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handling mailto: with the command line #11
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It's on the TODO, I'll leave it here on the issue tracker, if it is Do you have any reference on the mailto url format? regards, gaute |
the wikipedia's entry seems relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mailto |
Ok, thanks. We'll see when I find the time! Excerpts from apm256's message of December 18, 2014 15:19:
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I started out, but didn't implement anything else than the email address yet. |
Hi, I've finally gotten this to work so that mailto works with |
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
After updating to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra), and subsequent update of homebrew packages, the check_include_file() command did no longer find the libsass include files. Hence need to manually specify the include dir for libsass for the check. Fixes astroidmail#11.
Hi gauteh,
I tryto not bother you with tons of feature requests :-), but have you planned to allow triggering "Compose new mail" thanks to the command line?
Something like:
astroid "mailto:?subject=$1&body=$2"
It would be useful to handle "mailto:" link from a browser, for instance.
Best regards,
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