What I miss here coming from users.rust-lang.org

[cameron (Cameron Simpson)]

By me:

This message also attributes to you. Maybe there’s a way to mangle it
to survive Discourse. Let’s see:

Well, that was a complete bust. Discourse threw away the entire bottom
of my message, which went:

This message also attributes to you. Maybe there's a way to mangle 
it to survive Discourse. Let's see:

>Also, quotes I see in messages from people replying with the Web

Let's see what this gets. I went with "On 20Mar2022 01:11, @fungi
wrote:".

Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <cs@cskk.id.au>

So maybe it hates “On…wrote:”. Ugh. I think I’ll have to change the
attribute string for discourse based email in my mutt config. […] Ok,
I’m trying this:

[cameron (Cameron Simpson)]

By me:

By me:

This message also attributes to you. Maybe there’s a way to mangle it
to survive Discourse. Let’s see:

I have something which works for attribution, see:

Os.scandir question

By Bart via Discussions on Python.org at 20Mar2022 21:51: The following code works: import os txtFiles = [f.name[:-4] for f in os.scandir() if f.name.lower().endswith('.txt')] mp4Files = [f.name[:-4] for f in os.scandir() if f.name.lower().endswith('.mp4')] However the following code does not work: import os dircontent = os.scandir() txtFiles = [f.name[:-4] for f in dircontent if f.name.lower().endswith('.txt')] mp4Files = [f.name[:-4] for f in dircontent if f.name.lower().endswith('.m…

So I wrote some mutt config, which I’ll restate here:

reply-hook . 'set attribution="** %d, %n <%a> *****:"'
reply-hook '~h "message-id: *<topic/[1-9]"' 'set attribution="By %n at %d:"'

And it got through in the cited message above.

But my previous post listiung that mutt config got trimmed by discourse!
So out of paranoia I’ve edited the config above to replace the normal
attribute words with “" and "***” above. Sorry.

Cheers,
Cameron Simpson cs@cskk.id.au