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Attach: pseudo header #10

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tannhuber opened this issue Dec 12, 2014 · 4 comments
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Attach: pseudo header #10

tannhuber opened this issue Dec 12, 2014 · 4 comments

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@tannhuber
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Would it be possible to implement an Attach: pseudo header like mutt does, see mutt manual, section 6.2.2? It would be a very powerful features for me, because I could use ranger as file chooser in that case.

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gauteh commented Dec 12, 2014

That could be possible. Would you launch a terminal with ranger in it then from gvim? remember the editor is gvim, not vim in a console.

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You're right. I haven't found a possibility to run ranger from gvim. However, ranger is the most comfortable file browser I`ve ever used. Perhaps it would be possible to embed a vte terminal with vim inside astroid instead of gvim. But there might be people who prefer gvim. What do you think?

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gauteh commented Dec 13, 2014

I don't think I will try that, you can check if there exists a terminal
plugin for gvim though or a suitable file chooser. Otherwise, you can write
an editor class for Astroid that embeds an terminal with vim into it.
12. des. 2014 23:49 skrev "tannhuber" notifications@github.com:

You're right. I haven't found a possibility to run ranger from gvim.
However, ranger is the most comfortable file browser I`ve ever used.
Perhaps it would be possible to embed a vte terminal with vim inside
astroid instead of gvim. But there might be people who prefer gvim. What do
you think?


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gauteh commented Dec 15, 2014

I tested out: https://code.google.com/p/conque/ with ranger, doesn't work perfectly but..:

:ConqueTerm bash
export TERM=xterm-256colors
ranger

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