> Good idea. But how about we set the Date: to that directly?
> Currently Twidge doesn't set Date but it sounds useful to do so.
> Your thoughts?
I wrote a small patch that adds this header. I am using it and it
seems to handle the email subproblem.
The associated pull request on github :
https
On 01/13/2011 03:52 AM, Etienne Millon wrote:
Hello,
This is especially annoying when using --mailto, as there is no way to
sort the messages in a MUA.
I suggest adding a 'X-Twidge-update-date' header in the same format as
the 'Date' header so that users can at least sort them properly.
Good
Hello,
This is especially annoying when using --mailto, as there is no way to
sort the messages in a MUA.
I suggest adding a 'X-Twidge-update-date' header in the same format as
the 'Date' header so that users can at least sort them properly.
Cheers
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Joey Hess wrote:
> John Goerzen wrote:
>> The other option is to pipe it through tac, I suppose.
>
> Doesn't work well with the regular output format since messages are
> often multi-line. (tac also buffers the whole input of course)
>
Ah, excellent point about multi-line updates. That would in
John Goerzen wrote:
> The other option is to pipe it through tac, I suppose.
Doesn't work well with the regular output format since messages are
often multi-line. (tac also buffers the whole input of course)
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Joey Hess wrote:
> Package: twidge
> Version: 0.99.4+nmu1
> Severity: wishlist
>
> It feels wrong to me for twidge to output the most recent
> messages first and then back to the oldest.
Part of that is an interface thing, but partly it's also a twitter API
thing. Twitter's API gives you the mo
Package: twidge
Version: 0.99.4+nmu1
Severity: wishlist
It feels wrong to me for twidge to output the most recent
messages first and then back to the oldest.
That format makes sense in the web because you show up at the top
of a web site and read from there. But in a terminal the newest,
topmost
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