Hmm, that was bizarre. Here's what I'd intended to appear on the list:
On December 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> Yep, I'd managed to dig this up myself, and discovered that the
> breakage is not related to the file format change. I need to find out
> what it IS related to before I can fix it.
Did I miss the mime encoding on this?
> T24gRGVjZW1iZXIgMjIsIHBhdHJpY2tAY2hhb3Mub3JnLnVrIHNhaWQ6DQo+IA0KPiAgIG1hcGNh
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On December 22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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> mapcar(#[(rec) "\304 \205
> ! #\207" [rec match-fun r override bbdb-merge-record] 4] ())
> bbdb-merge-file("/tmp/.bbdb")
> call-interactively(bbdb-merge-file)
> execute-extended-command(nil)
> call-interactively(execu
Waider:
> > The main reason why I upgraded to 2.2 was the new bbdb-merge
> > functionality, but when I try bbdb-merge-file I get the error
> >
> > Wrong type argument: listp, -129453780
>
> Can you please set stack-track-on-error to t and reproduce this so I
> can figure out exactly where it
> Colin Rafferty writes:
...
CR> There is `revert BBDB' functionality, but you have to do it by
CR> hand. Just `C-x k .bbdb', and the next time you do a bbdb-
CR> function, the old .bbdb will be read in.
Okay, that seems good. Thank you.
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Sergei
Sergei Pokrovsky writes:
> 1) I use BBDB with supercite;
> 2) in an answer to a letter I use an occasional attribution, specific
>to that particular answer, _and which I do not want to save;_
> 3) but BBDB keeps offering me to save it whenever I save or exit Gnus;
>OTOH some useful info
