I asked my friend Mike Peeler for help with the magic of the alias.
Cool beans, but this does work:
Using -m2 for a formail no-op, our new trick definition of headers is:
a headers 'h2 -m2'
Note the idea is to supply a \!^ to h2 that isn't the same as \!$. We
thus move the filename you give to headers to be h2's \!:2, which then
separates \!$ from \!:1-, now guaranteed to be non-overlapping. Thus:
a h2 'zmore \!$ | formail \!:1- -I =:::::::= -X "" -20 -s'
I also tried it with "-q" as the "formail no-op"; that works, as well.
Both settings (-m2 or -q) are the default according to the man page.
Sheesh. If this thing could take multiple filename args, I'd be
ecstatic! (But make no mistake, it's very cool.)
--
dman
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