On Tuesday, September 12 2000 20:50:29, Ronan Waide wrote:
> You may want to check if editing fields still works after this. I
> suspect it may well break for fields below "notes".
This changes only the order of the elided display, therefore
it does not harm the editing (AFAIS). However this
shou
stanislav shalunov writes:
> So, how are the users expected to set the thing so that they see the
> notes that tell them who the hell a particular person is rather than
> rarely used to send email phone numbers?
(setq bbdb-pop-up-elided-display '(list of fields you do not want in VM))
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Colin
On September 12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> but I well you might also change the function
> bbdb-format-record as indicated by the diff below,
> which might do what you desire.
You may want to check if editing fields still works after this. I
suspect it may well break for fields below "notes".
Ch
On Tuesday, September 12 2000 00:22:08, stanislav shalunov wrote:
[...]
> Do you set pop-up window to 15 lines and hope everything fits?
> (And have half of your screen estate wasted.)
No, I have set bbdb-elided-display to t and
bbdb-pop-up-target-lines to 5 and usually all the important
records f
Robert Fenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No, I have set bbdb-elided-display to t and
> bbdb-pop-up-target-lines to 5 and usually all the important
> records fit into that.
I basically want to see the notes ("funny-walking bald guy, seen at
conference so-and-so"); phone numbers and list of addre
On Tuesday, September 12 2000 18:43:01, stanislav shalunov wrote:
[...]
> What do you mean? What buttons do you press?
t runs `bbdb-elide-record' maybe we are not talking about
the same thing ...
> > > Or what? Or do you scroll? Is there an easy way to scroll?
> > Have you tried "n" and "p"?
Ronan Waide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Heh. Quite the opposite. Some of the field editing code depends on
> the position of lines in the display.
Argh. And I was already getting addicted.
So, how are the users expected to set the thing so that they see the
notes that tell them who the hell
On September 10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> But: I want to display notes: field always as the second line of any
> record (at least in pop-up), so that I can set that window height to
> 2. With the default settings BBDB doesn't show notes: if there's a
> field like AKA or address.
>
> I'm sure t
I have picked up BBDB 2.00.06 and started using it with Gnus on GNU
Emacs 20.4.
The install was trivial and it works very well. I already cannot
imagine how could I have lived without it before.
But: I want to display notes: field always as the second line of any
record (at least in pop-up), s
