On Sun Apr 13 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
bbdb-separator-alist defines the separator for almost all fields
to be , . Only for AKAs it is ; . I do not know anymore
how this came about. But I find it confusing, and I am thinking
about changing the default to , for all
John Smith; John Smith, Jr; J. Smith, Esquire
I guess we have no shortage in such examples requiring something
like `;' instead of `,'. Besides AKAs / names, we may also have
organization: HAL, Inc.; Smith, Miller Davis; Company 17
Yet worse
mail: sm...@example.com; Smith,
On Mon Apr 14 2014 Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
Or to store the value as a list of strings,
That's what BBDB does anyway, and that's what bbdb-seperator-alist
is about: how to split the string which the user edits into what
gets actually stored in the database (see split-string).
and make users
On Thu Apr 10 2014 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
I knew I was going to get in trouble, when adding this new contact
to my .bbdb
Now this innocent error message appears:
Duplicate BBDB record encountered: John Smith
The thing is, both exist.
Try bbdb-allow-duplicates.
On Wed Apr 2 2014 Steve Bradley wrote:
What I would like to ask is where to get documentation about
installing and using BBDB v3 particularly with wanderlust and Org
if available...also can one use the manual that's available with
v2 ( http://bbdb.sourceforge.net/ bbdb.html) and the
On Fri Apr 11 2014 Dan Jacobson wrote:
Why is this -batch mode usage coming up with an empty file?
$ cat m.el
(defun foo ()
(bbdb .)
(write-file *BBDB*))
$ emacs --batch -l m.el -f foo
$ ls -l *BBDB*
-rw-r--r-- 1 jidanni jidanni 0 04-11 08:22 *BBDB*
It seems that the command
On Fri Mar 28 2014 Steven Arntson wrote:
I think I've got an invisible organization field, somehow.
I'd be curious to know how you succeeded to create an organization
field which appears to consist of an empty string. This should not
happen and there seems to be a bug *somewhere*. If you can
On Fri Mar 28 2014 Steven Arntson wrote:
I think I've got an invisible organization field, somehow. I have, for
instance, an short entry like:
Friendly Acquaintence -
mail: frien...@provider.com
Kind of related to the above:
bbdb-separator-alist defines the separator for almost
On Sun Mar 30 2014 Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
bbdb-separator-alist defines the separator for almost all fields to
be , . Only for AKAs it is ; . I do not know anymore how this
came about. But I find it confusing, and I am thinking about
changing the default to , for all fields.
On Fri Mar 28 2014 Steven Arntson wrote:
The explanations I've found about how to do this involve 'C-o' to
invoke 'bbdb-insert-new-field'. However, this doesn't seem to be
the correct approach for v.3. Typing 'M-x bbdb-insert-new-field'
gives me a message of No match in the minibuffer.
Could
On Fri Mar 28 2014 Steven Arntson wrote:
For some reason the version of BBDB I got from M/ELPA came with a
manual that contains only a single sentence, which is The first
chapter is the only chapter in this sample.
Yes, the current info pages of BBDB v3 are just a stub.
(Volunteers welcome!)
On Sat Mar 22 2014 Sriram Karra wrote:
When I merge two records in BBDB is there some way I can control
what happens to specific fields.
Currently the command bbdb-merge-records is what it is (with not
much customization). But I guess it can be extended in many ways,
including some
On Sat Mar 22 2014 Sriram Karra wrote:
Agreed. The alist should take a field name - can be one of the
standard field names, or a user defined notes field key and value
being can either be a set of defined symbols (like merge,
keep-older, keep-newer) or if it's a function it will be invoked
Check it out at
https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/bbdb
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in BBDB 3.1. Only the autoconf and automake scripts have
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On Mon Mar 10 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Fixed. (Replaced with @xxx@ for clarity.)
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
(I also saw you have several minor unrelated suggestions
On Mon Mar 10 2014 Gour wrote:
I see that org-mode can use org-contacts, but I'm also curious to try
BBDB-3.x hearing it's more flexible than 2.x and possibly more
suitable as contacts' add-on for org-mode and Gnus' address book.
I don't know to what extent org-mode has been fully updated to
On Tue Mar 11 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
I am just curious: In the sed regular expressions, you use [@]
instead of plain @. Is there a reason for this? Plain @ seems
to be working, too.
To shield the regex from autoconf!
