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[etc/vim.git] / .vim / ftplugin / mail.vim
1 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F1> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown official<CR>
2 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F2> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown private<CR>
3 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F3> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown debian<CR>
4 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F5> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown ul<CR>
5 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F6> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown uzh<CR>
6 nmap <buffer> <C-P><F9> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --keep-unknown sudetia<CR>
7 nmap <buffer> <F1> :w<CR>:%!~/.bin/mail/mailplate --auto --keep-unknown 2>/dev/null<CR>
8
9 " Checking attachments in edited emails for use in Mutt: warns user when
10 " exiting
11 " by Hugo Haas <hugo@larve.net> - 20 June 2004
12 " based on an idea by The Doctor What explained at
13 " <mid:caq406$rq4$1@FreeBSD.csie.NCTU.edu.tw>
14 " http://www.vim.org/scripts/download_script.php?src_id=3165
15 autocmd BufUnload mutt-* call CheckAttachments()
16 function! CheckAttachments()
17   let l:english = 'attach\(ing\|ed\|ment\)\?\|included with this mail'
18   let l:french = 'attach\(e\|er\|ée\?s\?\|ement\|ant\)'
19   let l:german = 'an\(gehängt\|hängsel\|bei\)\|bei\(gefügt\|lage\)\|\(im\|siehe\)\_s\(anhang\|beilage\)'
20   let l:ic = &ignorecase
21   if (l:ic == 0)
22     set ignorecase
23   endif
24   if (search('^\([^>|].*\)\?\<\(re-\?\)\?\('.l:english.'\|'.l:german.'\)\>', "w") != 0)
25     let l:temp = inputdialog("Do you want to attach a file? [Hit return] ")
26   endif
27   if (l:ic == 0)
28     set noignorecase
29   endif
30   echo
31 endfunction
32
33 " change subject line
34 " Before: Subject: old
35 " After : Subject: New (was: old)
36 " http://strcat.de/wiki/dotfiles#vim
37 " map ,sw 1G/^Subject: <CR>:s/Re:/was:/<CR>Wi (<C-O>$)<ESC>0Whi
38 map <Leader>ns 1G/^Subject: /<CR>:s,\(Subject: \)\(Re: \)*\(.*\)$,\1 (was: \3),<CR>:set nohls<CR>f li
39
40 " Delete 'was' in the Subject.
41 " Before: Subject: New (was: old)
42 " After : Subject: New
43 " http://strcat.de/wiki/dotfiles#vim
44 map <Leader>dw 1G/^Subject: /<CR>:s, *(was: .*)$<CR>:set nohls<CR>f l
45
46 " http://dollyfish.net.nz/blog/2008-04-01/mutt-and-vim-custom-autocompletion
47 fun! LBDBCompleteFn(findstart, base)
48   let line = getline('.')
49   if a:findstart
50     " locate the start of the word
51     let start = col('.') - 1
52     while start > 0 && line[start - 1] =~ '[^:,]'
53       let start -= 1
54     endwhile
55     while start < col('.') && line[start] =~ '[:, ]'
56       let start += 1
57     endwhile
58     return start
59   else
60     let res = []
61     let query = substitute(a:base, '"', '', 'g')
62     let query = substitute(query, '\s*<.*>\s*', '', 'g')
63     for m in LbdbQuery(query)
64       call complete_add(printf('"%s" <%s>', escape(m[0], '"'), m[1]))
65       if complete_check()
66         break
67       endif
68     endfor
69     return res
70   endif
71 endfun
72 set completefunc=LBDBCompleteFn
73
74 " And this magic by James Vega, which ensures that we only complete with lbdb
75 " on the recipient lines of the mail header.
76 ino <expr> <C-n> DelegateCompletion(1)
77 ino <expr> <C-p> DelegateCompletion(0)
78
79 fun! DelegateCompletion(next)
80   if getline('.') =~? '^\%(To\|B\=Cc\):'
81     return "\x18\x15"
82   elseif a:next
83     return "\x0e"
84   else
85     return "\x10"
86   endif
87 endfun