Jon Degenhardt wrote:
>
> Now I have BBDB on both a PC and a Unix system, a situation I wanted.
> Except, it would nice to be able to merge two BBDB databases to keep
> them consistent. Perhaps some like running bbdb-refile-record on records
> with equal keys (using comparison ala bbdb-create) an
> "mark" == Mark Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mark> Does anyone have code for bbdb that would try to extract
mark> information from peoples' signatures? Seems like this would be
mark> a real boon.
> "lamour" == lamour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
lamour> And a real fun set of reg
In case anyone is interested, I tried BBDB with Oemacs (an emacs-19
port to MS-DOS) and it worked without a hitch. My complements to the
authors of both. (Especially impressive was the fact BBDB files names
begin with "bbdb-" and yet are all distinct after eight characters,
the length of a DOS fil
Cengiz Alaettinoglu wrote:
>
> Thank you. I assume I would be safe (i.e. would not corrupt my
> database) if I avoid updating the name and the net fields. Is this
> right?
Yes, but if you use anything more primitive than I mentioned, then you have to
worry about keeping the in-memory data struct
Jamie Zawinski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on October 4:
> Use bbdb-search-simple to see if the record is there; use bbdb-record-putprop
> to change the non-builtin slots. Other than that, all you've got to work with
> is bbdb-record-edit-field-internal. But if you're down at that level, you'd
> better
Cengiz Alaettinoglu wrote:
>
> It does not update the record if the record is in the database,
> instead it signals an error.
Use bbdb-search-simple to see if the record is there; use bbdb-record-putprop
to change the non-builtin slots. Other than that, all you've got to work with
is bbdb-recor
Jamie Zawinski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on October 4:
> Cengiz Alaettinoglu wrote:
> >
> > P.S. IMHO, I think bbdb is missing a lisp function when passed an
> > alist like ((name . "Foo") (net . "foo@bar") ...) would create/update
> > the corresponding bbdb record.
>
> That's what bbdb-create-intern
Cengiz Alaettinoglu wrote:
>
> P.S. IMHO, I think bbdb is missing a lisp function when passed an
> alist like ((name . "Foo") (net . "foo@bar") ...) would create/update
> the corresponding bbdb record.
That's what bbdb-create-internal is for.
"Mark Warren 415-506-4639" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on October 04:
>
> Does anyone have code for bbdb that would try to extract information
> from peoples' signatures? Seems like this would be a real boon.
I would like to be able to update/create a bbdb record by fingering a
person's account. I am
Ray Johnson writes in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (14:52:27 Mon 4
October 1993):
> Another thing I find annoying is how addresses are auto-completed.
> Generally, I may have one address that should always be the sending
> address to a given person. However, I may have several addresses
> li
Anantha Padmanabha N. Srirama writes:
> Folks,
> In my previous message I forgot to mention the circumstances under
> which the corruption occurred. Here is the scenario which caused the
> corruption:
>
> - Somehow .bbdb buffer makes it to the top of the buffer stack th
"mark" == Mark Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mark> Does anyone have code for bbdb that would try to extract
mark> information from peoples' signatures? Seems like this would be
mark> a real boon.
And a real fun set of regexps too, eh? Just a few comments:
1) This would probably
Folks,
In my previous message I forgot to mention the circumstances under
which the corruption occurred. Here is the scenario which caused the
corruption:
- Somehow .bbdb buffer makes it to the top of the buffer stack thus
leaving the cursor in it.
Does anyone have code for bbdb that would try to extract information
from peoples' signatures? Seems like this would be a real boon.
Thanks,
Mark
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Anantha Padmanabha N. Srirama wrote:
>
> I have had a couple of instances where due to a bad line (or record)
> in the .bbdb file BBDB gets completely hosed. This has caused a lot
> of pain for me in the last couple of weeks. Can BBDB be made a little
> more robust so that
Folks,
I have had a couple of instances where due to a bad line (or record)
in the .bbdb file BBDB gets completely hosed. This has caused a lot
of pain for me in the last couple of weeks. Can BBDB be made a little
more robust so that it will just ignore the record i
When reading mail via mh-e, I usually use the `a' command (mh-reply)
to reply to a message. Normally, this causes the screen to split
exactly in half with the original message displayed in the upper
window and the new draft message displayed in the lower window.
If the bbdb pop-up window is visi
Ok, I've just started using bbdb, and I'd like to configure it to
automatically add interesting information to the notes field, etc...
I'd love to see some samples of interesting bbdb configurations.
Thanks,
Mark
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