No. What if the filename contains a space or comma? Right now that works
fine. And yes, I do attach filenames with spaces. This doesn't work with
the attach command (sigh), but that's on my list to fix.
It works if you quote the space just as you would at a shell
prompt. The attach command argument is passed through the
user's shell (so they can use whatever expansion it supports).
Sorry, it does not work for me.
attach "/tmp/foo bar.pdf" does not result in an error, but the resulting
draft contains:
Attach: /tmp/foo
--Ken
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