set its value first. Try
(or (get 'face 'field-separator)
bbdb-notes-default-separator
", ")
or something similar to query the face field separator.
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Was I h
plit-string faces ", "))
You could use (get 'face 'field-separator) instead of this.
> It works for me. If you want to experiment with the elisp, here is
> the piece of code
r x-face display is only intended
to work on XEmacs21, so that shouldn't be too hard to spot, I
thought (-:
Anyway, I was just asking because I was in a coding mood. Might be
worthwhile to have that feature present in both recent emacs versions.
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Hi,
bbdb-gui' x-face hack does not work with emacs21, though emacs supports
images in this version. Is there a known work-around or should it all be
reworked to use gnus's or vm's x-face support?
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Was I
ve already solved this problem. There was a single
"-A" hidden inside my ~/.bbdb. I don't know how it got there (I had a
lot of hard crashes back then), but it didn't show its face again.
Both problems as described above were gone after I removed the -A from
my .bbdb.
On 2001-05-07, Andreas Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> using Oort gnus v0.04 and XEmacs 21.4.1 with BBDB version 2.33 ($Date:
> 2001/04/19 11:12:00 $), I get an error, every time I try to write an
> article. The error appears in my message-setup-hook (I have bbdb set
>
On 2001-05-07, Andreas Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -- first Backtrace (opening a message):
> Signaling: (wrong-type-argument number-char-or-marker-p nil)
> bbdb-insert-record-internal([nil nil nil nil nil nil nil
Okay, thanks to edebug, I could track this bug dow
(nil nil nil nil nil nil nil)
gnus-msg-mail(nil nil nil nil nil nil nil)
#(nil nil nil nil)
call-interactively(compose-mail)
-- end backtraces.
I hope that this report assists you in diagnosing the problem (FWIW, I
could not). If there is anything missing, please ask and I will provide
it.
regards,
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Seems to be a
> version-too-old-problem.
Aah, maybe you should also do a (require 'bbdb-autoloads) in there,
which sets up the required functions from, for example, bbdb-com
(where bbdb-completing-read-record comes from).
regards,
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ring from your ventures in deep
isdnlog territory (if isdn4linux is what you use). I just tried to do
the thing you described, but just couldn't get it to work. I assume this
is a problem with Austrian ISDN, but I'm not sure.
HTH,
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ne file only (though it's arguable if the file is not already loaded
into memory).
Lack of time restricts me from implementing this right now (and for the
next um. 7 months). The data model is there if you want to do something
with it (-:
regards,
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ALTER TABLE or do similar evilness. All you have to do is INSERT a row
into field-names and let the triggers do the rest (or, if there are no
triggers available, you will have to call another procedure, but that
should be all).
Take a look at it, I know that this must work. (-8
> Benjamin
regard
Today, I <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hm. If I find time today, I'll try to hack together a little ERD in dia
> so you can see what I'm talking about.
Done. You can look at it at
http://www.htlwrn.ac.at/d96001/bbdb/bbdb-er.html>.
Have Fun,
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(-:
> Any thoughts? If this isn't appropriate discussion here, let me know.
regards,
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`bbdb-use-pop-up' is a variable declared in Lisp.
-- loaded from "bbdb"
Value: horiz
Documentation: If true, display a continuously-updating bbdb window
while in VM, MH, RMAIL, or GNUS. If 'horiz, stack the window
horizontally if there is room.
Yet, the window is stacked vertically (below
On 2000-05-18, Dan McGuirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also remember that at some point during my struggle I manually
> added the fields I was interested to the database (by manually
> entering values for a certain record, then answering 'yes' to 'do you
> want to create this field?'). I don't
On 2000-05-17, Doug Alcorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using this setup, only the "newsgroup" header is actually captured and
> replaces to the posted-to field of the bbdb record. All the other
> headers seem to be ignored. I added
Not only the headers not covered by the gnus-visible-headers
ior of certain functions), point it out to me.
Many thank-yous in advance,
Andreas Fuchs
- system information:
I am using Xemacs 21.9.2 (debian version 2), bbdb 2.00.6 and gnus
2.8.6.
$ grep bbdb .emacs .gnus
.gnus:(require 'bbdb)
.gnus:(bbdb-initialize 'gnus 'message
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