RFC/Pull request: Feature: save-to-file similar to append-to-file #101
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This is very similar to append-to-file ',vp'. However when saving (using ',vf') you don't need to pass a filename. Instead, each message is saved to a different file. Message subject is used as filename. Invalid characters get replaced by underscores. This is most useful for me to save patch messages. TODO: Ask for confirmation? Ask for directory? Use message author also as filename? Signed-off-by: Ezequiel Garcia <elezegarcia@gmail.com>
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Thanks for the patch. I'm still considering this. |
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I will never use append-to-file. Instead I'm using a modified version.
I believe it's more useful this way, perhaps it's useful to someone else.
Disclaimer:
I'm not a ruby developer, so I just copy-pasted code and used my brain a little.
Before this, I've never written a single ruby line.
So, feel free to modify the code...
Thanks!
Ezequiel.