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Trey Blancher 2023-04-30 17:28:14 -04:00
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@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ As of this writing (2023-04-30), this has only been tested in Vim v9, but is als
If you want to have other file types to use this plugin, you may add them to the `allowlist` above. If you want to have other file types to use this plugin, you may add them to the `allowlist` above.
1. By default, this plugin tries to determine if the cursor is in an email address field ('From:', 'To:', 'Cc:', 'Bcc:', in English). The matching is case-insensitive. If you use another language, that names these fields differently, you can modify this in $MYVIMRC by adding the `g:muttgoobook_address_fields` global variable. This is designed to be a Vim regular expression, replace `['from', 'to', 'b\?cc']` accordingly: 1. By default, this plugin tries to determine if the cursor is in an email address field ('From:', 'To:', 'Cc:', 'Bcc:', in English). The matching is case-insensitive. If you use another language, that names these fields differently, you can modify this in $MYVIMRC by adding the `g:muttgoobook_address_fields` global variable. This is designed to be a Vim regular expression, replace `['from', 'to', 'b\?cc']` accordingly:
``` ```vim
let g:muttgoobook_address_fields = '^\s*\(from\|to\|b\?cc\):\s*' let g:muttgoobook_address_fields = '^\s*\(from\|to\|b\?cc\):\s*'
``` ```
The above pattern is the default if this variable isn't specified. The above pattern is the default if this variable isn't specified.
1. Also, if your mutt aliases file is in a different path than _${HOME}/.mutt/aliases_, you can override it in $MYVIMRC with the global variable `g:mutt_aliases`: 1. Also, if your mutt aliases file is in a different path than _${HOME}/.mutt/aliases_, you can override it in $MYVIMRC with the global variable `g:mutt_aliases`:
``` ```vim
let g:mutt_aliases = '~/.mutt/aliases' let g:mutt_aliases = '~/.mutt/aliases'
``` ```
Again, what appears above is the default if not set explicitly to something else. Any double-quotes (`"`) and backslashes (`\`) in the mutt aliases file will be removed before pasting the results of the completion to the currently edited mail file. Again, what appears above is the default if not set explicitly to something else. Any double-quotes (`"`) and backslashes (`\`) in the mutt aliases file will be removed before pasting the results of the completion to the currently edited mail file.