It would be nice to automatically inline text and images. However, we
should also provide a UI to override the default.
I think we agreed that there should be a configuration file entry that
let you override the default, but I think everyone agreed that the default
disposition of "attachment" was correct.
One idea, from apt-get, is to add "/<disposition>" to the filename. We
then get the dirname of the path. If it's a directory, then
<disposition> refers to a file; otherwise, we use the given disposition.
Hm, I don't think I personally like that; it gives special semantics to the
filename.
1. Can you put a space or comma-separated list of files in a single
Attach header field? Useful for including several files from a directory
(for example, in Emacs Attach: C-u M-! ls *.pdf RET).
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.
2. What happens if the draft has already been MIME-ified? I'm thinking
MH-E compatibility here.
Once it's been MIME-ified, Attach headers cannot be processed; conversion
to a MIME message is a one-way process.
--Ken
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