But I guess this would be really needed only if
On Mon Mar 10 2014 Christian Lynbech wrote:
However if I do a BBDB search, such that I have a *bbdb* buffer, then
whenever I visit a new sender, the *BBDB* pops up displaying a record
for the new sender.
...visit a new sender means what? You are reading mail with
something like Gnus or Rmail,
On Tue Mar 11 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The regex appears in Makefile.am which begets Makefile.in which is
processed by the ./configure produced by autoconf, rendering the
regex susceptible to @@ substitution.
You are right, never mind. My testcase was too simple to reveal
this
On Tue Mar 11 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The dependency on ../config.something should cause it to be
regenerated when the configuration changes. This is the mechanism
automake uses for .in files processed by ./configure.
One can imagine regenerating it when variables passed to make
On Sun Mar 9 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Okay, I've reworked it again to satisfy, I believe, all criteria!
The pathway is simply bbdb-site.el.in to bbdb-site.el.
I adopted your approach, thank you.
A pre-built bbdb-site.el can be included in the distribution tarball,
no problem. (Might
On Mon Mar 10 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Unfortunately I cannot find the signing key anywhere.
$ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --search 44A3B825
gpg: searching for 44A3B825 from hkp server pgp.mit.edu
gpg: key 44A3B825 not found on keyserver
An armored export of the key in that
On Mon Mar 10 2014 Johan Vromans wrote:
Upload it to the public keyservers.
I took the liberty of uploading it, so it will be available in a
couple of hours.
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On Sun Mar 9 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Okay, I've reworked it again to satisfy, I believe, all criteria!
Great, thank you, your new approach should work for everyone.
Two minor things:
- In bbdb-site.el.in, you kept the value of bbdb-print-tex-path
'(/usr/local/share). This seems to
On Tue Mar 4 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The difficulties I see with having bbdb-site grovel around to try
to find the right place, or to find a file containing a string
which gives the right place (which itself is a bit of a
chicken-and-egg issue), are three fold.
I see your points.
On Mon Mar 3 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
The standard autotools way of baking in directories and such into
installed files is to do so at build time, using in the case of C/C++
things like
... -DDATADIR=\$(datadir)\ ...
I see, ... I guess some people thought very carefully about what
On Sun Mar 2 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
Okay I'll rework the patch to modify the value in-place in
bbdb-site.el
In order to identify the file to be eval'ed, you might want to do
something similar to what is done at the beginning of
bbdb-loaddefs.el.
I guess it would be good if on a
On Sat Mar 1 2014 Barak A. Pearlmutter wrote:
but the actual path set
$ egrep bbdb-print-tex-path /xxx/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/bbdb-site.el
(defcustom bbdb-print-tex-path '(/usr/local/share)
is (a) missing the trailing /bbdb, and (b) not being set according to
the build-time
Check it out at
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On Wed Feb 19 2014 Johan Vromans wrote:
Can I designate selected people in my bbdb to be ignored when completing
addresses when composing a message, while they still will be recognized
when a message using that address comes in?
Two years ago I added an entry for this on the to-do list. It's
On Wed Feb 19 2014 Aric Gregson wrote:
Now that bbdb v3 is happily talking with Gnus, it has become obsessive
about adding email addresses and names to the database, even if they
exist. Reading through mails this morning, it kept prompting me to add
addresses for people that already exist in
On Wed Feb 19 2014 Aric Gregson wrote:
What do you get when running the command bbdb-search-duplicates in
your *BBDB* buffer? Does this find the duplicates?
I get an error:
wrong type argument: char-or-string-p, creation-date
Something seems to be wrong in your setup.
I should note,
On Tue Feb 18 2014 Aric Gregson wrote:
However, I cannot even search my database for names without getting the
following error:
setq: Wrong type argument: listp, #marker at 82 in .bbdb
I see nothing wrong in that row of the file. Looks no different from any
other entry. Deleting the entry
On Sat Feb 15 2014 Roland Winkler wrote:
2014-02-15 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb-mua.el (bbdb-update-records): Always evaluate arg
update-p twice if its value is a function.
Why twice? Soon someone will say he needs yet more iterations.
OK, you can do this now, too
On Sun Feb 16 2014 Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
Does it work for you?
If I exchange 'create for t in my lambda, it does, thanks :-)
But I think perhaps 'create should be part of the list here:
Certainly, fixed. Thanks.
