[mew-dist 22372] Fw: [mew-release 00074] Mew 3.1

Mew 3.1 has been released.

--Kazu

Hello guys,

We are pleased to inform you that Mew 3.1 has finally been
released. It is available as follows:

	ftp://ftp.mew.org/pub/Mew/release/mew-3.1.tar.gz

In short, this version supports IMAP/NNTP and all combinations of
cases and each protocols. Please read 00diff, 00readme, and info for
more information.

If you cannot upgrade to Mew 3.1, you should upgrade to Mew 2.3 since
Mew 2.2 has security problems. It is available as follows:

	ftp://ftp.mew.org/pub/Mew/release/mew-2.3.tar.gz

Lastly we would like to thank all contributors for making this work
possible.

[mew-int 01167] updating IMAP folders ...

 I've a imap folder, which i also access by other means.
Once i delete from other mail client, even doing M-3-Z 
doesn't delete the item from mew's cache. What is the
key for doing 'full update of imap folder'.

 Or i 've to clear cache directly ?

--Vardhan

[mew-int 01168] Re: updating IMAP folders ...

From: Vardhan Varma <vardhan <at> cadence.com>
Subject: [mew-int 01167] updating IMAP folders ...

>  I've a imap folder, which i also access by other means.
> Once i delete from other mail client, even doing M-3-Z 
> doesn't delete the item from mew's cache. What is the
> key for doing 'full update of imap folder'.

"3Z" updates the list of folders only. There is no way to delete the
entire folder at this moment.

>  Or i 've to clear cache directly ?

Yes.

--Kazu

[mew-int 01169] RE: updating IMAP folders ...

> "3Z" updates the list of folders only. There is no way to delete the
> entire folder at this moment.

 It's rather a 'sync' and not 'delete'.

  Just curious .. are IMAP and NNTP not the 'hot' things for developrs
to work on ?

--Vardhan

[mew-int 01170] Re: updating IMAP folders ...

From: "Vardhan Varma" <vardhan <at> cadence.com>
Subject: RE: [mew-int 01167] updating IMAP folders ...

>  It's rather a 'sync' and not 'delete'.

Are you talking about cached messages, not a folder itself?

If so, type "s" + "sync" on your target folder.

--Kazu

[mew-int 01171] colorizing the summary buffer?

Is there an easy way to add colors to summary buffer? I would my
format to include different colors to distinguish the columns, but I
couldn't figure out how to do it.

Zach

[mew-int 01172] Re: colorizing the summary buffer?

From: Zach Beane <xach <at> gwi.net>
Subject: [mew-int 01171] colorizing the summary buffer?
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 17:05:13 -0500 (EST)

> Is there an easy way to add colors to summary buffer? I would my
> format to include different colors to distinguish the columns, but I
> couldn't figure out how to do it.

I   think   what   you    search   is   in   contrib   directory   :
mew-fancy-summary.el

--
Sergio

[mew-int 01173] Re: Mew 3.1

From: Kazu Yamamoto
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 16:22:15 +0900 (JST)

> Mew 3.1 has been released.

Congratulations (-;

BTW, I'm looking through the new info files and I have some
suggestions.

Not to duplicate effort though, I thought I'd try to see whether there
are more up-to-date info files somewhere.  I checked out 'current' via
anonymous cvs, but I only see info files for an older version of Mew.

Is there some place from which I can obtain more recent info files for
Mew?

[mew-int 01174] mew-sinfo-get-case only returns nil...

Hi,

In Mew 3.1, after I set a case w/ "C" to something other than
"default" and I use "g" (mew-summary-goto-folder) in Summary mode, I
keep getting "+inbox" as the default in the prompt of the minibuffer.

FWIW, my mew-config-alist is not empty (I get a list of things when I
attempt to use completion after "C"), and each of my non-default cases
has something defined for "inbox-folder".

Tracing through `mew-summary-goto-folder' I noticed that
`mew-sinfo-get-case' returns nil -- apparently w/ no regard to what my
case has been set to using "C".

I've also tried invoking `mew-sinfo-get-case' at various random times
using M-:, but so far I've only seen it return nil.

As an experiment, I tried binding the value of `case' to one of my
cases manually while stepping through `mew-summary-goto-folder' using
edebug -- the result was that the correct inbox-folder was shown in
the prompt.

I would have tried to track this issue further, but
`mew-sinfo-get-case' is one of those things that's difficult to debug
as it appears to be a dynamically defined function [1].

Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?  

Thanks for any help.

[mew-int 01176] Re: limitations on character usage in config names?

I wrote:
> 
> I have not been able to access $inbox for one of my cases, 

I should have been clearer -- by "not been able to access", I meant
that when I try to specify $inbox in the minibuffer, I get the an
error message saying that such a folder does not exist.  FWIW,
Completion after typing $ at the minibuffer does not work either.