> I must share the feeling! I tried to gush about hitting 1, but it
> bounced off the defunct lucid.com, and it wasn't a palindrome anyway!
Not trying to ruin your day, but do you have:
(setq bbdb/news-auto-create-p t)
in your .emacs file? If not, then I am really impressed.
-Colin
> Regarding bbdb-lucid.el patch; Stig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> X-Face: V3#TB_`^vld7L-O4+Qk1%QYVRe6B2)Ia$tWrjprU|P'pM:Y{P5Io@~qxuL:&.;*?KU5.w_J
> ^t3S-[aLM9E*t3PKQ8FJs[+U5BYh4G'6xody^[oR"fukpjVI}3m!<;f)Ptipi4lD,R70]K3$pK"#c`
> [3S!^H~;A&1oo&;)-"R2]5%unJ8QeoXlo7n+h(rLQS?]SCWnHvm3/v7*RXE`
> Regarding Repeating addresses; [EMAIL PROTECTED] (William Lim) asks:
> Is there a way to use variables for representing addresses (and other
> things) that get repeated different db entries? For example, instead
> of having to retype the same company/institution name and address over
> and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Has anyone written any elisp to merge two .bbdb files as painlessly as
> possible?
You're walking on the edge of a razor.
(jwz hasn't been contributing in a long time.)
Howdy-
I have been very frustrated by the fact that every time I run
bbdb-display, if I don't hit to complete the person's name, I get
thrown into the debugger.
Well, I tracked it down, and see that there is a pair of problems.
1. 'bbdb-completing-read-record calls 'completing-read with a nil
> From: Rui - Tao Dong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Rui-Tao Dong ~{6-HpLN~} Department of Mathematics
Okay, so this is not related to combining databases, but I would like
to know how to change bbdb so that it does not think that Rui-Tao
Dong's name is just "Rui"?
Is it just another
> (defun news ()
> (interactive)
> (setq gnus-nntp-server "ingres")
> (setq gnus-select-group-hook
> '(lambda ()
>(setq bbdb/news-auto-create-p
> (string< "gnu" gnus-newsgroup-name)
> ;; This isn't quite right as I want to match all groups starting
> ;; "gn
> I have a correspondent whose 'From' is this:
> From: 11-Feb-1994 0724 -0700 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Here's the actual BBDB entry for this person:
> Ken Appleman
> net: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> BBDB keeps wanting to make this guy's name "Feb", apparently thinking the
> date entry is a nam
Lance A. Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to do some processing on a user defined notes field, but
> am having problems deriving code to do this. Specifically I want to
> select records with a particular user-defined note field and apply a
> lisp function to each record.
(defun b
Hello-
I am using gnuserv, and I would like to be able to grab a phone number
(or something) from the shell with gnuclient.
Basically, I need a function that either takes a bbdb record list or a
*BBDB* buffer and gives back a list of values within it.
Has anyone done this, so that I don't have
> I have a bbdb-insinuate-vm from a Colin Rafferty, are there any
> other patches of interest for bbdb?
Please give credit where credit is due. I did not write any bbdb
stuff (except one thing that I'm about to release). I just sent you
the copy of bbdb-vm.el. I'm certain that jwz wrote it
> How do I do a bbdb search for records where the value of
> certain fields is nil, e.g., for records where there is no
> company named? I tried "" and "^$" and nil, and finally
> gave up.
"^$" is correct, but you must do the lookup on a specific field
(e.g. you should call 'bbdb-company, not 'b
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