John Stoffel writes:
>
> And the other issue I notice is that when I do 'L'
> (vm-list-imap-folders) in VM to view my
> various folders to see which have new email on my server (based on
> dovecot) I seem to be getting lots of new emails marked SEEN, so I
> don't always notice when I actually
j...@stoffel.org writes:
> After way too many years to mention, I'm starting to think that
> viewmail is a dead project. I can't do elisp programming, so it's
> probably time to move to mutt as my CLI based mail reader.
CLI = command line interface?
I agree it is unlikely that VM will last
emacs user writes:
hi all, I reported this as bugs on launchpad a couple of times: vm
does not seem to work for me with 24.4 and 24.5, only with 24.3. Has
anyone else seen this problem? cheers, E
Sorry, I didn't know. I am not sure why Launchpad has stopped sending me
email alerts. I am
There seems to be a problem with vm-summary-faces.
I get loads of compiler warnings on Emacs 24.3 onwards. We can't be sure
that everything works until I wade through all of them.
Cheers,
Uday
On 2015-08-23 at 23:56:05 -0400, emacs user wrote:
hi all, I reported this as bugs on launchpad
Diagon writes:
Hi all. I'm trying to figure out how to get VM into my emacs (ver.24) on a
machine where I don't have superuser status. I'm am trying two tracks:
(1) I installed emacs using linuxbrew, and so am trying to figure out how to
create/commit a formula:
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Derek Dreyer writes:
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Hi. Does anyone know the origin of the term hom-set? It came up
yesterday in class, and after a little googling, I
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We would like to announce a Reynolds memorial paper that has just been
published in a volume edited by John Power and Cai Wingfield:
Logical Relations and Parametricity –
A Reynolds Programme for Category Theory and
Daniel Barrett writes:
Hmmm, I am not sure that my message was clear. Let me try again. I don't
think this is a VM bug, maybe just a misconfirmation in my .vm file?
Still, sending vm-submit-bug-report is the best way of getting help.
(setq vm-auto-displayed-mime-content-types '(text
Daniel Barrett writes:
Question #233501 on VM changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/vm/+question/233501
Status: Needs information = Open
Daniel Barrett gave more information on the question:
Yes, I see [display]. Right now, I click it and get DISPLAY FAILED --
Unknown MIME type.
If you run VM without any customization (by renaming .vm to something else),
what do you get?
I myself get From, To and Subject in all cases.
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Uday Reddy writes:
If you haven't seen anthing like this, then you should assume that your
cache folder is corrupted and regenerate it. To delete the cache folder, do
`M-x buffer-menu' and find the entry corresponding to the damaged folder.
The entry should have the full path name of the
You can build the trunk in a separate directory. The README file has build
instructions. Just download a tarball and you can take it from there. Some
people say they can't run autoconf. If you can, everything is
straightforward.
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Kyle Farrell writes:
Attempting to store any flag the server doesn't recognize is causing
none of the flags to be stored. I would guess the right thing for VM
to do would be only attempt to store flags that are explicitly
recognized by the server.
I don't think you meant that. The right
Robert Goldman writes:
I note that the VM manual states that it uses mail-mode, rather than
message-mode for composing email.
Not exactly. When you use VM, you get to use what you might call
vm-mail-mode, which is built on top of mail-mode. To use message-mode
with VM, VM has to be modified
Robert Goldman writes:
Question: should one do something different to get a vm-ified mail mode? Or
should the VM community offer its own value for mail-user-agent that would be
vm-mail-user-agent?
Yes, you need to set mail-user-agent to 'vm-user-agent.
Cheers,
Uday
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Robbert Krebbers writes:
Let me then notice that in the case of C, it is worse than just
non-determinism.
I do not believe that non-determinism is the right take on it. C was
designed to be a deterministic
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Mark Janssen writes:
I well aware of compiler flags and was not implying at all that they
don't do anything. What I was saying is that the compilers output is
deterministic. If you use the same flags and the same
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Matthias Felleisen writes:
I think if more of us did this kind of work, we would see two
developments
1. Working programming language developers may figure out that our tools
are useful and use them.
2. We would
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Vijay Saraswat writes:
Declarative means a heck of a lot. (Though I do agree that distinctions
between function and logic programming are probably not that significant
conceptually.)