2014-02-16 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb
bind again to a function. The bottom line is that
bbdb-update-records needs to evaluate its arg update-p twice.
This should be fixed with the patch described below.
Does it work for you?
2014-02-15 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb-mua.el (bbdb-update-records): Always evaluate
On Sat Feb 15 2014 Roland Winkler wrote:
Thanks, now I understand. The problem was that you have
bbdb-mua-auto-update-p bound to the function bbdb-select-message.
Of course, the alternative would have been to directly bind
bbdb-mua-auto-update-p to your lambda expression.
But the docstring
On Fri Feb 14 2014 Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
I had bbdb2 configured so it would 'update records on incoming mail in
gnus and 'create new records when I sent mail with message. How do I do
this in bbdb3? I tried both
(setq bbdb-update-records-p nil
On Thu Feb 6 2014 Steve Purcell wrote:
Yup, it would be broadly reasonable for us to replace
@PACKAGE_VERSION@ with our version in .in files, but we're not
keen to provide a general substitution mechanism.
In this particular case, the author could include a ;; Version:
@PACKAGE_VERSION@
On Tue Feb 4 2014 Christian Lynbech wrote:
I did a little experiment, and I think it is when I do bbdb completion
on a name when I am (for instance) composing a new email. As bbdb
completes the name into an email address, the record supplying the
address pops up in a new window.
Completion
On Wed Feb 5 2014 Alan Schmitt wrote:
I assume you're not the person who put bbdb on Melpa, and that I
should file a bug there. Is this correct?
Based ony my own (limited!) interaction with the melpa guys, I'd
have little hope that they will respond to such a bug report. They
simply grab the
On Thu Jan 30 2014 Christian Lynbech wrote:
Whenever BBDB makes an update to an entry, for instance noting a new
name for an existing record, the BBDB pops up the relevant record in a
new window, messing up my GNUS window layout and this is slowly driving
me nuts.
Which command are you
-23 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb.el (bbdb-puthash, bbdb-record-set-xfield)
(bbdb-record-set-field, bbdb-parse-records, bbdb-change-record):
Bugfix, make 'eq the 4th arg of add-to-list.
2014-01-23 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb.el (bbdb
On Mon Jan 13 2014 Sam Steingold wrote:
I still cannot create nameless entries in gnus.
when I hit ';' on an article from an address lacking a first/last name
and agree to a new record creation, I get an error.
Can you provide a testcase for this?
What is the error message you get?
On Mon Jan 13 2014 Sam Steingold wrote:
find a message in gnus with an address which
1. is not associated with a bbdb record
2. does not have a name on it.
I cannot reproduce this. The final error message Record ... does
not exist has nothing to do with whether a record has a name or
not, but
On Thu Jan 9 2014 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
On 9 Jan 2014, Roland Winkler wrote:
- Provide auto completion for cities, states and countries known
to BBDB.
Hey, would it make sense to do the same to 'zip codes', 'address
line[s]' and 'organisation'?
Now you can try this out. I do not find
I put BBDB 3 into feature freeze. I will be grateful if, for the
next four weeks, you still report bugs on this list, but I will not
add new features during that time.
Then, unless anything drastic comes up, BBDB 3 will be released.
Hooray.
On Thu Jan 9 2014 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
On 9 Jan 2014, Roland Winkler wrote:
- Provide auto completion for cities, states and countries known
to BBDB.
Hey, would it make sense to do the same to 'zip codes', 'address line[s]' and
'organisation'?
- I thought zip codes may be confusing
On Thu Jan 9 2014 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
I solves that problem, but there is still something strange happening:
if just after launching EMACS I do `C-x m' (tied to `M-x message-mail'
on my machine) to open a message buffer, then I have a single window
with the message, if then I enter some
- Provide auto completion for cities, states and countries known
to BBDB.
- Move bbdb-message-clean-name-default to where it belongs.
2014-01-08 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb.el (bbdb-canonical-hosts, bbdb-canonicalize-mail-1)
(bbdb-message-clean-name-default
On Wed Jan 8 2014 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
When I write an email with Message, and I type TAB for completion of
address, it works, but I get some error message as follows:
bbdb-clean-address-components: Symbol's function definition is void:
bbdb-message-clean-name-default
It seems that for
On Sat Jan 4 2014 Bastien wrote:
Did you receive the attached patch?
It fixed the issue with wrong window display on first completion.
