Sam Steingold s...@gnu.org writes:
Can you explain why you want to override your choice for
bbdb-message-all-addresses in this function?
when I try to edit a field when bbdb-message-all-addresses is t, the
record being edited is the first record displayed, not the record of the
sender.
I
On Sat Jul 7 2012 Johnny wrote:
By now, unless someone on this list brings up problems with BBDB v3
that remained unnoticed so far, I do not have plans to further
modify the code of BBDB (except for fixing docstrings that could
still be buggy / incomplete). In particular, I do not want to
When I looked at the code once more, I realized an annoying
inconsistency:
bbdb-mua-edit-field and friends do not use the default user
variable bbdb-mua-update-interactive-p used by commands such as
bbdb-mua-display-records. Currently they simply ignore the optional
arg update-p so that the
On Sat Jul 7 2012 Sam Steingold wrote:
when I try to edit a field when bbdb-message-all-addresses is t, the
record being edited is the first record displayed, not the record of the
sender.
The patch below should fix part of your problem by making the order
of records more meaningful.
* Stephen Leake fgrcura_yr...@fgrcur-yrnxr.bet [2012-07-08 03:49:02 -0400]:
Sam Steingold s...@gnu.org writes:
Can you explain why you want to override your choice for
bbdb-message-all-addresses in this function?
when I try to edit a field when bbdb-message-all-addresses is t, the
record
When I receive a confirmation message from no-re...@foo.com,
I create a record and copy into its notes the url and all the relevant
information about the service I just registered for.
Since bbdb creates a record with first name no-reply and last name ,
loading the file becomes very slow because
Sam Steingold s...@gnu.org writes:
(snip discussing bbdb-message-all-addresses)
I want all the relevant records for a message displayed,
I guess when bbdb pops up automatically for a message.
but when I hit ;, I want to edit the record of the sender, not the
first record displayed.
Ok,
On Sun Jul 8 2012 Roland Winkler wrote:
2012-07-08 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb-mua.el (bbdb-update-records): Make records a list
ordered like address-list.
2012-07-08 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb-mua.el (bbdb-update-records): Fix previous
