jeffrey c honig wrote:
I have to deal with mail from Outbreak, I mean Outlook, on a daily
basis. At least I get paid for the privilege...
Much of this mail comes with a subject prefix of FW: instead of Re:.
This messes up sorting by subject.
I would like to train nmh to string FW: in addition to Re:. But that
seems like too specific a solution to the problem. A more general
solution would be to add flags to the relevant commands to add prefixes
to the list.
i think i understand what you're getting at, but i'd like to see it
be a regular expression that gets trimmed before the sort (i assume
that's what you're referring to). in particular, i get mail from lists
which prepend the listname. that coupled with mailers that do and
don't strip existing "Re:" strings gives subjects that begin with
any of:
[listname] foo
Re: [listname] foo
[listname] Re: foo
Re: [listname] Re: foo
(i realize that an expression that catches these risks corrupting
a valid subject. so far, i'm willing to risk that.)
paul
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paul fox, pgf@foxharp.boston.ma.us (arlington, ma, where it's 50.7 degrees)
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