Do you know which change where (in BBDB or even elsewhere) resulted
in the current behavior? How does the new patch ensure the proper
behavior?
On Thu Jan 2 2014 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
The problem is some sort of inconsistency. When I did bbdb-create
notes was proposed, so it looks like some default field
If you customize the new variable bbdb-default-xfield, bbdb-create
will use any xfield you like.
--- this is all the more true
Comments welcome!
2014-01-03 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
Update copyright year in all files.
2014-01-03 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
Avoid hard-coded references to xfield notes.
* lisp/bbdb.el (bbdb-default-xfield, bbdb-edit-foo)
(bbdb-annotate-field, bbdb
On Fri Dec 27 2013 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
From this info node:
http://bbdb.sourceforge.net/bbdb.html#SEC33
I can read:
---
;
(bbdb-edit-notes) A shortcut for editing the notes field.
On Thu Dec 26 2013 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
When I byte-compile bbdb-com.el there comes some warning message.
I cannot reproduce this. Which warning messages are you talking
about? How are you byte-compiling bbdb-com.el? Which version of
emacs?
This warning is removed by the following patch
On Thu Dec 26 2013 Vincent Belaïche wrote:
It seems that the old keybinding `;' does not work any longer, and
when using `i' to insert a field, `notes' is not part of the
pre-defined fields.
I am sorry, I can only guess what you are talking about. In which
context are you missing a binding of
On Fri Dec 20 2013 henry atting wrote:
what is SPC bound to?
space bar
??? This is not a command. What does C-h k SPC say in that buffer?
Oh no, sorry. That was surely because of too much christmas cookies...
TAB! Not `space'! I must have written TAB, that's how you cylce
On Thu Dec 19 2013 henry atting wrote:
I posted this on gnu.emacs.help and 2 people confirmed this unattended
buffer focus change with bbdbv3.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Type one or two chars into the `To:' line
2. Expand it with SPC
3. The correct bbdb entry appears
4. Simultaneously
On Sun Dec 15 2013 Bastien wrote:
I've had the same problem than Eric with duplicates.
Is there any function to help with cleaning up those?
There is bbdb-search-duplicates (bound to `/ d'). I do not remember
whether I ever used it. Let us know if it works for you.
On Fri Dec 13 2013 Eric Schulte wrote:
The noticeable symptom is when I first try to tab complete I get a very
long pause and see many messages of the following form.
,
| Duplicate BBDB record encountered: Eric Schulte
`
Here's a slightly redacted first couple of lines from my
On Sun Dec 8 2013 Roland Winkler wrote:
Actually, I do not know whether I want to advertise at all the usage
of bbdb-create-internal. I think it is really just a left-over from
bbdb 2, which (to the best of my knowledge) was not used then
either.
This function promises to perform a fair
On Tue Dec 3 2013 Vincent Geddes wrote:
One idea would be for `bbdb-create-internal' to accept an `nil'
name as long as either the org, mail, phone, address, or other
important xfields are passed. let me know what you think,
Actually, I do not know whether I want to advertise at all the usage
On Sun Dec 1 2013 Vincent Geddes wrote:
I’ve noticed bbdb is now in melpa, which is pretty cool. One small issue
though, in the current version on melpa (20131116.1130), the PACKAGE_*
variables in lisp/bbdb-site.el have not been substituted by the configure
script. This doesn't occur in the
On Sat Nov 30 2013 Uwe Brauer wrote:
Yes, 21.4.X or 21.5.33.
So it seems I did not overlook anything when I filed bug#15987 for
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On Sun Dec 1 2013 Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
It might be worth looking at the code in org-bbdb.el:
org-bbdb-make-anniv-hash builds a hash table of all anniversaries in the
BBDB, which would be a useful starting place. Key is (month date), value
is ((year record-name anniversary-type) (year
On Fri Nov 29 2013 Uwe Brauer wrote:
Before we are going into details: here is a screenshot, of why I
understand my marked.
For example the 21 is a birthday of somebody, it is marked in red.
Are you saying you cannot obtain this behavior?
Exactly. - Your screenshot is from Xemacs? That
On Wed Nov 27 2013 Joseph Mingrone wrote:
The only piece missing, from my perspective, is that these days
aren't marked in the calendar like they would be for an equivalent
anniversary created in the diary. Am I missing a function that
could be added to a calendar hook to have these BBDB
On Tue Nov 26 2013 Joseph Mingrone wrote:
It's useful being able to have BBDB anniversaries show up in the Org
agenda following section 10.3.1 of the Org manual. The only problem
with putting the anniversaries in BBDB instead of the diary is that the
dates aren't marked in the calendar and
.
