Re: name for list of notes fields

2012-08-18 Thread Mark Diekhans
Roland Winkler writes: > I guess `x' is really just a prefix -- for what? I'd prefer a more > mnemonic name here. The X- prefix is a convention sometimes used to indicate it's an application-specific `eXtension' to some standard. This is common in mail headers, for instance your mail contains th

Re: BBDB V3 visibility

2012-03-05 Thread Mark Diekhans
IMHO, Savannah is much easier to use than SF. The only problem is that the SF page appears to make BBDB look like a dead project. I appears that Robert Widhopf-Fenk is still in cyberspace at http://www.robf.de/. Cheers, Mark Roland Winkler writes: > A major reason why BBDB development was not

BBDB V3 visibility

2012-03-04 Thread Mark Diekhans
Very impressive with how the development of BBDB V3 is coming along nicely. Great work! However, to anyone not on this list, the existence of the version 3 development is rather well hidden. Most searches lead to the Source Forge page http://bbdb.sourceforge.net/ Which has no mention of V3

Re: BBDB version 3.01

2010-08-11 Thread Mark Diekhans
I assume you are waiting on the source forge site to be handed over before doing more collaborative development. May I suggest checking out some of the other collaborative, as (IMHO) source forge has not only fallen behind, but has gotten worse with their user interface changes. LaunchPad is exc

Re: BBDB version 3.01

2010-08-11 Thread Mark Diekhans
It's great you have revived this essential pieces of software. It would really help if this was packaged distributed like most GNU package - tar file includes version number (e.g. bbdb-3.01.tar.gz) - tar file contains a directory with version number bbdb-3.01/* Its frustrating to ex

Re: BBDB or BADB (born again database)

2010-05-16 Thread Mark Diekhans
Given that the documentation is being drop, it seems more like a new project being forks from an existing code base rather than a continuation of the existing BBDB. So I would suggest using a different name. Roland Winkler writes: > Please see my posting on the gnu-emacs-sources mailing list,