Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
You can use ‘V’ to navigate to the part in question and press ‘o’ to open it in e.g. vim (or less).
I know, but that only opens the selected part, copied to some place in /tmp
. It also messes with line breaks in some cases and most importantly I still can't inspect the original header. I was talking about displaying the original file in my maildir. Currently I can't seem to find any convenient way of looking up what's set as Content-Type:
and charset=
, for example. Sorry for the ambiguity.
Seems to work for me?
Ups, sorry. I just missed that V
was uppercase (and that this was different from what v
does. Thanks for the help, I'll close the issue, then.
It would be great if there was an easy way of displaying an email's source in bower. Currently, whenever I'm interested in what an email's source looks like, I fire up mutt, locate the message, display it and toggle weed off via
w
. It would be great if I could just pressw
(or some other key, if you like that better) in bower to just have the currently selected message displayed in some sort of pager in it's raw format.less <filename>
would certainly do the job and one could return to bower similar to how one returns from the text editor by simply exitingless
.