Improved sending capabilities #12
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Extended autocompletion: - `search_terms_list` now also contains `is:`, `to:`, `from`, `body:` and the logical expressions `and`, `or`, `not`. - Added autocomplete functionality for `mimetype:`, `to:`, `from:`, `path:`, and `folder:` search. - Extended `:ComposeMail` to optionally accept recipient, incl. autocomplete Key binding and visual control - Extended `:TagAdd`, `:TagRm`, and `:TagToggle` to accept line ranges - Extended key bindings `+`, `-`, `=`, `a`, `A`, and `x` in the threads view to the visual mode - Added `f` key binding (visual mode and normal mode) in the threads view to toggle the `flagged` tag
- Adds the command `:DelThread` in the thread view. This command adds the tag "del" to the emails. This command also works in visual mode, so multiple threads can be deleted simultaneously. - Binds `:DelThread` to `dd` in normal mode and `d` in visual mode. - Update the hint text to display `dd` key. - Binds `D` to the function call `purge_del()`. With this, emails marked to be deleted are removed from the drive. After hitting `D`, the user sees all emails marked to be delete. Puring is then initiated by hitting `DD` (see line 8 in `lua/notmuch/delete.lua`)
- Added configuration options: `from`, `logfile`, and `sent_folder`.
- By default, the option `from` is set to the sender as specified in
your notmuch configuration.
- By default, the option `logfile` is set to `nil`, which disables
logging of `msmtp` calls. Otherwise, `msmtp` is called with `logfile`
for logging.
- By default, the option `sent_folder` is set to `nil`, which disables
the insertion of sent emails to your notmuch library. Otherwise, if
the email is sent successfully, then the email is inserted in that
folder.
- Updated the configuration to take the default `notmuch_db_path` from
the notmuch configuration.
- Added function `require('notmuch.send').savemail`. This function takes
two arguments, a filename of an email message, and a folder, and
inserts that email in that folder.
- When sending an email, the output of `msmtp` is parsed and displayed.
On error, the email is not inserted to the sent folder.
- Enabling the use of multiple sending accounts. This is achieved by
adding the 'From' header to the emails, and by using
`--read-envelope-from` in the `msmtp` invocation.
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from,logfile, andsent_folder.fromis set to the sender as specified in yournotmuch configuration.
logfileis set tonil, which disables logging ofmsmtpcalls. Otherwise,msmtpis called withlogfilefor logging.sent_folderis set tonil, which disables theinsertion of sent emails to your notmuch library. Otherwise, if the email is
sent successfully, then the email is inserted in that folder.
notmuch_db_pathfrom thenotmuch configuration.
require('notmuch.send').savemail. This function takes twoarguments, a filename of an email message, and a folder, and inserts that
email in that folder.
msmtpis parsed and displayed. Onerror, the email is not inserted to the sent folder.
'From' header to the emails, and by using
--read-envelope-fromin themsmtpinvocation.