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H A D | head.c | 229 mimeload(state.part.mime, state.var.mailcap, MIME_LIST);
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H A D | data.c | 163 X("[ pattern [;] [ command ] | < file ]\nDeclare a command to be executed by the get command for attachments whose content type matches pattern. If pattern does not contain `/' then it is treated as `pattern/*'; `/*' is the only recognized metacharacter sequence. If command is omitted and `;' is not the command for pattern is deleted, otherwise if `;' is omitted the command for pattern is listed. If command is omitted then all capabilities matching pattern are listed. < file reads mailcap entries from file. Default capabilities are initialized from ${MAILCAP}. `#' is the comment character and `\\' escapes the special meaning of `;', `\\', and <newline>. `%s' in command expands to the attachment file name, `%t' expands to the content type, `%{name}' expands to the value of the name option in the content type header. If `%s' is omitted then attachment is piped to command."), 308 "MAILCAP", &state.var.mailcap, E, "~/.mailcap:/usr/local/etc/mailcap:/usr/etc/mailcap:/etc/mailcap:/etc/mail/mailcap:/usr/public/lib/mailcap",set_mailcap, 309 X("A `:' separated list of MIME mailcap files. The get command matches attachment content types to ${MAILCAP} entries to determine any special command(s) for content viewing."),
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H A D | mailx.h | 828 char* mailcap; member in struct:__anon136::__anon147
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