Indeed, declarative means a
Mark Janssen writes:
The main thing that I notice is that there is a heavy bias in
academia towards mathematical models. I understand that Turing
Machines, for example, were originally abstract computational concepts
before there was an implementation in hardware, so I have some
sympathies
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Mark Janssen writes:
Having said that, theorists do want to unify concepts wherever possible
and wherever they make sense. Imperative programming types, which I
will call storage types, are semantically the same
Mark Janssen writes:
Having said that, theorists do want to unify concepts wherever possible
and wherever they make sense. Imperative programming types, which I
will call storage types, are semantically the same as classes.
I like that word storage type, it makes it much clearer what
Mark Janssen writes:
From: en.wikipedia.org: Programming_paradigm:
A programming paradigm is a fundamental style of computer
programming. There are four main paradigms: object-oriented,
imperative, functional and declarative. Their foundations are distinct
models of computation: Turing
Mark Janssen writes:
After the 2001 type/class unification , it went towards Alan Kay's ideal
of everything is an object
As a contrast, this is very distinct from C++, where everything is
concretely rooted in the language's type model which in *itself* is
rooted (from it's long
John Stoffel writes:
I'm still using vm-visit-imap-folder from 8.2.0b inside 23.1.1 on
x86_64 CentOS to read my eamil from Microsoft Exchange (probably 2010,
not sure). But right now I occasionally run into problems where I
can't seem to get new email. Looking the saved trace log I see:
Sorry, John. You haven't yet answere my question:
All that I can do is to make VM resilient so that it carries on regardless
of the error messages. So, what happens after these error messages arise?
Does VM break in some way?
Mind you that I can't reproduce this behaviour because I don't
Yeah, VM seems to be ignoring the fact that this IMAP server can't store
custom flags. I will fix it, soon I hope.
By the way, vm-visit-imap-folder is the right thing to use. No need to
switch to spool files.
Cheers,
Uday
John Stoffel writes:
VM STORE 460 +FLAGS.SILENT (filed)
VM
Robert P. Goldman writes:
However, I still don't understand how to get myself to the IMAP folders to
start up, instead of ~/INBOX, vm-primary-inbox.
The View Mail Quick Start page tells you what to do:
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ViewMailQuickStart
and the VM manual explains things in
Thanks very much Tassilo.
So basically with
(defun font-latex-match-math-env (limit)
nil)
you'd omit math-face fontification of \[ ... \] and \( ... \), and with
I wasn't actually looking to omit the math-face. I am trying to
fontify math but further fontify the LaTeX commands in
Hi all,
I am wondering if there is a way to get AucTeX to fontify the LaTeX
commands inside the math. Right now, I get everything inside math in
one uniform color.
Cheers,
Uday
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Greetings, Katsumi-san! It has been a long time since we have seen you on
the VM forum!
Thanks for the info. But in my Emacs built on Cygwin[1], I've
never seen the value of system-type is windows-nt; that is just
cygwin. So, I've never had a chance the env var CYGWIN is set
(actually
On 10/1/2012 1:18 AM, Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 11:53:06AM -0400, Ken Brown wrote:
On 9/29/2012 11:33 AM, Daniel Corbe wrote:
If this were an environment that I had customized on my own I might
agree with you; however, this is a standard toolkit that I'm working
with
Peter Davis writes:
I'm not familiar with mmdf. Does VM support any file-per-message
formats? I'm only aware of Maildir and MH, but I thought there might be
a shot.
No, MMDF is also a bulk folder format. The only file-per-message support
that I know of is the virtual folder method I
blueman writes:
I want to configure vm so instead of starting by loading
vm-primary-inbox and loading vm-spool-files, instead it starts with a
designated imap folder on my imap server. Basically, I would like to
treat my inbox as being on my imap server rather than the documented
behavior of
On 5/24/2012 7:59 PM, Damien Wetzel wrote:
Hello,
is there a way to manage google calendar invitation in VM ?
Many thanks,
Please check the Google Groups archive for some tips I wrote in the past.
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!searchin/gnu.emacs.vm.info/calendar
Robert Marshall wrote:
On Sat, 26 May 2012, Uday usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com wrote:
If you attempt to tab-complete the folder name, then VM has to ask the
server for the list of folders. So, it needs the password.
