Re: Problems with names containing non-english characters

In message: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Miroslav Fikar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: : > FSF emacs 21.1 does this w/o a hassle. :-) : > : > Warner : : Well, I can confirm that the problems are still there. : GNU Emacs 21.1.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, Xaw3d scroll bars) of 2001-11-20 on :

Re: Problems with names containing non-english characters

In message: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Niklas Morberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: : BBDB 2.34 and emacs 21.1 on Win2k. : : Although people have _not_ changed their name, BBDB thinks : that they have. The problem occurs if there are non-english : characters in their name which seems to throw

Re: noticed count??

: bbdb-expire helps to auto-expire non-permanent, not recently : accessed records: : : http://www.esperi.demon.co.uk/nix/ : : I have some elisp, bbdb-contact.el, for marking records with : "contacted last" and "contact next" fields which hold dates of : the most recent and the next scheduled c

Re: bbdb + mew

: > So far I've only seen two other problems with mew + bbdb that I didn't : > see with mhe + bbdb. First, when reading a long message, I only see : > the bbdb buffer on the first screen. This isn't so bad, but the : > scroll down happens as if the buffer wasn't there, so I miss some : > text.

Re: bbdb + mew

: I've added this into the main source tree, as it requires minimal : integration. I've also updated the defcustom list in bbdb.el to : include Mew as an option for sending mail. Cool! So far I've only seen two other problems with mew + bbdb that I didn't see with mhe + bbdb. First, when readin

Re: bbdb + mew

Just to followup, I got a copy of bbdb-expire and hacked it a little (I've been keeping timestamps on my records for years, but never wrote a purge progam). I went from 21k records to 9.5k records. My load time went from 35s to 2s, so there's something seriously non-linear in frobnicating. Warn

Re: bbdb + mew

: I am running fsf emacs-21 + mew 2.1 + bbdb 2.32 with most : functionality with: : :ftp://ftp.kippona.net/pub/gnu/emacs/elisp/bbdb-com.patch : bbdb-mew.el : : I don't have "mew-cite-*" hooked to bbdb, and maybe you'll find : other problems. If

Re: WinCE and bbdb sync?

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : Not that I'm aware of. Unless I'm mistaken, you're going to run into : fun Microsoft protocols here. Of course, since I don't have a WinCE : PDA, I have no idea if this is really the case or not. Last I looked, these protocols weren't documente

bbdb + mew

I'm trying to setup emacs 21 + mew 2.0 + bbdb 2.32 to replace a emacs 19 + mhe + bbdb 2.00.01. I found http://t2100cdt.kippona.net/linux/emacs/mew/ which purports to make this easy (at least that's my reading of it. When I'm reading email, I don't see any of the *bbdb* buffer like I used to in t

WinCE and bbdb sync?

Is anybody working on syncing a bbdb database with one on a Windows CE (aka Pocket PC) based PDA? Warner ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bbdb-info BBDB Home Page: http://bbdb.sourceforge.net/

Re: BBDB 2.2 released

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : > ;;; file-version: 3 : Shouldn't be a problem. I checked this before releasing. OK. I'll give it a try and let you know. Now, where did I put my source forge... Warner ___ bbdb-info mailing list

Re: BBDB 2.2 released

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : It should automatically convert the file for you. Just to be on the : safe side, MAKE A BACKUP FIRST. I keep my .bbdb file in CVS :-) I'll do a cvs commit before I try the conversion. Actually, I'll try the conversion on a different machine

Re: BBDB 2.2 released

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : I've offically nailed BBDB-2.2 in CVS. Release notes, freshmeat : uploads, website changes, etc. are still in progress, but... Way cool! I'll have to give it a spin. I do have one question, however. I'm running BBDB version 2.00.01 ($Date:

Re: bbdb and mew

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Chris Beggy writes: : I have a working (but not thoroughly tested) bbdb and mew : installation under Emacs 20.4 which I cobbled together. : Sources, authors(especially Mr. Mitsuo Nishizawa), files : and description can be found at: : : http://t2100cdt.kippona.net

Re: bbdb and mew

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : On September 13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: : > I'm just getting around to looking into mew to replace mh-e since I : > get an interesting amount of MIME mail. Last time I looked deeply at : > this, there was no mew module like there is a mh-e mo

bbdb and mew

I'm just getting around to looking into mew to replace mh-e since I get an interesting amount of MIME mail. Last time I looked deeply at this, there was no mew module like there is a mh-e module. Is that still the case? Warner ___ bbdb-info mailing li

Re: changelog entries/$Log$ tag

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : Any comments? Excellent! I have to disable things like this when I import bbdb into my private CVS tree for local hacking. $Log$ is generally evil and should be avoided. FreeBSD has declared it completely forbidden, as an example, due to the

Re: [bbdb-info] Re: lists moving

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Ronan Waide writes: : before you even see the mail. Leaving them in is an assistance to some : list members; leaving them out is merely satisfying an arbitrary whim : for others. On that basis, I'm leaving them in. The old list didn't have them. It is an arbitrary

Re: [bbdb-info] Re: lists moving

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Viktor Haag writes: : Please don't do that! Some of us filter our email based on : subject contents... (not all my mail packages are as useful as : VM...) Some of us hate them with an unbridaled passion. Warner ___ bbdb-