There is a nice feature for comp that I can't find in its man page. If the
user's ~/.mh_profile has a Draft-folder: entry (I don't know what happens if
it doesn't.) then if comp has a "-use" flag, comp takes on optional
argument: A message number in the folder designated by ~/.mh_profile from
which to start.
Hm, I guess I knew about this, and "-use" IS in the man page, but it doesn't
explain what happens when you have a draft folder. (If you don't have one
then "-use" will ise the draft file). The comp(1) man page refers to
mh-draft(5) and that DOES explain how -use works. I am unsure if more
detail should be put into comp(1); thoughts?
And sigh, the handling around the draft file vs a draft folder is a
confusing mess. In a perfect world I'd just switch everything to draft
folders and toss draft file handling in the trash can.
--Ken