No, I haven't read Usenet in over two years.
I must confess that my BBDB (you are #10189, btw :) does contain
auto-created records with automatic annotations for every person who has
ever reported a bug in GNU make, GNU libc, or certain parts of GNU Emacs.
But that's my *job*!
Just hit 9001 entries in my BBDB today. Thought I'd share the moment.
Actually, the correct fix is to change bbdb-insinuate-vm to use the
hook that bbdb is desperate for, vm-select-message-hook, so it no
longer has to try to replace the vm function (the replacement doesn't
work properly with virtual folders).
Alternatively, it could use `defadvice', which lets
I don't know why you get so upset. With the automatic addition of your
record, my BBDB is up to 7471 entries. The only thought about this that
has come to mind is that my computer needs more RAM.
Oops, here is hook-advice.el:
;;; insert-hooks using v19 advice.el
;;; Roland McGrath 6/8/93
(require 'advice)
;;;###autoload
(defun insert-hooks (function head-hook optional tail-hook)
"Rewrite the function specified by the first argument FUNCTION to
run hooks.
If second argument
Here is my current code for automatic fcc via the `auto-fcc' bbdb field.
It now happens both at mail-setup time, so it works in replies and such,
and at mail-abbrev expansion time.
(defun bbdb/auto-fcc-by-net (net)
(let ((folder (bbdb-record-getprop (bbdb-search-simple nil net)
(or (mail-position-on-field "fcc" t) ;Put new field after exiting FCC.
(mail-position-on-field "to"))
(insert "\nFCC: " folder))
What I in fact use is this:
;;; vm-fcc.el -- mail-fcc command for VM users.
;;; Copyright (C) 1992 Roland McGrath
;;; B
I've been needing these forever and I can't believe it's taken me so long
to spend the 20 minutes to write them.
If you don't have insert-hooks, my hook-advice.el is at the end and
implements in with defadvice. So give somebody an `auto-fcc' property, and
when you send them mail it will