I think the problem is that I'm attempting to complete on the *server*
name
The web page http://www.gnu.org/software/auctex/mailing-lists.html
lists gmane.emacs.auctex.general as the NNTP end of the mailing list.
Is this dead? Is there some other newsfeed for the auctex mailing list?
Will the web page be corrected?
Cheers,
Uday
This is probably a basic question, but I can't find the answer.
How can I insert a matching \[ ... \] brackets for a math display? I
thought LaTeX-environment would do it, but I can't see how.
Cheers,
Uday
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Uday Reddy writes:
I could perhaps put a message on the stack so that vm-goto-message-last-seen
finds it.
vm-goto-message-last-seen already works for the new behaviour.
Cheers,
Uday
VM 8.1.2
Mainly a bug fix release fixing various compatibility issues. In particular,
this version is forward-compatible, i.e., it can interoperate with future
releases of VM. All users of VM 8.1.1 are advised to upgrade to VM 8.1.2
before moving on to 8.2.0. The users of 8.2.0 prereleases need
Dear all,
We have a minor set back. 'mere user' discovered a while ago that the
current release is not forward-compatible, i.e., it doesn't deal properly
with VM folders created by future versions of VM (which are likely to extend
the cached data format).
Going back, I discovered that the
Ulrich Mueller writes:
I think that Julian is right here. Folders don't have any specific
character encoding, they are simply a stream of bytes. (In terms of
coding systems, it's raw-text.) Character sets come into play on the
level of individual messages, and they're specified by the
Thanks for the response, John.
John Hein wrote:
How about M A like you did, then:
M N .
The `.' key binding is recent. It may not be there in VM 8.1.1.
or
M N a read[1]
This should work if `a' is bound to the function named below.
or
M N M-x vm-set-message-attributes
sujith_m82 writes:
Public bug reported:
I just installed 8.2.0b-gnu23 and there seems to be a problem with
opening a mail composition buffer. When firing up VM for the first time
and then hitting 'm' (which is bound to vm-mail), this error message is
seen:
vm-mail: Symbol's function
Funny things happen.
Shortly after releasing the 8.2.0b version, I noticed that there was an
option to change the development focus of the project on Launchpad. Since
the 8.2.x series will be the main release series for a while, I changed the
development focus from trunk series to 8.2.x series.
Dirk, if you are subscribed to this bug report, can you send us some
samples of messages with 8 bit headers?
You can also follow the progress of this bug report at:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/vm/+bug/490029
Cheers,
Uday Reddy
vm@lists.launchpad.net
Dirk, if you are subscribed to this bug report, can you send us some
samples of messages with 8 bit headers?
You can also follow the progress of this bug report at:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/vm/+bug/490029
Cheers,
Uday Reddy
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On 11/30/2011 7:59 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
Today I had a weird experience. Someone Cc'd on an email I sent with VM
(8.2.0a) replied to me with a screenshot of the mail as he saw it in Gmail.
Some parts of the mail body had purple text, some black. I'd composed the
mail after pasting text in
Hi guys, I will be travelling overseas for the next 10 days or so. Can you
keep a watch on the VM mailing lists will be away?
Cheers,
Uday
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This is perhaps historical trivia. While trawling through the vm.info
archives, I ran into a post by Marc Andreessen, one of the founders of
Netscape. I didn't know that he was a VM user. (I should have guessed of
course. He was an undergrad at UIUC and a developer of Epoch, one of the
Emacsen
Arik Mitschang writes:
Anyhow, this version is looking pretty good. I have three branches
that I'm hoping to get included in vm eventually (abbrev headers, msg
filters, and smime) I will test merging them with this version, but
any thoughts on those?
It is best to merge them with the trunk,
Johan Vromans writes:
Apologies. I was under the impression that this was Questions for VM.
Yeah, I admit that it is a confusing button. But Lauchpad is just the
development site. Most users don't come here except when they want to
download something. If you go to the homepage, you will get
I just tried bbdb-define-all-aliases from BBDB 2.35, and it is working
fine. Also, as I said, it has nothing to do with VM. mail-mode and
mailabbrevs are part of Gnu Emacs and BBDB is its own package.
