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From: reverse on 22 Sep 2006 07:32
Like a subject.

I'm writing a little script to manage
mutt address book.

Script:

---(code)---

#! /bin/bash
MUTT_ALIAS="$HOME/Mail/.Mutt/mutt_aliases"


awk -F" " '{print $2,$3,$4}' $MUTT_ALIAS | zenity --list \
--title "ADDRESS BOOK" \
--column "Mail" \
--width "400" \
--text "mutt alias"

---(end code)---

And then i have created a macro (.muttrc):

macro generic \cO "! sh ~/Mail/.Mutt/rubrica.sh &\r" \
"Rubrica con (Zen)ity"

Executing it (in GUI), i have:
"name surname" nick <mail(a)address>
"name surname" nick2 <mail(a)address2>
"name surname" nick3 <mail(a)address3>

The first thing is that the script works well :) But
i wish to improve it, with your support, obviously.

_1_ question:

Now it's:
- The first field: "nome
- The second field: surname"
and so on..

I wish instead:
- The first field: "name surname"
- The second: nick
- The third: <mail(a)address>
_stop_

_2_ question:

When i call macro (^O), i wish that:
- select field
- returns value in vim when i compose (write) mail

start script -> select field 1 -> mail To: 1

This is my best english,
i'm working to improve it.

Thanks a lot.

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