Re: message-cite-function: message-cite-original-without-signature?

[Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:
>> We could simply remap `undo' to `message-undo' in message-mode-map and
>> that would catch all possible bindings -- even those set by the user.
>
> Neat.  That would be a solution, then.

... unless of course, the user uses some variant, e.g.,
`advertised-undo' (what `C-x u' is bound to)...

In general I think it's a lot safer if you can figure out how to make
the built-in command do the right thing rather than relying on your own
special variant always being invoked (and the closer your variant is to
the real thing, the more confusing the apparent misbehavior is when a
user manages to invoke the wrong one).

[It's not like people follow this rule, but still...]

-Miles
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