Re: How to search for ticked articles
Eric Abrahamsen writes: >> No results with : >> mark:flag >> tag:flag >> flagged >> >> Success with : >> mark:flagged >> tag:flagged >> FLAGGED > > Are you sure it isn't just finding messages with "mark:flagged" in > them? I tried with a random message that I ticked for this test. It was found only when it was ticked. Anyway, with gnus-search-use-parsed-queries switched on, the search query mark:flagged works when mark:flag doesn't. That is not what the search queries documentation states. -- Julien Cubizolles
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Julien Cubizolles writes: > Julien Cubizolles writes: > > >> I'm using the imap search engine. When I shut off search parsing, >> the "FLAGGED" search query does indeed return the ticked articles, when >> "mark:flag" didn't. But I tried again (with search parsing on) with the >> query "mark:flagged" and it works ! > > Actually, I was wrong, I'm using notmuch to search a maildir group. The > results, with gnus-search-use-parsed-queries turned off, are : > > No results with : > mark:flag > tag:flag > flagged > > Success with : > mark:flagged > tag:flagged > FLAGGED Is this a maildir that used to be managed by IMAP (like Dovecot)? I can't believe that notmuch uses a "FLAGGED" notation on its own. Nor does it use a "mark" search term. Are you sure it isn't just finding messages with "mark:flagged" in them?
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Julien Cubizolles writes: > I'm using the imap search engine. When I shut off search parsing, > the "FLAGGED" search query does indeed return the ticked articles, when > "mark:flag" didn't. But I tried again (with search parsing on) with the > query "mark:flagged" and it works ! Actually, I was wrong, I'm using notmuch to search a maildir group. The results, with gnus-search-use-parsed-queries turned off, are : No results with : mark:flag tag:flag flagged Success with : mark:flagged tag:flagged FLAGGED -- Julien Cubizolles
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Julien Cubizolles writes: > Eric Abrahamsen writes: > >> Julien Cubizolles writes: >> >>> I used to use the "mark:flag" search query to look for ticked articles >>> with gnus-search. I recently noticed that it doesn't return any articles >>> anymore in groups with ticked articles. >>> >>> What exactly does the "flag" mark represent, and is there a better way >>> to look for dormant or ticked articles ? >> >> These things are all search-engine dependent. Notmuch will turn >> "mark:flag" into "tag:flag", and IMAP will turn it into "FLAGGED". >> >> What search engine are you using in this case? The first thing to try >> is always shutting off search parsing (either fully, by setting >> `gnus-search-use-parsed-queries' to nil, or temporarily, using the >> prefix argument). Then get the search working using the search engine's >> native syntax. Then come back here and tell me how it went :) > > I'm using the imap search engine. When I shut off search parsing, > the "FLAGGED" search query does indeed return the ticked articles, when > "mark:flag" didn't. But I tried again (with search parsing on) with the > query "mark:flagged" and it works ! Hmm, that doesn't seem right; you can see that both "mark:flag" and "mark:flagged" get transformed into the same IMAP search term, namely "FLAGGED". (let ((srv (make-instance 'gnus-search-imap)) (flag (gnus-search-parse-query "mark:flagged")) (flagged (gnus-search-parse-query "mark:flag"))) (format "%s == %s" (gnus-search-transform srv flag) (gnus-search-transform srv flagged))) => "FLAGGED == FLAGGED" I just tried it with an IMAP server, and all of "mark:flag", "mark:flagged", and "mark:!" were transformed into "FLAGGED" and produced the right search results. If you have a moment, you could try edebugging the `gnus-search-imap-search-command' function, and seeing what's happening there. The QUERY parameter should already be "FLAGGED" at that point. Thanks, Eric
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Eric Abrahamsen writes: > Julien Cubizolles writes: > >> I used to use the "mark:flag" search query to look for ticked articles >> with gnus-search. I recently noticed that it doesn't return any articles >> anymore in groups with ticked articles. >> >> What exactly does the "flag" mark represent, and is there a better way >> to look for dormant or ticked articles ? > > These things are all search-engine dependent. Notmuch will turn > "mark:flag" into "tag:flag", and IMAP will turn it into "FLAGGED". > > What search engine are you using in this case? The first thing to try > is always shutting off search parsing (either fully, by setting > `gnus-search-use-parsed-queries' to nil, or temporarily, using the > prefix argument). Then get the search working using the search engine's > native syntax. Then come back here and tell me how it went :) I'm using the imap search engine. When I shut off search parsing, the "FLAGGED" search query does indeed return the ticked articles, when "mark:flag" didn't. But I tried again (with search parsing on) with the query "mark:flagged" and it works ! -- Julien Cubizolles
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Julien Cubizolles writes: > I used to use the "mark:flag" search query to look for ticked articles > with gnus-search. I recently noticed that it doesn't return any articles > anymore in groups with ticked articles. > > What exactly does the "flag" mark represent, and is there a better way > to look for dormant or ticked articles ? These things are all search-engine dependent. Notmuch will turn "mark:flag" into "tag:flag", and IMAP will turn it into "FLAGGED". What search engine are you using in this case? The first thing to try is always shutting off search parsing (either fully, by setting `gnus-search-use-parsed-queries' to nil, or temporarily, using the prefix argument). Then get the search working using the search engine's native syntax. Then come back here and tell me how it went :)
How to search for ticked articles
I used to use the "mark:flag" search query to look for ticked articles with gnus-search. I recently noticed that it doesn't return any articles anymore in groups with ticked articles. What exactly does the "flag" mark represent, and is there a better way to look for dormant or ticked articles ? -- Julien Cubizolles
