[MlMt] How to put the cursor at the bottom of the original email when replying / forwarding?

[Vlad Ghitulescu]

On 28 Jan 2016, at 22:13, David Shepherdson wrote:

> On 29 Jan 2016, at 07.05, Vlad Ghitulescu wrote:
>
>> I'm using the BBEdit-command in order to edit my email-messages in 
>> BBEdit.
>>
>> Is there a way to position the cursor at the bottom of the email when 
>> replying / forwarding an email?
>
> Isn’t this controlled by the Caret Placement option in the 
> Signatures section of MailMate’s preferences? I have it set to Above 
> Signature (with the ‘Default signature placement’ set to Bottom), 
> and the cursor appears exactly where I would expect (when editing in 
> MailMate, but as per the other thread I would expect it to be the same 
> in an external editor).
>
> David
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Something changed and I don't know what.

I still have the Caret Placement option in the Signatures > section of 
MailMate’s preferences as you suggested (*(…) set to Above Signature 
 > (with the ‘Default signature placement’ set to Bottom) (…)*), 
but now **every reply put my cursor at the top again** :-(

Any idea, what could have happened?

Thanks!


Regards,
Vlad


P.S. At leas this happens now whitout activating the whole line, so it 
seems that the change in edit.sh still works. I append the old and the 
new edit.sh-file, just for reference.

=== old
#!/bin/bash

PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/bin/:${HOME}/bin"

if which -s bbedit; then
	bbedit --wait --resume --clean +${MM_LINE_NUMBER} --pipe-title 
"${MM_TITLE:-(no subject)}" "${MM_EDIT_FILEPATH}"
else
	osascript -e 'tell app "MailMate" to display dialog "Make sure you have 
the “bbedit” command installed. See the “BBEdit ▸ Install 
Command Line Tools” menu item within BBEdit." buttons "OK" default 
button 1 with title "Unable to locate BBEdit"' >/dev/null 2>&1 &
fi
===


=== new
#!/bin/bash

PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/bin/:${HOME}/bin"

if which -s bbedit; then
	bbedit --wait --resume --clean --pipe-title "${MM_TITLE:-(no subject)}" 
"${MM_EDIT_FILEPATH}"
else
	osascript -e 'tell app "MailMate" to display dialog "Make sure you have 
the “bbedit” command installed. See the “BBEdit ▸ Install 
Command Line Tools” menu item within BBEdit." buttons "OK" default 
button 1 with title "Unable to locate BBEdit"' >/dev/null 2>&1 &
fi
===