xxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > You'd think that by 2006 that it would be OK to have the Fcc: of messag= es > set to either >=20 > (a) the folder of the message you reply to, or > (b) the current mail folder, if a new message Not to rain out your f=EAte, but: Fcc: ^ > User-Agent: Mutt/1.5.9i (You might need to upgrade for this to work. I think this feature was available only as a patch prior to 1.5.10, and since you haven't posted to any mutt mailing lists to ask about this devilish problem, you probably don't know about the patch.) > but nooo, not in mutt. Impossible. Using shell-fu to emit 'set record' = hooks > for all the mailboxes is gay, since it doesnt work for IMAP. Let's talk about what else is gay, please. I'd like to hear more about that. I expect it makes for good conversation over coffee and biscuits. > The Genius of it, actually the simple Brilliance and Sheer Glory, is th= at > is implementing the \0, \1 ... regex match substitutions that *every* > reasonable scripting language has would fix it. But mutt isn't a scripting language, nor has it one.... And how many mailers have regex matching at all, let alone with subexpression substitution? Let's keep our apples with apples. Now post what's *really* bugging you! Cause, you know, this wouldn't be that bad even if it were an actual problem. ... It's a funny thing about posting to a software hate list: you sometimes ring up people who are considerably involved in the things you hate. But that's ok, I've got no room to complain. I still hate CPAN.pm, for instance. And what use is a hate list if you have to mind everyone's feelings? Hi, Jarkko! --=20 -D. dgc@xxxxxxxx.xxx NSIT University of Chicago
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