Re: coding system oddity
On Fri, Jun 05, 2009 at 10:54:54PM +0900, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> it is very common for me - I use gnuclient as editor for the
mutt
> email client. Whenever mutt is asked to compose a new message it
> will call gnuclient with a zero-sized temporary file.
Ah, that makes sense. All the tools I use that way (version control
programs, mostly) initialize the file with some nonempty content. Eg,
in the case of mail, I would expect the addressee and subject
headers. I guess Mutt has different way of doing that, so the initial
buffer is empty.
mutt has the option to give the headers to the editor in which case
this bug would not appear, does not seem to be default behaviour.
Richard
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