2013-11-16 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* configure.ac: Increase BBDB version number to 3.0.50.
2013-11-16 Christian Egli christian.e...@sbs.ch
* Makefile.am: New target elpa.
* lisp/bbdb-pkg.el.in: New file for elpa.
* configure.ac, .gitignore: Handle
On Wed Oct 9 2013 Sean Sieger wrote:
The Makefiles in emacs/lisp/ and leim/ use the unmsys--file-name
function to overcome the problem in the MinGW environment. Could
you make this change, please? It's a no-op for any OS but
Windows.
Note that unmsys--file-name is a new function that is
On Sat Nov 16 2013 Roland Winkler wrote:
On Thu Nov 7 2013 Leo Liu wrote:
If I remember correctly, bbdb-complete-mail (from version 2)
completes email addresses in mail body (i.e. after
mail-header-separator) nicely.
message.el still binds bbdb-complete-mail to M-TAB
On Mon Oct 21 2013 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
Attached, with Uwe's permission, is version 1.1 of his
bbdb-adapt-encrypt package, adapted to work with BBDB version 3.
I tested this successfully with emacs-snapshot (GNU Emacs 24.3.50.1),
its Gnus v5.13 and BBDB version 3.02 (from 2013/05/15).
I
On Sun, Nov 10 2013, Sean Sieger wrote:
Please indulge me,
BBDB's not one of those cumbersome, corner-use-case, libraries
is it?
Why isn't it included in GNU Emacs?
Does it belong in the ELPA?
It's here: git clone git://git.savannah.nongnu.org/bbdb.git
I'd love to include the new BBDB
On Mon Oct 7 2013 Sean Sieger wrote:
In a MinGW Bash shell:
$ make --makefile=./makefile-temp
/bin/cp bbdb-site.el.in bbdb-site.el
/bin/rm -f bbdb-loaddefs.el;
LC_ALL=C emacs --batch --directory=./ -l autoload \
--eval '(setq generated-autoload-file
On Sun Oct 6 2013 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
,
| (defun bbdb/pgp-get-pgp (name address)
| Look up user NAME and ADDRESS in BBDB and return the PGP preference.
| (let* ((record (bbdb-search-simple name address))
| (pgp (and record
|(bbdb-record-getprop record
you the file lisp/bbdb-loaddefs.el that you
should load to use BBDB 3.
I just updated lisp/makefile-temp on savannah, so you should get it
before trying this.
2013-10-06 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/makefile-temp: Add commentary. Copy bbdb-site.el.in to
bbdb-site.el
On Sun Oct 6 2013 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
thanks for the prompt reply! I was wondering if I need to register the
xfield somewhere.
No. Either a record has the xfield, or it doesn't, that's all you need.
Test Name
mail: t...@example.org
pgp-mail: sign
On Wed Sep 25 2013 Esben Stien wrote:
I'm trying to disable bbdb-3 pop-up in gnus, but the following seems to
have no effect.
The defaults of BBDB 3 are such that they make BBDB the least
obtrusive possible. So how did you configure BBDB to work with gnus?
Then, what behavior do you
On Tue Aug 20 2013 Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
Is there a way to say the foo field should not be displayed in the
*BBDB* buffer? I had a look at the bbdb-* variables but couldn't find a
likely candidate …
See element omit of bbdb-layout-alist.
On Wed Aug 7 2013 Christian Egli wrote:
I have some code which helps in creating an ELPA package based on the
earlier work to migrate to autotools.
Can you have a look at
https://github.com/egli/bbdb/commit/8057095e5bef7826ce3cd2089a0d0168243a9e5f
Thank you, Christian, I'll look at it.
On Mon Jul 29 2013 Brett Presnell wrote:
I can't say exactly how long this has been going on, but my old
way of configuring and installing bbdb v3 locally in my own
account doesn't work anymore. In particular, I rather miss the
--with-emacs configure option and I used to use the
2013-07-28 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* m4/emacs_vm.m4: Define conditional VM unconditionally.
