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Subject:    Re: [kdepim-users] kmail: various questions of a new user
From:       Erik Quaeghebeur <kdepim-users () equaeghe ! nospammail ! net>
Date:       2014-11-20 11:57:32
Message-ID: 4661485.JTNu8Xzlrg () jeje
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> 3. Is it possible to directly edit the source of a message? (I am aware that I can \
> use filters for most mail modification purposes, but sometimes just quickly editing \
> the source is much more efficient; I did not manage to create a filter that passes \
> the message content to kate and outputs what kate saves, but this may be because I \
> am new to filters.)

Ok, with the 'Pipe Through' filter action, I have already managed to do what I want, \
inelegantly:

	kate --stdin --startanon && cat kmail-edited.txt	

That opens kate with the source of the message I'm filtering.
I manually have to save to the file named 'kmail-edited.txt' and close kate (which is \
why I open a new kate session with the 'startanon' option).

To make this more elegant, I would of course want to avoid using a fixed file such as \
kmail-edited.txt, but rather a temporary file. I've played a bit with `mktemp`, but \
not managed to get things working. I didn't find an option to directly "save to \
stdout" with kate. I've tried using the vipe program \
<http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/125586/26980>, but without success.


Erik
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