Re: Switching backends

Many thanks to all respondents. I think I've got it, but until I try I can't be sure :-/ Quoth Kai Grossjohann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > This seems somewhat obvious, though, so I'm not sure if it really > helps. It certainly does help. There's something about Gnus (probably the fact that it is so

Re: Switching backends

On Wed, May 02 2007, Kai Grossjohann wrote: > Secondly, you can turn off topics mode in the group buffer, sort the > groups such that all nnfolder groups are together, then record a > keyboard macro that does the following: [...] i guess that's more or less what the code I've posted in

make a group invisible

Hi, My Gnus use to hide group with zero new articles. However a few groups just became always visible suddenly and the 'visible' parameter is set to nil. Ideas? Best, -- Leo (GPG Key: 9283AA3F) ___ info-gnus-english mailing

Re: Switching backends

Sebastian Tennant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Switching backends isn't a problem, but how to perform the migration > of already 'processed' mail? Create new nnml equivalents of old nnfolder groups. Enter an nnfolder group. If you care about the order in which the articles will be moved, then re-

indentation help

I need to add a line to my .emacs file for java code so that I can indent concatenated long Strings as follows: FROM THIS: String description = "this is a really long description " + "that I need to put on two lines."; TO THIS (with next line indented two spaces): String description = "this is a

Re: indentation help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I need to add a line to my .emacs file for java code so that I can > indent concatenated long Strings as follows: > > TO THIS (with next line indented two spaces): > String description = "this is a really long description " + > "that I need to put on two lines."; What

Re: indentation help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I need to add a line to my .emacs file for java code so that I can > indent concatenated long Strings as follows: You should ask your question in gnu.emacs.help. This newsgroup, gnu.emacs.gnus, is specifically for the Gnus mail/news reader written for the emacs platfor

Re: Switching backends

Sebastian Tennant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'd like to switch backends and migrate all my old nnfolder mail to > nnml (for ease of indexing). First of all, you can keep your old nnfolder folders and migrate them on a case-by-case basis, as needed. Secondly, you can turn off topics mode in t

Switching backends

Belated happy International Worker's Day, I'd like to switch backends and migrate all my old nnfolder mail to nnml (for ease of indexing). Switching backends isn't a problem, but how to perform the migration of already 'processed' mail? As nnfolder uses mbox format, I considered copying the nnfo