Re: hit r on message you haven't opened yet, go ahead, do it, just do it

Re: hit r on message you haven't opened yet, go ahead, do it, just do it

[Dan Jacobson]

> Guess what, in the group buffer enter a group with RET, now move down
> and answer a message with r.  Great, one window is the reply you are
> composing, the other window is some gnus dirty internal underware
> "article copy" buffer, which BTW if you accidentally type into, you
> can't undo, not that it matters.
>
> The problem is Lards never thought one would hit r on a message he
> hasn't opened yet :-)

<If course I have thought of that.  I do that all the time.  Do you
<see any problems in connection with that?

Why don't you just present the *Article* buffer, like Kester said,
which you have spent such a large amount of work making pretty?  Leave
the underware buffer for the pros to hit C-u g on if they need to.

BTW, I need another key.
You see I want to send a mail to dweebowitz and there is a mail from
him right there in the summary buffer, but I don't want to read or
otherwise mark or disturb that old mail.  if I hit r then indeed i can
start sending a mail to him, but that disturbs the state of that
message and even generates references, etc.  Anyway, my cursor is
sitting on his name in the summary buffer.  Add a functionality to gnus 
to do this...

hmm, for me
   m runs the command gnus-summary-mail-other-window

why dont you make giving an arg to cause it to examine what is beneath
the cursor...
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Re: hit r on message you haven't opened yet, go ahead, do it, just do it

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Dan Jacobson <jidanni@dman.ddts.net> writes:

> You see I want to send a mail to dweebowitz and there is a mail from
> him right there in the summary buffer, but I don't want to read or
> otherwise mark or disturb that old mail.  if I hit r then indeed i can
> start sending a mail to him, but that disturbs the state of that
> message and even generates references, etc.  Anyway, my cursor is
> sitting on his name in the summary buffer.  Add a functionality to gnus 
> to do this...

What?  `r' sends a response to the person under point.

-- 
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: hit r on message you haven't opened yet, go ahead, do it, just do it

[Dan Jacobson]

> You see I want to send a mail to dweebowitz and there is a mail from
> him right there in the summary buffer, but I don't want to read or
> otherwise mark or disturb that old mail.  if I hit r then indeed i can
> start sending a mail to him, but that disturbs the state of that
> message and even generates references, etc.  Anyway, my cursor is
> sitting on his name in the summary buffer.  Add a functionality to gnus 
> to do this...

Lar> What?  `r' sends a response to the person under point.

but it also opens and marks read that message. I wanted a key that
would act like I never looked inside the message to get the address.
Ok, I suppose I'll put up with r then ESC u (gnus-summary-clear-mark-forward)
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Re: hit r on message you haven't opened yet, go ahead, do it, just do it

[Nevin Kapur]

Kester Clegg <kester@RemoveThisBit.cs.york.ac.uk> writes:

> It might be nice though to have an option that turned off seeing *all*
> the headers, which is a bit more information than you generally need.

I prefer the appearance of the *Article* buffer to the raw article
that Gnus provides by default.  You can try the following:

  (gnus-add-configuration
   '(reply
     (vertical 1.0
		 (article 0.5) (message 1.0 point))))

-Nevin