Harry Putnam writes:
Hi Harry,
>>> I would like to defun a function that can toggles a given thread as
>>> the ">" is hard to use on my keyboard.
>>
>> I have such a function:
>>
>> (defun th-next-line-invisible-p ()
>> "Return non-nil, if the line after POS starts invisible.
>> POS defaults t
Tassilo Horn writes:
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> You would bind `th-gnus-summary-toggle-show/hide' to some key in
> `gnus-summary-mode-map' just like you did with the other two commands.
> This command is a combination of both: calling it on a collapsed thread
> will expand it, calling it on a expanded thread coll
Harry Putnam writes:
>> You would bind `th-gnus-summary-toggle-show/hide' to some key in
>> `gnus-summary-mode-map' just like you did with the other two commands.
>> This command is a combination of both: calling it on a collapsed thread
>> will expand it, calling it on a expanded thread collapse
Tassilo Horn writes:
> Harry Putnam writes:
>
>>> You would bind `th-gnus-summary-toggle-show/hide' to some key in
>>> `gnus-summary-mode-map' just like you did with the other two commands.
>>> This command is a combination of both: calling it on a collapsed thread
>>> will expand it, calling it
