What was going wrong?
Using the function `mu4e-view-message-text',
mu4e~draft-cite-original created a temporary buffer. Based on this
buffer the function message-cite-original-without-signature,
borrowed from Gnus, had to extract the date for the citation
line. The problem was, that this function depends on a standardized
date in ISO format whilst mu4e-view-message-text formatted the date
according to the setting of mu4e-view-date-format.
This patch hopefully solves this problem by setting
mu4e-view-date-format in function mu4e~draft-cite-original.
This commit provides the following 2 functions that help the user go to
interesting positions at the beginning and end of the message being
composed. These 2 functions are bound to the standard `M-<` and `M->`
keys (or more precisely, to the keys where 'beginning-of-buffer and
'end-of-buffer are bound).
mu4e-compose-goto-top: Go to the beginning of the message or buffer.
Go to the beginning of the message or, if already there, go to the
beginning of the buffer.
mu4e-compose-goto-bottom Go to the end of the message or buffer.
Go to the end of the message (before signature) or, if already there,
go to the end of the buffer.
The currently pescribed installation for webkitgtk3-devel on Fedora is:
sudo apt-get install webkitgtk3-devel
Instead, it should be:
sudo yum install webkitgtk3-devel
This commit replaces the call to `read-directory-name' by a call to
`read-file-name' when asking the user about the target location for
saving an attachment. This new dialog is better suited because:
1/ the user is currently saving a file, not a directory: he might want
to complete over existing files (e.g., to replace an existing file
with a new one just received).
2/ the current dialog was asking for a directory but then, if the user
enters a directory, mu4e proposes him to "override" the directory
with a file. This is not going to work obviously. In the new dialog,
it is also possible to enter a directory name instead of a file name.
In this case, a new file is created under the chosen directory name.