Regarding your statement:
No mail addresses from BBDB, also no addresses from BBDB
Johan Vromans writes:
Setting up the 'aliases' is handled by bbdb-define-all-aliases which,
according to the BBDB docs, should be run from the mail-setup-hook.
There something goes wrong. Since Mail/VM/BBDB are tightly cooperating
I'm investigating which of the components is mistaken
Johan Vromans writes:
Delete/undelete says that the summary is updated, the summary display
gets updated and is okay, the mail buffers are written to disk, but
upon restart it's all wrong again.
Are you sure that the mail buffers were written to disk? You can check the
*Messages* buffer to
Johan Vromans writes:
I haven't been able to reproduce this problem with a small mailbox. In
my operational mailbox (6MB, 400 messages) it leads to all kinds of
surprises, including double-encoded UTF-8 characters.
So I decided to leave it, hoping that new messages will be dealt with
okay.
Johan Vromans writes:
Apparently, there's a problem with the old header.
vm-fix-my-summary!!! fixes it visually, but does not change the X-VM
header.
Any idea?
VM 8.1.1 is probably not doing a good job of saving the cached summary lines
in the headers. If you upgrade to VM 8.2.0, the
The first thing to do would be to save your .vm file somewhere, and start a
new .vm file that has just barebones VM configuration settings. (By
configuration settings, I mean path names, external programs etc., but
none of the VM options.) Then you can see how VM behaves with the default
That is good.
Regarding the handling of attachments, there is nothing mysterious about
it. The manual explains quite clearly how the attachments are handled. I
suggest that you read the section 3.3 Reading MIME Messages, and redo your
options settings. You have to follow the sequence described
r...@knighten.org writes:
Note that you don't need to do `make install' to use VM. The INSTALL file
gives you instructions on how to use it directly from the directory where
you build VM.
True but I took your note seriously;
Fair enough. The reason I suggested using VM from the
Using m4 1.4.16-1, which is in the current package database, autoconf
complains with the old error message:
autom4te-2.68: need GNU m4 1.4 or later: /usr/bin/m4.exe
Doing m4 --version gives no output.
Backing up to version 1.4.15-1 works fine.
Cheers,
Uday Reddy
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Eric Blake writes:
Usually the symptom of a missing dll.
What does 'cygcheck /usr/bin/m4' show?
Hi Eric, thanks for getting back.
The cygcheck m4 1.4.16 looks normal to me.
maruti[8.2.x]: cygcheck /usr/bin/m4
C:\Cygwin\bin\m4.exe
C:\Cygwin\bin\cygwin1.dll
Eric Blake writes:
Odd; that says all your dlls are in place. The only other thing that I
can suspect is that you have an incomplete dll, where you are missing a
required entry point (perhaps you are running too old of a
cygwin1.dll?). What is $? after the failed m4? Also, can you try
On 4/27/2011 10:28 PM, Robert Adesam wrote:
Hi all,
I am using VM 8.1.1 and Orgmode 7.01. I would like to write a custom
trigger when saving a message in VM, looking around I could not find a
vm-save-message-hook or similar. So would I have redefine the
vm-save-message function all together?
Skip Montanaro writes:
How do I set up VM to properly display HTML mail messages (or hand them off
to something which can)? I'm running VM 8.1.93a with GNU Emacs 23.1.1 on
Mac OS X. I see a variable, Vm Mime Text/Html Handler, which is set to
auto-select, but when I attempt to view an HTML
Eli Zaretskii writes:
So, what can I use for stuffing text, so that I can
paste them in other applications?
In which version of Emacs?
I have now discovered the variables interprogram-cut-function and
interprogram-paste-function, which are nice!
The function `kill-new' does the stuffing
Eli Zaretskii writes:
There's no primary selection on Windows. Emacs tries to emulate it,
but only within the same Emacs session. It cannot do anything across
Emacs sessions, or between Emacs and other applications. For that,
you only have the clipboard.
Ok, that is fine. So, what can I
Dear Tim, I have added a function (vm-menubar-buttons-possible-p) in
vm-version, which you can use to distinguish between the cases.
While I will see what can be done, I think punishing all the other users is
a little strong. We are over complicating matters for very little gain IMO. At
least
Tim Cross writes:
So, what operations is it that people need frequently that require the emacs
menubar? I can see that maybe a menubar user may want the edit and possibly
the buffer menus, but the rest?
