Merge pull request #3 from thameera/sandwich

Add an alternate formatting (sandwich) mode. Thanks, thameera!

README.txt

@@ -18,6 +18,10 @@ The lazy typist can also use /replyall or /ra. Commands are case-insensitive
 for the benefit of users running a DRUNKHULK-type account or who really like to
 yell at others on the Internet.
 
+By default, this extension will format the reply in the format '@screen_name
+@mentioned witty_reply'. However, if you want the reply sandwiched, like
+'@screen_name witty_reply @mentioned', you can use /rasw.
+
 The list of matched user names does not include the sender of the tweet being
 replyed to, nor does it include the user name that TTYtter is running under.
 User matching is done by a simple regular expression ("@\w+"), so it's possible

ttytter-r2a.pl

@@ -18,7 +18,18 @@
 	# Check to see what command was given
     if ( ( lc($command[0]) eq '/replyall' ) || 
 			( lc($command[0]) eq '/ra' )  ||
-			( lc($command[0]) eq '/replytoall' ) ) {
+			( lc($command[0]) eq '/replytoall' ) ||
+			( lc($command[0]) eq '/rasw' ) ) {
+
+		# Determine the sandwich mode. 
+		my $sandwich;
+		if ( lc($command[0]) eq '/rasw' ) {
+			# '@screen_name witty_reply @mentioned'
+			$sandwich = 1;
+		} else {
+			# '@screen_name @mentioned witty_reply'
+			$sandwich = 0;
+		}
 
 		# Get information about the tweet
 		my $tweet_id = $command[1];
@@ -61,8 +72,13 @@
 		# We're replying, so we'd better act like it
 		$in_reply_to = $tweet->{'id_str'};
 
-		# Prepend the tweet with the names to mention
-		$witty_reply = "\@$screen_name $mentioned $witty_reply";
+		# Prepend/append the tweet with the names to mention
+		if ( $sandwich ) {
+			$witty_reply = "\@$screen_name $witty_reply $mentioned";
+		} else {
+			$witty_reply = "\@$screen_name $mentioned $witty_reply";
+		}
+
 		&common_split_post($witty_reply, $in_reply_to, undef);
 		# All done!
 		return 1;