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In a header, circular completions are assigned to ‘C-cTAB’. Circular completion means that a value of a list is replaced by the next value of the list. The end of the list is considered continuous to the top of the list. Circular completions in a header are different for each field as follows:
<Circular completion of domain name>
On a field where addresses are written, use ‘C-cTAB’ for domain completion. Candidates are selected from ‘mew-mail-domain-list’.
To: kazu@‘C-cTAB’ |
If you try to complete just after "@" as up above, the first domain of ‘mew-mail-domain-list’ is inserted.
To: kazu@example.org‘C-cTAB’ |
After completion, pressing ‘C-cTAB’ one more times inserts the next domain of ‘mew-mail-domain-list’. This completion is looped.
To: kazu@example.jp |
If a single candidate can be determined, it is inserted.
To: kazu@w‘C-cTAB’ |
The above example gives:
To: kazu@example.jp |
<Circular completion of From:>
In Draft mode, the From: field is inserted with the format of "mew-name <mew-user@mew-domain>".
From: Kazu Yamamoto <kazu@example.org> |
On the From: field, ‘C-cTAB’ circularly completes its value from ‘mew-from-list’. You can set ‘mew-from-list’ by yourself. Also, ‘mew-from-list’ can be set automatically. For automatic setup, please refer to See section Changing receiving/sending behavior.
Typing ‘C-cTAB’ anywhere on the value replaces the value with the next value of ‘mew-from-list’. For example,
From: Kazu Yamamoto <kazu@example.org>‘C-cTAB’ |
becomes as follows:
From: Kazuhiko Yamamoto <kazu@example.jp> |
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