Hello,
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> That just sounds like you're not using gnus-search at all. What's your
> value of `gnus-search-use-parsed-queries'? It is nil by default, and my
> guess is you've still got it at nil.
oh, indeed it was nil. Changed it and queries like "since:3d" work now
beautif
Angel de Vicente writes:
> Hello,
>
> Angel de Vicente writes:
>> I will try, though I'm really rusty with Emacs debugging, I will have to
>> refresh my memory..
>
> ok, it was really easy to remember how to use Edebug. What I found is
> that apparently I cannot use "since:3d", "from:angel", etc
Hello,
Angel de Vicente writes:
> I will try, though I'm really rusty with Emacs debugging, I will have to
> refresh my memory..
ok, it was really easy to remember how to use Edebug. What I found is
that apparently I cannot use "since:3d", "from:angel", etc. and instead I
just have to use the ma
Hello,
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> As I read the spec, that's the correct format (actually, mairix could
> also handle the "3d" directly, but there's currently no option to pass
> the unparsed search string through). Can you check on the command line,
> outside of Gnus, and confirm that you see the
Angel de Vicente writes:
>>> You haven't said what search engine you're using, but if it's notmuch:
>>
>> it is ages since I configured this, but I'm not using notmuch, it is
>> just whatever stock method comes with Gnus, *I think*
>
> should be mairix.
>
> my gnus-search-default-engines variable
>> You haven't said what search engine you're using, but if it's notmuch:
>
> it is ages since I configured this, but I'm not using notmuch, it is
> just whatever stock method comes with Gnus, *I think*
should be mairix.
my gnus-search-default-engines variable' value is:
,
| ((nnimap . gnu
Hello,
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> Okay, same test for you! What does this return?
>
> (gnus-search-query-parse-date "3d")
(27 1 2023)
> (gnus-search-parse-query "since:3d")
((since 27 1 2023))
> You haven't said what search engine you're using, but if it's notmuch:
it is ages since I configu
Angel de Vicente writes:
> Hello,
>
> piggypbacking from the thread started by Julien Cubizolles...
>
> I have all my mail in nnml folders, but searching seems really broken
> here. In a folder where I keep all my 2022 mails, if I do
>
> G G since:3d
>
> I get mails for the following dates:
>
> ,
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> Julien Cubizolles writes:
>
>> 'gnus-search-transform seems to be at fault here. It uses
>> '(format-time-string "%e-%b-%Y") where %b returns the "locale’s
>> abbreviated month name" when imap commands expects the english abbreviated
>> month name.
>
> It's working wi
Hello,
piggypbacking from the thread started by Julien Cubizolles...
I have all my mail in nnml folders, but searching seems really broken
here. In a folder where I keep all my 2022 mails, if I do
G G since:3d
I get mails for the following dates:
,
| O (20-Jan-2022) ( 11k)
| O (02-Fe
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> 'gnus-search-transform seems to be at fault here. It uses
> '(format-time-string "%e-%b-%Y") where %b returns the "locale’s
> abbreviated month name" when imap commands expects the english abbreviated
> month name.
It's working with the attached patch. I'm not sure th
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
>
>> We'll have to get closer to the IMAP server, then.
Actually we don't. I didn't pay enough attention to the results of the
previous test you suggested:
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(gnus-search-transfo
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