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Mutt has a feature to list expired mails (<tt>~E</tt>). Sadly, there's no built in way to set the expiry date of a certain mail so I came up with a Vim mapping to manually insert the "<tt>Expiry:</tt>" field of the mail header. It will ask for the date the email should expire (default is 'today') and then run the date command to produce the RFC-822 compliant date.
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Mutt has a feature to list expired mails (<code>~E</code>). Sadly, there's no built in way to set the expiry date of a certain mail so I came up with a Vim mapping to manually insert the "<code>Expiry:</code>" field of the mail header. It will ask for the date the email should expire (default is 'today') and then run the date command to produce the RFC-822 compliant date.
created 2003 · complexity basic · author Nazri Ramliy · version 6.0
Mutt has a feature to list expired mails (~E). Sadly, there's no built in way to set the expiry date of a certain mail so I came up with a Vim mapping to manually insert the "Expiry:" field of the mail header. It will ask for the date the email should expire (default is 'today') and then run the date command to produce the RFC-822 compliant date.
Here's the mapping and related function:
" Set expire date for the currently edited mail
nnoremap <buffer> <localleader>e gg/^Date: <CR>:call GetExpiryDate()<CR>:exe "normal! oExpires:\ndate --rfc-822 -d '". ExpiryDate."'"<Esc>!!sh<CR>kJ<CR>
function GetExpiryDate()
call inputsave()
let g:ExpiryDate = input("Enter expiry date: ", "today")
call inputrestore()
endfunction
