Saving parts similar to viewing parts?

Saving parts similar to viewing parts?

[Lloyd Zusman]

Given that we can make use of the commands `1 b', `2 b', etc. in the
summary buffer to view the first, second, etc. MIME parts which exist
in an article, what are the chances that we could also use `1 o',
`2 o', etc. to save these same parts?

Actually, I don't care if `o' happens to be the command that is used
or not ... I just picked `o' because it's currently mapped to
`gnus-article-save-part'.  What I'm hoping for is a way to do a "save"
on a part-by-part basis from the summary buffer in a similar manner to
the way we can now do a "view" via the `b' command with a numerical
prefix.

Any thoughts?

-- 
 Lloyd Zusman
 ljz@asfast.com

Re: Saving parts similar to viewing parts?

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Lloyd Zusman <ljz@asfast.com> writes:

> What I'm hoping for is a way to do a "save" on a part-by-part basis
> from the summary buffer in a similar manner to the way we can now do
> a "view" via the `b' command with a numerical prefix.

I've now added `K o' (and the rest of them) to the summary buffer.
These all take the numerical prefix, just as `b' does.

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