Jack Twilley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >>>>> "Adam" == Adam C Finnefrock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Adam> I only use gnus-private, so that I can have per-user sorting,
> Adam> without an regexp entry for each person in BBDB.
>
> So each related BBDB entry has a gnus-private tag, right? That'll
> handle "other mail" and "people" in my example before.
Exactly.
> Where does gnus-public get set? This confuses me a little.
I think you make an BBDB record for the mailing list, and then a gnus-public
entry therein.
> Yes, but you can't embed bbdb/gnus-split-method in
> nnmail-split-fancy. I want to keep the antispam features of
> nnmail-split-fancy, but gnus-split-nomatch-function would run
> nnmail-split-fancy *after* bbdb/gnus-split-method, which would be
> nonoptimal, I'd think.
>
> I'd like to embed bbdb/gnus-split-method in nnmail-split-fancy, such
> that some processing takes place before BBDB is used to file mail, and
> some processing takes place afterwards.
As Kai already said, I think you can embed any function in nnmail-split-fancy.
Just leave bbdb/gnus-split-nomatch-function set to nil in that case.
So you'll want to have nnmail-split-methods set to your long expression, with a
(: ) construct to call bbdb/gnus-split-method, and then the rest of your
regexps. Let us know how this works.
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