On Wednesday, January 23, 2002 at 17:57:11, Ola Fredin wrote:
I'm currently using vm 7.01 under GNU Emacs 20.X. I have trouble getting the
latest version of bbdb to cooperate with vm. As soon as I add
(bbdb-insinuate-vm) into my .vm file vm stops working. I get various error
messages
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 13:49:37 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jari Aalto+mail.emacs)
said:
I do not use VM, so loading bbdb-hooks.el fails. Here is a
slightly more intelligent code.
Thanks. I wondered what had gone wrong here. Could someone modify this
to detect whether rmail is installed
-function 'bbdb-refile-notes-default-merge-function
bbdb-refile-notes-generate-alist '((creation-date . bbdb-refile-notes-string-least)
(timestamp . bbdb-refile-notes-string-most))
bbdb-save-db-timeout nil
bbdb-send-mail-style 'vm
bbdb-silent-running nil
bbdb
ve had prior reports, and a
note on my TODO list, that the cygwin build doesn't run cleanly. Also,
you should be doing make vm bbdb, not just make vm. And finally, to
the best of my knowledge you currently need a vm source tree to build
BBDB, although this may have changed.
(bbdb-insinuate-vm
ist, that the cygwin build doesn't run cleanly. Also,
you should be doing make vm bbdb, not just make vm. And finally, to
the best of my knowledge you currently need a vm source tree to build
BBDB, although this may have changed.
(bbdb-insinuate-vm)
This function is defined in bbdb-vm. What hap
Hi,
I'm trying to use vm and emacs to read my mail. I want
to use bbdb as an address book. This is with NTEmacs
20.7 on a Pentium Pro machine running Windows NT 4.0
with SP6a. Both vm and bbdb are the most recent
versions (6.92 and 2.32 respectively).
I had posted a similar message
On Thursday, February 1 2001 08:48:38, Frank Morawietz wrote:
[...]
I tried Albert's suggestion to revert to the old version and so far it
works fine, i.e. no problems with FSF Emacs. No more undesired pop-ups.
I have committed a fix and here is the diff + an addon ...
when you still have
Hi David,
I do indeed have the same problem under Emacs 20.7.1, VM 6.90, BBDB
2.2.
I have the same variables set, i.e. bbdb-use-pop-up to "nil" and
vm-preview-lines set to "t" and the BBDB buffer pops up all the
time. But since I defined the *BBDB* buffer to be a special
Robert Fenk writes:
From: Robert Fenk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: BBDB 2.2/VM interaction
Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2001 13:07:03 +
On Thursday, February 1 2001 08:48:38, Frank Morawietz wrote:
[...]
I tried Albert's suggestion to revert to the old version and so
I've just upgraded to BBDB 2.2. It seems to be working fine, except
for the following problem when using VM:
When I invoke vm-next-message in the VM summary buffer, I am
accustomed to seeing the next message preview (I have vm-preview-lines
set to "t"). I don't like to see the bbdb record, so
that talked about how to avoid creating records if a
specific header in the mail message matched an expression.
[...]
bbdb/vm-snarf-all doesn't seem to do anything at present. (It does
show the results of bbdb-show-all-recipients, but doesn't do the
prompting for creation of the former.)
I see you have
On Saturday, September 9 2000 00:44:02, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
Thanks to Kai Großjohann and Robert Fenk for their suggestions
regarding the question that I asked.
[...]
bbdb/vm-snarf-all doesn't seem to do anything at present. (It does
show the results of bbdb-show-all-recipients
to create records if they
don't exist.
Okay. I've got a few patches ready to check in, to implement the
following:
* pressing : will create a record if necessary when showing a
sender. This is 2.00.06 behaviour which went missing when Robert
improved on the old VM interface code.
* bbdb/vm-show
Thanks to Kai Großjohann and Robert Fenk for their suggestions
regarding the question that I asked.
I noticed only recently that I cannot add address manually using ':'
anymore. It used to say 'xxx not in the db, rectify...', now it
says 'unperson'. This is bound to bbdb/vm-show-sender
On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
Is it possible for it to scan the recipients to add their addresses
manually?
There is M-x bbdb-show-all-recipients RET but you have to be in the
buffer with the message (not in the summary buffer).
kai
--
I like BOTH kinds of music.
I am using a recent copy of BBDB from CVS and VM 6.76 in Emacs 20.7.
I have set the option for BBDB not to automatically add addresses that
it encounters. Given that, how do I make it add addresses that it sees
in a VM message? I know that I can add the sender using ';'. Is it
possible for it to
the created frame).
;; vm 5.8x has odd behavior with bbdb when creating frames.
(defadvice vm-visit-folder (around vm-visit-folder-suppress-bbdb first activate)
"temporarily disable bbdb-use-pop-up"
(let
((bbdb-use-pop-up nil))
ad-do-it)
(bbdb/vm-pop-up-bbdb-buffer t)
)
1363,1381
(format "%s %s" name net)
+ ;; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/94
+ ;; added this so that hooks get run properly when sending mail from
+ ;; vm invoked by bbdb.
+ (defun bbdb-vm-mail-internal (optional buffer-name to subject in-reply-to cc
+references newsgroups)
+ "
j M-TAB is bound to bbdb-complete-name when I use C-x m, but not when
j I start up a mail buffer from VM. Does anyone have a ready fix for
j this?
I have a single line in my `~/.vm', which goes
(define-key vm-mail-mode-map "\M-\C-i" 'bbdb-complete-name)
This is rather better than frobbing
Reuven I tried the patch, and it doesn't seem to change anything -- replying
Reuven to a message in VM (using `r') and typing M-TAB at the CC header still
Reuven produces the error message, "No tags table loaded. Try M-x
Reuven visit-tags-table."
I was assuming you installed your key overrides
Emmett Hogan writes:
Hi All,
(Please respond to me and not the list, as I may not have been added
to the mailing list yet).
I have just gotten the latest versions of BBDB and VM, and I am now
having a bit of a problem...basically I keep getting the following
error
Start VM on an arbitrary folder." t)
(autoload 'vm-visit-virtual-folder "vm" "Visit a VM virtual folder." t)
(autoload 'vm-mode "vm" "Run VM major mode on a buffer" t)
(autoload 'vm-mail "vm" "Send a mail message using VM." t)
(autoload
got this backtrace when entering VM..
i dunno enough too figure it out:
Signalling: (error "mail-extr returned \"\" as name")
signal(error ("mail-extr returned \"\" as name"))
error("mail-extr returned \"\" as name")
bbdb-an
I get the following pb when starting vm (5.64) with bbdb-insinuate-vm (1.50) in
.vm and using jka-comp19 (0.8).
Signalling: (error "Reading from killed buffer")
eval-buffer(#killed buffer)
(progn (setq lbuf (get-buffer lbufname)) (if lbuf (set-buffer lbuf) (setq lbuf ...)
(set-b
Francois Felix Ingrand writes:
In short, jka-compr19 seems to get confused by the fact that
vm loads .vm which load bbdb-vm which require vm There is
a loop here...
There should be no loop. (require 'vm) is satisfied before
vm-load-init-file is called.
I am not sure what
Jost Krieger writes:
: What is the word on bbdb and new vm versions ?
: There seems to be a problem in finding a hook,
: I can't get bbdb to pop up while reading mail.
Under VM, BBDB will only pop up its window when you unroll (SPACE)
the message. I would have really liked BBDB
What is the word on bbdb and new vm versions ?
There seems to be a problem in finding a hook,
I can't get bbdb to pop up while reading mail.
--
Jost Krieger, Rechenzentrum der Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum
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