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As far as Address Completion (2) is concerned, there is an assumption: user names or short names of expansion rules, personal information and learned addresses are unique.
For example, consider the following configuration of expansion rules:
pooh: winnie-the-pooh@example.net |
When you are in a header in Draft mode, working within an address field, after typing one or more characters, you can complete a short name for an address by pressing the ‘TAB’ key.
To: piglet@example.org,
po‘TAB’
|
If you press the ‘TAB’ key, "pooh" is completed (unless other candidates exist).
To: piglet@example.org,
pooh‘TAB’
|
One more press of the ‘TAB’ key expands the name to "winnie-the-pooh@example.net".
To: piglet@example.org,
winnie-the-pooh@example.net
|
A string ending with "@" is explicitly expanded. Please pay attention to the following case where similar short names are defined.
pooh: winnie-the-pooh@example.net pooh-pooh: pooh-pooh@example.org |
It is obvious that "pooh-" is completed to "pooh-pooh". But if you input "pooh", Mew cannot tell whether it should be expanded or completed to "pooh-pooh". Thus, if you want to explicitly complete "pooh" to "winnie-the-pooh@example.net", insert ‘@’ and type ‘TAB’.
To: pooh@‘TAB’ |
Explicit expansion can be accomplished by ‘M-C-e’ instead of insertion of ‘@’.
The explanation above can be applied to learned addresses when sending.
The format of personal information means that each subsequently generated address will replace the former one. For example:
kazu kazu@example.org, kazu@example.net Kazu-kun "Kazuhiko Yamamoto" |
Let's watch how it will be converted:
To: kazu‘TAB’ |
Typing ‘TAB’ after "kazu" generates "kazu@example.org".
To: kazu@example.org‘TAB’ |
Typing ‘TAB’ after "kazu@example.org" brings about "kazu@example.net".
To: kazu@example.net‘TAB’ |
Then "kazu@example.org" will appear again if you type ‘TAB’ after "kazu@example.net". In this way, each address is replaced one by one.
After deciding an address, you can add its full name.
To: kazu@example.org‘M-TAB’ |
Like this, typing ‘M-TAB’ replace the address with the following format.
To: Kazuhiko Yamamoto <kazu@example.org> |
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