Filippo Giunchedi <fili...@debian.org> writes:
> On Sat, Jan 09, 2010 at 09:41:02AM +0200, Jari Aalto wrote:
>
>> This is different.
>>
>> In the example sent in previous mail, the Emacs "message-mode" provides
>> a complete environment to format and send the mail. In this mode it is
>> possile to:
>>
>> - Attach more log files
>> - Attach more build logs
>> ...
>> for the maintainer
>>
>> If Emacs is only used as a plain editor, the benefits of complete Email
>> interface is lost.
>
> I guess you can instruct emacs to load message-mode if the file path matches a
> certain pattern? If so nmudiff could be changed to output a tempfile with a
> known prefix
You could (e,g, "*.mail"), but it would need a specific setting to
everybody's ~/.emacs . Would it be hard to arrange call like the one
presented in the bug report:
With separate --emacs option, it would be a sign ro signify that the
user is taking reponsible for sending the mail from inside Emacs.
Some users may prefer to use Emacs for "sensible-editor" and have the
nmudiff(1) send the mail.
That would serve both.
Jari
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