Oh, anything really. The whole point of using a mail client inside
Emacs is to have the
Tim Cross writes:
I notice from your definition of the above predicate that you test for gtk
for the Xemacs build as well. Does xemacs build with gtk? I'm trying to sort
out exactly what needs to be changed. The xemacs menu stuff is very
different to the emacs menu setup and I don't know if
Tim Cross writes:
The difficulty about a modular approach so that we have different behavior
based on the toolkit is that I'm not sure how easily you can detect each
different toolkit at run-time.
By modular I meant defining the menus and buttons as functions, like
it has already been done
John Hein writes:
Unless the vm top level menu button can be fixed in vm (from what's
been tried so far, it sounds like that's hard if not impossible),
trying to fix it in emacs/gtk is probably not a useful resolution of
this bug - even if it can be identified fixed upstream quickly -
Uday Reddy writes:
My memory is that we used to have menu buttons [VM] and [Emacs].
It is still that way for XEmacs.
The [Emacs] button was moved to the Help menu in VM 8.0.8 according
to the NEWS file, but the [VM]' button was retained on the menubar
and it is probably broken for GTK
Hi Tim, I found a reasonable work-around for the
force-mode-line-update problem and committed it. Revision 1104.
It would be good if you can add another menubar item to the VM
menubar.
Emacs - Switch to Emacs menubar
This is in addition to the Help - Switch to Emacs menubar item.
(I find it
Tim Cross writes:
OK, will add Emacs - Switch To Emacs menubar. In fact, I think, from
memory, this is what it use to be. For consistency, I'll try and add it to
the xemacs menus as well. Do you think we should just remove the entry from
the help menu as well? It seems a little redundent
On Emacs23/Win32, I get
- a menubar item Help - Switch to Emacs Toolbar on the VM menubar
- and a button [VM] on the Emacs menubar
both of which require two clicks to do anything. We can change the
latter to
- VM - Switch to VM Menubar on the Emacs menubar
and that would be symmetric. I
I am inching towards the next release of VM. It has become somewhat
urgent because many patches weren't made to the 8.1.x branch. So, it
is not feasible to release 8.1.2 any more. The next release has to be
8.2.0.
I have cleared out some of the larger bugs targeted to the next
release and
The info manual says that types that cannot be displayed internally
or externally are checked for conversion. So, please check all your
settings for mime display. The manual guides you through the settings
step by step.
Cheers,
Uday
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Sending of email is done by Emacs, not VM. VM only provides hooks for
MIME encoding.
Did you recently upgrade your Emacs version? If so, please check the
Emacs News (under the Help menu), and see if you need to reconfigure
any mail mode options.
Please try and run Emacs and VM without using
I have a bunch of mbox folders that I am trying to read using gnus.
So, I have added this to my gnus-secondary-select-methods:
(nnfolder mail
(nnfolder-directory ~/mail)
(nnfolder-active-file ~/mail/.active)
(nnfolder-get-new-mail
Merciadri Luca luca.mercia...@student.ulg.ac.be writes:
The primary method isn't prefixed. The secondary ones are.
Prefixed? Huh? In which way? You meant that if method1 is stuff1 and
method2 is stuff2, stuff1 is not prefixed, and, thus, everything
calling stuff1 without prefix will call
I myself don't have any experience with supercite. Some of our other
VM maintainers might.
If you don't hear from anybody, your better bet is to post it to the
gnu.emacs.vm.info newsgroup, with a copy to gnu.emacs.help. You can
use Google Groups web interface if you don't have access to usenet
Michael Schmitz writes:
New question #130339 on VM:
https://answers.launchpad.net/vm/+question/130339
I just downloaded vm-8.1.93a, installed it but starting VM fails
because vm-easymenu (required in vm.el) is missing on my system
(Fedora Core 10, xemacs-21.5.28). The NEWS file states
Uday S Reddy writes:
As I said before, prefix arguments are already used up for for numeric
arguments. But I guess we could reuse them for thread operations if
we say that numeric counts and thread operations cannot be combined.
(Come to think of it, I don't know whether they can be combined
Hi Arik, thanks for your feedback!
