Sup, Since Sup already emulates vi-bindings, I was wondering if it''d be possible to have ''.'' bound to "do-it-again". So if I added a label to a mail, then wanted to apply it to a different mail, I could go to the mail and use ''.'' to apply whatever the last change was. (I know I could tag all the messages ahead of time and label them all at once, but sometimes I want to do it a different way). Is this possible with Sup right now? Does it store what the last action was? (it might for the undo patch, I haven''t looked at it) - Lee
Excerpts from Lee Hinman''s message of Mon Apr 13 18:00:56 +0200 2009:> Sup, > Since Sup already emulates vi-bindings, I was wondering if it''d be possible to > have ''.'' bound to "do-it-again". So if I added a label to a mail, then wanted > to apply it to a different mail, I could go to the mail and use ''.'' to apply > whatever the last change was. (I know I could tag all the messages ahead of > time and label them all at once, but sometimes I want to do it a different > way). > > Is this possible with Sup right now? Does it store what the last action was? > (it might for the undo patch, I haven''t looked at it)I greatly support this idea! -- Nicolas Pouillard
Reformatted excerpts from Lee Hinman''s message of 2009-04-13:> Is this possible with Sup right now? Does it store what the last > action was? (it might for the undo patch, I haven''t looked at it)It''s not possible right now, but the undo patch does something similar to this. The best approach might be to extend UndoManager to be able to redo as well as undo. -- William <wmorgan-sup at masanjin.net>