Ⅰ. 插件描述
mail plugin for vimⅡ. 基本信息
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Ⅲ. 安装方法
使用Vundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plugin '/mail-tgz':source %
:PluginInstall对于Vundle版本 < 0.10.2，请用上面的Bundle替换Plugin。
使用NeoBundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:NeoBundle '/mail-tgz':source %
:NeoBundleInstall使用VimPlug管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plug '/mail-tgz':source %
:PlugInstall使用Pathogen管理器安装
在终端中运行以下命令:cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/vim-scripts/mail.tgzⅣ. 文档说明
This plugin's purpose is helping with mail editing. It has two major roles.
The first is email address retrievel and the second is added functionality
while editing.
Below is a description of the user callable functions in this plugin.
Email address retrieval
MailAliasList
This routine is designed to run an external program, allow the user to select
a bunch of emails, and then these emails are returned in a comma seperated
list. For example, suppose the following line exists (the cursor is at the
caret):
To:
^
If the user hits 'al' then the currently configured program launches and the
plugin will wait for the email list to be retrieved. At present, only Abook
is supported in this manner. Patches are welcome.
MailAliasQuery
This routine is designed to take the <cword> under the cursor and do a lookup
on it. This lookup should return a mutt email query, for example, given the
following:
To: john
^
If the user hits aq, then the plugin will go out and attempt to lookup "john"
in the current alias source. Currently, all sources work with this mode.
Formatting
MailFormatQuote
Format a quote segment using QuoteMotion1.
MailFormatLine
Formats the current line.
MailFormatMerge
Conjoins the current line with the previous line.
MailFormatParagraph
Formats the current paragraph.
Quote Manipulation
MailQuoteEraseSig
This routine will remove quoted signatures. It always operates over the
entire email.
% | No, I don't agree with you.
%
% Nonsense. You are wrong. Grow up.
%
% | I can't believe I'm even replying to this.
% | --
% | Some power user
%
% Yeah, believe it, brother.
% --
% Some other user
will become:
% | No, I don't agree with you.
%
% Nonsense. You are wrong. Grow up.
%
% | I can't believe I'm even replying to this.
%
% Yeah, believe it, brother.
MailQuoteFixupSpaces
This will take a quote segment and try to put spaces in quote blocks where
they don't currently exist. For example,
>>% hello
>> bob
would turn into:
> > % hello
> > bob
In normal mode the ranger to operate over comes from mail_quote_motion1.
MailQuoteMangledMerge
This routine will try and make sense out of 'Mangled' quoted paragraph.
For example, it will try and turn
starting to look like a distro problem... Anyone
else
having this problem running a different distrobesides
LinuxBlast 8? Anyone tried 8.1 yet?
into:
starting to look like a distro problem... Anyone else
having this problem running a different distro besides
LinuxBlast 8? Anyone tried 8.1 yet?
In normal mode this routine will operate over the current and next line.
MailQuoteDelEmpty
This will search through the given range and attempt to delete all
lines consisting of a quote block and optional white space.
For example,
% > yellow
% > blue
% >
% yes
will become:
% > yellow
% > blue
% yes
In normal mode this routine will operate over the entire email.
MailQuoteRemoveDpth
This routine will try and decrease the quote depth of a quote segment by one.
However, it will remove the last layer of quoting. This is because it is
assumed that the user wants the oldest quote to be gone.
For example,
ab> % > I really
ab> % > like
ab> % > apples
will become:
ab> % I really
ab> % like
ab> % apples
In normal mode the ranger to operate over comes from mail_quote_motion1.
Quote Motions
A quote motion is a vim linewise motion that operates over quotes. The
default motion character is 'q'. These motions are analogous to '$', 'E', and
others. They allow the user to use operator commands over a quote range. For
example, dq would allow the user to delete the current quote. This means that
given:
% Hi <<< cursor on this line,
% How are you doing?
% How are things?
Fine.
And the user hits dq, the text will be transformed into:
Yeah, It only took a few months.
Or if the user were to hit, dqq, the text would be transformed into:
% Hi How are you doing? How are things?
Yeah, fine.
To re-define the first or define the other two, use something like this:
omap <silent> <unique> q <Plug>MailQuoteMotion1
omap <silent> <unique> Q <Plug>MailQuoteMotion2
omap <silent> <unique> x <Plug>MailQuoteMotion3