External Editor - Utilisation ButDonne la possibilité d'ouvrir et d'éditer vos messages dans un éditeur de texte externe comme NEdit, emacs, etc...InstallationLe bouton d'External Editor n'est pas visible par défaut; vous devez personnaliser la toolbar de la fenêtre de composition:
UtilisationCliquez simplement sur le bouton d'External Editor, ou utilisez le raccourci clavier(Ctrl-E); éditez votre messge dans votre éditeur (pendant l'édition,la fenêtre de composition de Thunderbird est désactivée), sauvez, fermez, et le message sera mis à jour dans Thunderbird.Les utilisateurs d'emacs peuvent installer ce module de coloration syntaxique adapté au format EE (détails ici). Edition HTMLLorsque vous éditez un message HTML, le bouton d'External Editor button propose un menu déroulant pour éditer le code HTML (permettant ainsi de conserver la mise en forme), ou le texte uniquement. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Réaction n°17 |
par Tim le 15/07/2008 @ 05:13 |
I second mtk's comment, below! I have both GTK and GNOME set to use Emacs key bindings, but Thunderbird insists it knows best for some things (most notably C-f, C-n, and C-p). This allows me to forget about Emacs-like key bindings and just use Emacs itself! | |
Réaction n°16 |
par Daniel le 10/07/2008 @ 09:40 |
*bug* ok editing the header tag in html doesn't work, it moves all the code to the body tag, kinda annoying | |
Réaction n°15 |
par garyo le 21/12/2007 @ 18:01 |
If you use recent (2007) emacs-w32 on Windows, then just use c:/<emacsdir>/bin/emacsclient as the editor. This will wait for the currently running emacs (finish editing with Ctrl-x #), and it'll start one if none is running. emacs-w32 already has (server-start) built in. It's dead simple. | |
Réaction n°14 |
par foozle le 22/08/2007 @ 21:11 |
For emacs on windows XP: (if using the standard NTEmacs distrib), you must set your path to the "emacs.exe" executable, not the "runemacs.exe" as the "runemacs.exe" will fork another window. I think a helpful debugging comment is: If you invoke External Editor on a message and you can STILL edit in Thunderbird's compose window (while your external editor is running), then your editor is NOT running in the foreground and External Editor will not work correctly. Hope this helps others. | |
Réaction n°13 |
par LT le 16/05/2007 @ 04:42 |
Thanks for this great extension! I tried it and it works well with xterm and vim; unfortunately though it does not work with Terminal, which is the lightweight terminal program that comes with Xfce. http://www.xfce.org/projects/terminal/ I tried configuring External Editor with this command: /usr/bin/Terminal --geometry=80x40 --hide-menubar --execute /usr/bin/vim Terminal launches with vim and the message contents; however, after I make changes and save and exit, the changes are lost and the original message re-appears in the Thunderbird compose window. | |
Réaction n°12 |
par mtk le 21/03/2007 @ 15:47 |
thank you from freeing me from the tyranny of the thunderbird text editor! | |
Réaction n°11 |
par Keso le 22/11/2006 @ 16:57 |
Hi, what about do binding for ctrl-r on message and call external editor directly, without need open thunderbird default editor first? | |
Réaction n°10 |
par L_V le 27/09/2006 @ 11:14 |
Unfortunately, does not seem to be compatible with PsPad www.pspad.com. You can edit but not save the modified mail....... | |
Réaction n°9 |
par mhooreman le 29/08/2006 @ 08:17 |
My friends hate my ':wq' in my emails... Very good job, thank you! | |
Réaction n°8 |
par n8gray le 23/08/2006 @ 23:19 |
Here's a tip for OS X users. If you want to use an X11 editor you can use the "env" command to set up the display properly. For example, I use this line to use NEdit as my editor: env DISPLAY=:0 /usr/local/bin/nedit :) | |
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