Re: Simple adaptive scoring question

* Kai.Grossjohann <at> CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE  on Wed, 30 Jun 1999
| So why is adaptive scoring on in that one group and off in all others?

Because one of your score files has something that looks like 

        (adapt t)

in it?

Re: mm-uu handles forwarded messages (patch: 89-zsh3+2)

>>>>> "Edward" == Edward J Sabol <sabol <at> alderaan.gsfc.nasa.gov> writes:

Edward> RMAIL uses "^------- Start of forwarded message -------$" for
Edward> begin and "^------- End of forwarded message -------$" for the
Edward> end marker. Could you add support for those as well
Edward> (especially since RMAIL is part of Emacs)?

Edward> Would this work?

Edward> (defconst mm-uu-forward-begin-line "^-+ \\\(Start of f\\\|F\\\)orwarded message")

Edward> or just

Edward> (defconst mm-uu-forward-begin-line "^-+ \\\(Start of \\\)?Forwarded message")

Thanks. 

Edward> if you're sure case-fold-search will always be non-nil.

I've added it into functions.

1999-07-01  Shenghuo ZHU  <zsh <at> cs.rochester.edu>

	* mm-uu.el (mm-uu-forward-begin-line): New variable.
	(mm-uu-forward-end-line): New variable.
	(mm-uu-begin-line): Handle forwarded message.
	(mm-uu-identifier-alist): Ditto.
	(mm-uu-dissect): Ditto.

Re: Simple adaptive scoring question

Kai.Grossjohann <at> CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE writes:

> I turned on adaptive scoring for a newsgroup some time ago, and for
> the life of me I can't figure out how I did that!
> 
> Saying `G c' on the group does not reveal anything useful (there does
> not seem to be a parameter for adaptive scoring).
> 
> Searching my ~/.gnus file for "adapt" and "score" does not reveal
> anything useful either.

You should search the SCORE files.

"followup" scoring is also implemented using adaptive scoring.
--
Yair Friedman.

Re: enable-multibyte-characters

wmperry <at> aventail.com (William M. Perry) writes:

> Does it do anything in XEmacs?  Or is it just there for compatiblity?  We
> need to make sure the net connection is in raw binary mode.

        It doesn't do anything (appart from breaking code that beleive it's
there for good reasons). It's just here for compatibility with GNU Emacs.

        We had a discussion about this on xemacs-review. I and Hrvoje are for
simply removing it. Steve introduced it first and I don't think I've yet
convinced him that it's bad to have this variable around.

        What's sure however is that code that's supposed to be compatible with 
the two flavors of Emacs shouldn't even be aware of its eXistenZ under XEmacs.

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Re-post: Problem with pgnus

I'm posting this again as I got no response or comment last time, and
this seems to be a semi-serious issue. Any clues where to start
edebugging?

From: Lee Willis <lee <at> gbdirect.co.uk>
Subject: Problem with pgnus (Various versions ...)
Date: 1999-06-16 13:10:43 GMT

I've got a problem with pgnus (Currently v0.88 but I don't think it's
version dependent, and may even be present in gnus)

I come into work and start pgnus, it reads all my new mail, filters it
beautifully, and shows me which groups have new mail. If I press L I see
all groups regardless of whether or not they have unread mail *except*
for one. This group doesn't show up at all until it receives more new
mail or until I 'touch' the file that pgnus reads from (In this case
~/mail/Fvwm-Dev). I can't see anything wrong with the active or
.newsrc.eld files but then again I wouldn't be too sure what exactly to
look for. I have seen this behaviour before with another group. I solved
it by deleting the group and recreating it (Losing all the mail in that
folder, I couldn't be bothered preserving it!). 

Any ideas where I should start looking to find the problem?

Restore broken multipart headers (patch: 89-zsh5)

If you get a multipart message but the MIME headers are removed by
some agent, this patch enables pgnus display it as original one by
pressing 'W M r' or clicking menu 'Article/MIME/Broken multipart'.

1999-07-01  Shenghuo ZHU  <zsh <at> cs.rochester.edu>

	* gnus-art.el (article-restore-broken-multipart): New function.
	* gnus-sum.el: Add menu and key.

--

-- 
Shenghuo

Re: Simple adaptive scoring question

Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox <at> peorth.gweep.net> writes:

  > * Kai.Grossjohann <at> CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE  on Wed, 30 Jun 1999
  > | So why is adaptive scoring on in that one group and off in all others?
  > 
  > Because one of your score files has something that looks like 
  >         (adapt t)
  > in it?

Bingo!  Thanks a bundle!

kai
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Life is hard and then you die.

dict.el

I was getting tired up looking things up in a dead-wood dictionary
(see the headers for details), so I whipped up a thing to look words
up in a local Webster database.  I've put the results at
<URL:http://quimby.gnus.org/elisp/dict.el>.  Now, to use the thing,
you need the Webster database as well, and I have absolutely no idea
where one can find that.  Certainly not as
<URL:http://quimby.gnus.org/elisp/webster.tgz>, since that would be
naughty, the dictionary being copyrighted and all and me not being a
WaReZ person.  And if it were there, I'm sure it would disappear
pretty soon in any case, and I'm sure no-one would download it before
it was deleted, if it was there, which it isn't.

Carry on.  Nothing to see here.

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  larsi <at> gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: dict.el

Darn; I forgot to ask what I was going to ask.

How does one display phonetic characters in (X)Emacs?  The dictionary
has stuff like "k{a:}n-'kr{e-}t, 'k{a:}n-.", but I would like the real 
stuff, since I actually can kinda read IPA (I think they're called)
characters.  

--

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  larsi <at> gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: Restore broken multipart headers (patch: 89-zsh5)

"ZSH" == Shenghuo ZHU writes:

 ZSH> If you get a multipart message but the MIME headers are removed
 ZSH> by some agent, this patch enables pgnus display it as original
 ZSH> one by pressing 'W M r' or clicking menu 'Article/MIME/Broken
 ZSH> multipart'.

But there already exists something very similar:
gnus-summary-repair-multipart (`K m' in summary buffer).

so imho only one of these functions should be left (i do not like that
gnus-summary-repair-multipart always tries to replace an article).

	Best regards, -- Vladimir.