Arik Mitschang writes:
OK, my suggestion then would be to enable the thread operations to
be easily toggled on/off rather than setting via setting a
variable. I think the benefits of having this functionality would
be more useful if you can quickly
Hi all, I have had a disk failure today (rather too soon after my last
disk crash), and it will take me a while to get back up to speed.
There were some minor revisions of trunk on my disk, which are now
lost. Annoying, but not serious.
Using a hard disk instead of SSD is making me realize how
David Reitter writes:
I tried to add an IMAP account, but it wasn't obvious how to do
that. Every other mail client I've seen has a preferences menu item
with an account tab. I tried M-x customize-group `vm', which gave
me something that looked like Imap accounts, so I entered one of
each
When I started using BBDB, I found that it just asked too many questions and
popped too many boxes/windows. After trial and error, I settled on the
following settings which keep it quietly doing its job in the background. I
bet that it is about the quietest BBDB there is. You might want to
Tim Cross writes:
+ Looking at the doc patch Uday sent to the list, there seem to be a
+ couple of restrictions for ELPA that may be a problem. Of particular
+ concern are
+
+ - Does not appear to support the use of autoconf or make
+ - Compilation of *.el files cannot depend on order
On 8/16/2010 7:34 PM, Uday S Reddy wrote:
I still got stuck doing the build (trace below). But, at least, I am a bit
further along than I was last time.
Symbol's value as variable is void: \
make[1]: *** [bbdb-hooks.elc] Error 127
Found a resolution to this problem. In lisp/Makefile.in
This is the first in a series of coding tips for VM developers.
When you create a branch for development under Bazaar, the trunk moves
on and there is a desire to merge changes from the trunk into your
branch. This usually ends up with a very confused history of the
form:
rev 901 change #1
Sorry, guys. One more incompatible change.
The Elisp manual admonishes people not to use names ending with
-face for naming faces. But Rob F's code for vm-summary-faces did
precisely that. I let them stay, thinking there was no compelling
reason to change them.
However, VM also uses variables
Ulrich Müller writes:
And since you've asked for the distros' point of view, here is the one
from Gentoo:
- README and NEWS should go to /usr/share/doc/vm
- Pixmap files (*.xpm) should go under
/usr/share/emacs/etc/vm (first choice) or
/usr/share/vm (second choice)
Does gentoo
I have always thought that it would be good to split my .vm file into
configuration settings and preferences settings. It can be good
for general users too, so that they can test out problems with their
settings by comparing to the default settings. It gives us a way to
do the VM
vm-bounces+u.s.reddy=cs.bham.ac...@lists.launchpad.net writes:
I've added a new blueprint for discussion.
Unfortunately, a blueprint in Launchpad terminology is an external
wiki page. They probably have plans to add a wiki to Launchpad, but
they don't have it yet.
Among ourselves, I think
On 7/13/2010 7:43 PM, Xah Lee wrote:
I use comp.lang.lisp, comp.emacs since about 1999. Have been using
them pretty much on a weekly basis in the past 10 years. Starting
about 2007, the traffic has been increasingly filled with spam, and
the posters are always just the 20 or 30 known faces. I
Dear Ulrich,
With Tim's help, I have added functions vm-generate-new-unibyte-buffer
and vm-generate-new-multibyte-buffer in vm-misc.el. These two absorb
all references to default-enable-multibyte-characters.
Can you review these functions and test them out with some multibyte
data?
VM does not (yet?) have a `dired' feature for IMAP folders. On the
other hand, it does provide file name completion. So, if you type
M-x vm-visit-imap-folder RET IMAP-ACCOUNT-NAME:?
it will display a list of all your folders on this account, and you
can use the standard file name completion
Tim Cross writes:
I have just uploaded fixes for the make-local-hook warnings into my
compiler-fixes branch. These were pretty straight-forward. XEmacs still
requires make-local-hook.
Ok, in that case, we should make a function called vm-make-local-hook
and put it in vm-misc.el. That way,
Tim Cross writes:
Are either of you aware of anything here I'm not? Does this seem reasonable to
you?
Hi Tim, I am not aware of any problems with this. Unless Ulrich knows
of any, please go ahead and make the change.
Cheers,
Uday
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