Re: wanderlust install question

[Thomas Narten <narten@us.ibm.com>]

Hi Erik.

> Or do you mean you want to wrap other peopleʼs email? For that I use
> this handy bit of code:

Yes, this is what I'm after - reformating other people's mail that
contain long lines.

Your code snippet appears to be the same as what I pulled from
http://emacs-fu.blogspot.com/2010/02/i-have-been-using-wanderlust-e-mail.html.

I haven't looked into it deeply, but I am running into occasional
messages it doesn't fix up, and applying the re-format is effectively
a no-op. 

> > Also, I'm switching from MH and really miss the "-nocc" flag to
> > prevent cc's going back to me when I reply. I dump all outgoing
> > mail into a local folder, so I really don't need to also cc
> > myself. Surely there is a flag/setting for this?
> 
> (setq wl-draft-always-delete-myself t)

Works like a charm. Thanks!

> 
> > Finally, is there an easy way to go directly to a particular
> > folder? E.g., I constantly switch back and forth between multiple
> > folders. Do I really need to exit the current Folder, go back to
> > Summary and then re-visit another Folder?  Wl seems to keep only
> > one Folder around, not a Folder per actual folder.
> 
> (setq wl-summary-always-sticky-folder-list t)
> 
> Set this and your summary buffers stick around.

Yes, this does the trick. After visiting multiple folders, I can
"switch-to-buffer <Summary:...>" to get back to them quickly.

Before I start tweaking things, what I'd like to do is have a global
key stroke that prompts me (with completion) for the name of available
Summaries, and then goes directly there, without me having to
first go to the Folder page.

I don't see anything right off that does that. Skimming the
documentation, the only way I see to go visit/create a Summary for the first
time is to start from the Folder buffer.

Oh, and one other oddity... My frame size keeps shrinking in height by
a line every so often. Not sure what operations I'm doing that cause
that. But I find that after having done a bunch of things, I have
resize the frame height... Pretty strange!

Thanks again!

Thomas