- Subject: Re: jed and email
- From: Paul Boekholt <p.boekholt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2003 18:00:29 +0200
On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 01:22:19AM +0200, Robert Lillack wrote:
> Adam Byrtek / alpha wrote:
>
> > Yes, it is possible I use 'mail_mode' by Thomas Roessler to achieve
> > this, and I use jed as my primary editor for mail (together with
> > mutt).
There are two versions of mail_mode: one by Thomas Roessler and
muttmail.sl (to be found on JMR I believe) worked by Abraham vd Merwe.
The latter is probably better, but the keybindings are not right - I'm
using Emacs emulation, so I expect M-q to format the paragraph, instead
it quotes. Hitting C-c gives some help, but it's misleading: it says
"press ^f for reformatting" but it's on r.
> Did anybody ever tried to implement "smart wrapping" (ie.
> I don't have to rewrap a paragraph each time I change
> something in the middle) and "text justification" with Jed?
public define autowrap()
{
call("format_paragraph");
insert_char(' ');
}
local_setkey("autowrap", " ");
I just wrote this, I doubt if it's useful. Text justification is there,
just hit C-u M-q in Emacs emulation. Or you can pipe it through par.
I managed to use Fransesco's rjed with Mutt by using a shell script that
reads a named pipe. Unfortunately rmail's patch for JED is relative to
JED 99-15. But I think I could get rjeddish behavior without any patch
by running a subprocess that reads another named pipe.
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