;-)
Thanking you kindly in advance,
Jack Repenning
Configuration and Release Management
Informix Software, Inc.
Recently, Jin Choi wrote:
I just noticed a small failing of bbdb-complete-name
(M-TAB in a mail buffer). If you type, say, "david ho"
and there happens to be a Ho and a Hollingsworth in your
database, you're never going to be able to complete Ho's
address.
knew I'd see the "invalid read ``#''" thing
when switching from FSF to Xemacs, but I couldn't remember how I
fixed it. I'm pretty sure the solution was to re-byte-compile
the failing .el's. (I don't think I ran into this with bbdb,
but I did wi
Recently, Jamie Zawinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I encounter two people with the same name, I decide
which one is more useful, and have the other killed.
"Killed," in what sense? I'm too poor for mafiosi, and any
other definition seems to leave me open to the same prob
rate for now; I'll merge them if it
ever becomes apparent that they're the same," but this seems not
a choice: you can merge them, or you can lose the current
address, but you can't make a new entry.
There are people on this list with ten times the number of
entries I have; how do
changed all the
email addresses in his user ID; another seems to find a new
system whence to send mail for every message.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silicon Graphics, Inc. x3-3027 Off:(415) 390-3027
Visual Magic Division Fax:(415) 390-6056
Recently, you wrote:
PGP suddenly couldn't find his key when the to line had
been expanded by BBDB.
Which PGP interface are you using? If you're using pgp.el,
let's talk - I don't think it makes this mistake. If you're
using some other, ... may
At 1:48 PM 8/24/94 -0400, Raymond Toy wrote:
>There was also a patch about mh-show-message-hook. While the patch
>works, it is not great.
Are you using mh-e version 4, or version 3? The author changed the
interfaces significantly, making an utter hash of all our advises for bbdb.
.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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me - I'm at home without 19.25 handy!), which will fix
the similar problem for lots of packages, not just bbdb.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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lobal-set-key [?\C-\M-#] 'bbdb-complete-name)
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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ut time-sensitive mail and it didn't arrive, you could
almost always find it waiting on your machine for some blockage or
other, somewhere down the line, to clear.
This is, of course, mailer debugging, which users shouldn't have to
do. Dammit.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875
vel of
acknowledgement you like there. I always had my doubts about a system
that not only provided, but actually needed, an acknowledgement that
your message was dispatched . . . .
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silicon Graphics, Inc. x3-3027 Off:(415)
though ... total amount of elisp loaded, maybe?).
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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f the defadvice). This actually seems to work a little
better than the old form under 3.8.2, as there is less confusion over
other-windowness (the bane of bbdb-pop-up).
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silicon Graphics, Inc. x3-3027 Off:(415) 390-3027
Visual
Lance Brown just wrote:
Stephen has released MH-E versino 4.0 and it doesn't get along
with BBDB.
Urk.
Where could I get it? I can put some time into it (and I sorta help a
little last time around ....)
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Si
list (and allow
many to many settings). There are some surprisingly widely unknown,
yet none the less "standard," nickname combinations. I suffer from
"John => Jack," myself.
Hey, maybe you, too, JV?
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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several frames (for example, you
might be reading gnus in one frame, and mail in another), mh-e
commands oughtn't to hide it in gnus frames.
Jamie - speaking as the perpetrator of this hoax, it seems reasonable
to me to delete it.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTE
oes not plan for this? Was there some way you
thought BBDB ought to deal more effectively with this?
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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g the message anyway, but only
sitting if (not create-p), but this works better for me (I really
don't care!).
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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ar expression (or what other simple means)
describes the entries you want to junk?
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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like bbdb/mail-auto-create-p's return (which comes into
bbdb-annotate-message-sender as the parameter create-p) to silence the
bogonicity warnings. Does that seem reasonable? It's rather a muddle
of what the various flags and codes think they're accomplishing.
Maybe I just want a &q
Recently, Fritz Knabe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(require 'mh-e); Note- we advise several functions in this file.
Warning: I don't believe the FSF v.18 mh-e.el provides.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
defadvices for mh-e routines. This includes everything I've seen
suggested since I joined the list.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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**
e another matter ...). And the
duplication of the name is slurpy all right. I'll just M-DEL back to
"fiqley" and get what I want.
Thanks for the insight.
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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t? For example,
would something else break? If not deep, how about shallow (such as
someone's personal preferences)? There's more than enough stuff here,
related in complex ways, that I'm not yet sure I understand the
implications, or a testing strategy for exploring them.
Jack Repen
7;t figure out why. Anyone else have ideas?
The reason I care is, I have "mailbox" (a cute little SGI
one-up-manship on xbiff) notify my (always running) Emacs when mail
arrives, via gnudoit. But since I started using bbdb, this chokes as
outlined here.
Jack RepenningM
) will trigger a
re-pop-up when they're done."
(if (and mh-showing bbdb-use-pop-up)
(delete-windows-on bbdb-buffer-name t)))
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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d it to mh-visit-folderas well, and
now they're both bbdb-safe. Is there some hidden danger to this
perfectly obvious extension of your idea?
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(in a miniwindow).
Is this due to something I have configured wrong?
Jack RepenningM/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Silicon Graphics, Inc. x3-3027 Off:(415) 390-3027
Visual Magic Division Fax:(415) 390-6056
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