Paul Sandoz wrote:
It would solve multiple email in some way
but which email address takes priority if
order cannnot be guranteed?
Does it matter?
I did consider adding another field to the
card-ldap table which was an index. So
Paul Sandoz wrote:
Wanted to run by some things i think are required
for the Mozilla address book to cater for organisational
(LDAP) and '10K' address books i.e. address books
with so many cards it is not feasible to list all cards.
o Need
Dan Mosedale wrote:
It would be interesting to see any GUI ideas you have.
See my post dated Thu, 8 Mar 2001 08:31:49 -0800 (PST) where I quoted
MPT's ASCII art.
(I'm sub'd via email so I don't have a link to the usenet post)
To be clear, though, we're talking about searching in addressbooks
Dan Mosedale wrote:
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Example:
(name == "X" nickname == "Y") ||
(email 'contains' "ZSxsxZ" || !(fax="123"))
Note sure how to do it beyond creating interfaces to
cater for statements and operators i.e. defining
Paul Sandoz wrote:
It is possible to extend expression types to include
an N peer boolean expression that contains a list of
expressions and applies the same operator to each.
Like a 'flatened' part of a binary tree:
'if (a | b | c | d)' instead of
