#!/usr/bin/perl -s
use Coy;
print "-- \n" if $s; # slrn doesn't add it, but mutt does
print "briac\n";
eval { enlighten };
$_ = ( split ( /-----\n/s, $@ ) )[1];
chop and print;
__END__
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To use it in mutt:

set signature="~/Coysig"|

To use it in slrn:

set signature "/home/briac/.signature-slrn"
set editor_command "/home/briac/Coysig -s > /home/briac/.signature-slr
+n;vim +%d %s -c 'set wrap' -c 'set textwidth=72' -c 'set nocp' -c '?^
+$'"
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Update to echo blakem's comment: There's no strict, -w or Getopt used here because the script has been thoroughly tested by a fully-trained squad of rabid penguins. And because I didn't want to bother loading these modules everytime I send a mail or post to a newsgroup. But for anything longer, please use strict, -w and a proper option parser (Getopt::Mixed is most excellent.)

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