Re: Clickable '-- ' with signatures menu

[Slackrat <s4Qlackrat@azurservers.com>]

Michal Nazarewicz <mina86@tlen.pl> writes:

> Hello,
>
> I've recently came up with an idea of making the signature separator
> clickable in such a way that after clicking it (or pressing enter when
> cursor is on it) a menu would pop-up with a list of signatures.  Then
> I can choose one signature and the current one would be replaced with
> the one I've chosen.
>
> Another thing would be making a "From:" header clickable in similar
> manner -- this time I could choose one of preset From headers.
>
> Surly it is possible do to this but I have no idea how to achieve such
> behaviour.  Any hints or code?
>
> -- 
> Best regards,                                         _     _
>  .o. | Liege of Serenly Enlightened Majesty of      o' \,=./ `o
>  ..o | Computer Science,  Michal "mina86" Nazarewicz   (o o)
>  ooo +--<mina86*tlen.pl>---<jid:mina86*chrome.pl>--ooO--(_)--Ooo--

Have you tried "randomsig.el" ??

;; see .emacs for complete randomsig.el
;; ####################################

;; TO MAKE IT WORK, put the following lines into your ~/.gnus:

 (require 'randomsig)
 (define-key message-mode-map (kbd "C-c s") 'randomsig-replace-sig)
 (define-key message-mode-map (kbd "C-c S") 'randomsig-select-sig)
 (require 'gnus-sum) ; probably required for `gnus-summary-save-map'
 (define-key gnus-summary-save-map "-" 'gnus/randomsig-summary-read-sig)
 (setq randomsig-dir "/home/inconnu/.signature/random-signature")
 (setq randomsig-files '(
"001" "002" "003" "004" "005" "006" "007" "008" "009" "010" "011" "012" "013" "014" "015" "016" "017" "018" "019" "020"
"021" "022" "023" "024" "025" "026" "027" "028" "029" "030" "031" "032" "033" "034" "035" "036" "037" "038" "039" "040"
"041" "042" "043" "044" "045" "046" "047" "048" "049" "050" "051" "052" "053" "054" "055" "056" "057" "058" "059" "060" 
"061" "062" "063" "064" "065" "066" "067" "068" "069" "070" "071" "072" "073" "074" "075" "076" "077" "078" "079" "080"
"081" "082" "083" "084" "085" "086" "087" "088" "089" "090" "091" "092" "093" "094" "095" "096" "097" "098" "099" "100"
)
 )
 ;; or (setq randomsig-files (randomsig-search-sigfiles))
 ;; or (setq randomsig-files 'randomsig-search-sigfiles)
 (setq message-signature 'randomsig-signature)

;; This will also define the shortcut `C-c s' in message-mode to
;; change the signature, `C-c S' in message-mode to interactively
;; select the signature to replace the current signature, and `O -' in
;; gnus-summary-mode to read the signature from the selected mail.

;; `randomsig-files' must be a list of existing files, an existing
;; file, or a function returning a list of existing files. If these
;; don't have absolute paths, they are located in `randomsig-dir'.

;; File format: Each file must contain at least one signature.
;; Signatures are separated with `randomsig-delimiter-pattern'. If
;; there is only one signature in the file, the delimiter can be
;; omitted, so real .signature-files can be used.

;; `randomsig-delimiter' is used when inserting new signatures with
;; `randomsig-message-read-sig' into the signature file. So
;; `randomsig-delimiter' should match `randomsig-delimiter-pattern'.

;; `randomsig-static-string' is put in front of every random signature
;; if non-`nil'.

;; The *-read-sig functions read the signature of a message, or use
;; the marked text, and write it to a signature-file, for which the
;; name is asked. If the file does not exist, it will be generated.
;; When called with any prefix, the signatures will be offered to edit
;; before saving.

;; if `randomsig-replace-sig' is called with any prefix, it will ask
;; for a file to get the signature from.

;; `randomsig-select-sig' will offer a list of signatures to select
;; from in an extra buffer. n will jump to the next signature, p to
;; the previous, RET will insert the selected signature, q will exit
;; the selection buffer without replacing the current signature, R
;; will reload the signature-files, and e will open a buffer for
;; editing the signature at the point. When called with any prefix, it
;; will ask for a file to get the signatures from

;; `randomsig-search-sigfiles' will search for regular files in
;; `randomsig-dir', which do not match `randomsig-search-unwanted'. A
;; subdirectory of `randomsig-dir' can be given as optional argument.

;; Completion will only work for files in `randomsig-files', though
;; others files can be used, too

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