BBDB is available at
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/bbdb/
To check it out, use
git clone git://git.savannah.nongnu.org/bbdb.git
2013-07-27 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* m4/emacs_vm.m4, m4/package_date.m4: New files.
* configure.ac: Use them. Use brackets for AC_PREREQ. Define
macro directory. Use Automake options -Wall and gnu.
* autgogen.sh: Simplify. Use option --force
On Fri Jul 19 2013 Julien Cubizolles wrote:
Change the line in configure.ac that requires automake 1.13 to your
version of automake and see whether you can build BBDB.
There is no such file.
??? Are we talking about the same thing? In the BBDB git repository
on savannah, there is certainly
I have further cleaned up the usage of autoconf and automake.
2013-07-18 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
Clean up usage of automake and autoconf.
* lisp/bbdb-version.el.in: New file.
* lisp/bbdb.el, lisp/Makefile.am: Use it.
* configure.ac: Use AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR
On Thu Jul 18 2013 Julien Cubizolles wrote:
On Ubuntu 13.04, autogen.sh won't run:
require Automake 1.14, but have 1.11.6
Is such a recent automake really needed ?
I changed this to Automake 1.13, but I have little doubt that 1.11
will fail, the reason being that the automake elisp interface
by BBDB.
The BBDB TeX files are no longer installed in the TeX path, which
was always a fragile installation. Now, instead, they go into
${datadir} which defaults to /user/local/share/bbdb.
If these files reside elsewhere you need to configure
bbdb-print-tex-path accordingly.
2013-07-17 Roland Winkler
, the change should not be
noticable.
The other patch lets BBDB handle a new bbdb-file more carefully.
2013-07-07 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb-mua.el (bbdb-mua-auto-update): Use bbdb-pop-up-layout.
2013-07-07 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* lisp/bbdb.el (bbdb-buffer
On Thu Jun 6 2013 Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
I want BBDB3 to search (and, if exists, add new email addresses) when
reading mail in Gnus; and when sending mail, always create a new entry
if it doesn't exist already. I thought
(setq bbdb-update-records-p 'update
On Wed Jun 5 2013 Ivan Kanis wrote:
Pressing : in a gnus article added the expeditor's e-mail address if
it didn't exist in the database.
Do you initialize
(bbdb-initialize 'gnus)
I had a look at bbdb-snarf.el and bbdb-gnus.el but could not find the
feature.
See bbdb-insinuate-gnus in
On Thu Jun 6 2013 Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
bbdb-record-name([nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil [nil nil nil nil nil nil]
nil])
I cannot reproduce this. Here you have a new record where the cache
is in the wrong element.
I'm on BBDB version 3.02 ($Date: 2013/05/15 13:17:58 $)
Could it be
On Thu Jun 6 2013 Ivan Kanis wrote:
Now I see that C-u : does what I expect.
Wouldn't it be better to propose to add if no records are found? I might
send a patch if you are interested.
See bbdb-mua-update-interactive-p. It has been my intention to make
the default the least aggressive. But
On Tue May 28 2013 Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
Could the organization field, instead of being a string, actually be a
link (or a search-string) to a separate record? Then when you display an
individual record that links to that organization, there could be a
display-only, virtual work address shown
On Tue May 28 2013 Philip Hudson wrote:
No idea if this is feasible, but the thought occurs to me: how about
using the auto-complete framework? Or pcomplete?
If one needs to update an address that occurs multiple times, it
would be nice if this can be done for all records simultaneously.
On Tue May 28 2013 Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
Yup, I think changes would be confined to bbdb.el.
...and bbdb-com.el
The latter contains the user interface for creating and editing BBDB
records, and this is possibly the trickier part. Having fancy
editing and printing functions is one thing. But
On Mon May 27 2013 Gijs Hillenius wrote:
Very happy user of bbdb, but one with a one long-standing question.
Consider two or three records, that share some information,
Me too, I have been annoyed by this. Yet you did not miss anything.
Currently BBDB does not allow that multiple records share
verbose.
2013-05-26 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
* configure.ac: Remove option --enable-developer.
* lisp/Makefile.in, lisp/makefile-temp: Remove HUSHMAKE and
PUSHPATH. Use emacs options --quick and --directory.
2013-05-26 Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org
i actualy try to implement it in my Debian+emacs+wanderlust+bbdb
setup with owncloud as carddav sever
Are you using BBDB with wanderlust? How?
I thought it should not be too difficult to add support for it to BBDB.
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