[mew-int 2508] mew-regex-url tweak

Hi,

In many mails I receive, the URL is directly followed by a punctuation
mark (e.g. ".", ",", ":").  It would be nice if mew-regex-url was not
taking these into account — for example, I have ATM:

(setq mew-regex-url
  (concat mew-regex-url "[/A-Za-z0-9#?=]"))

Maybe it would be convenient for others it something like that was
incorporated in future versions of mew?

Best regards,
ChriS

[mew-int 2509] Re: mew-regex-url tweak

Hello,

> (setq mew-regex-url
>   (concat mew-regex-url "[/A-Za-z0-9#?=]"))
> 
> Maybe it would be convenient for others it something like that was
> incorporated in future versions of mew?

Uhhhm.

I think some URLs contains "." and ",". So, I guess we should not
exclude these characters...

P.S.

In Japanese environment, a punctuation mark does not follow a URL
string because we don't use such marks in Japanese.

--Kazu

[mew-int 2510] Re: mew-regex-url tweak

On Thu, 05 Jun 2008 10:44:22 +0900 (JST), Kazu Yamamoto (山本和彦) wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> > (setq mew-regex-url
> >   (concat mew-regex-url "[/A-Za-z0-9#?=]"))
> > 
> > Maybe it would be convenient for others it something like that was
> > incorporated in future versions of mew?
> 
> I think some URLs contains "." and ",". So, I guess we should not
> exclude these characters...

Yes, but rarely _at_the_end_ (or I have yet to see such URL).

ChriS

[mew-int 2511] Re: mew-regex-url tweak

> Yes, but rarely _at_the_end_ (or I have yet to see such URL).

Ah! I understand.

I will merge it after the release of Mew 6.1.

--Kazu

[mew-int 2512] Fw: [mew-release 89] Mew version 6.1

Hello,

Mew version 6.1 is now available!
Thank you for your contributions!

--Kazu

From: Kazu Yamamoto <kazu <at> iij.ad.jp>
Subject: [mew-release 89] Mew version 6.1
Date: 2008-06-06 02:52:35 GMT

Hello all,

We are pleased to inform you that Mew version 6.1 has been released.
Since Virtual mode is re-designed and many restrictions are removed,
the major version is now 6.

Mew 6.1 now supports Emacs 21.4 or later only. Mew 6.1 doesn't support
earlier versions nor XEmacs.

Please use Emacs 22.x unless you have a particular reason. Mew 6.1
does support Emacs 23.x.

Configuration in "~/.mew.el" has been simplified. All most all old

[mew-int 2513] Re: [mew-dist 28490] Fw: [mew-release 89] Mew version 6.1

> Mew version 6.1 is now available!

Sorry. The URL is:

	http://www.mew.org/Release/mew-6.1.tar.gz

--Kazu

[mew-int 2514] His/her public key is expired or not signed by yourself

hi!

when i try to encrypt an outgoing mail i get this error:

"His/her public key is expired or not signed by yourself"

i tried using gpg and gpg2 as well. from the command line i can
encrypt a message with gpg2 without problem. i can also read incoming
encrypted mail. the Master Password feature of mew also works.

GNU Emacs 22.2.1 (powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu) of 2008-04-27 on
voltaire, modified by Debian

Mew version 5.2.53

i tried following the instructions at
http://www.mew.org/feature/smime.html.en, but i am not sure i need
this, and i don't know how to do this:

"First of all, you should obtain a PKCS 12 file, which includes your
certificate and your secret key, from your company. Let's call this
file "keycert.p12".

please help,

maxigas

[mew-int 2515] Open Document visualisation in Mew

hi!

one of my favourite features of mew is visualisation of M$ documents
right there in my message window, using the wv package.

is there a way to do the same with Open Document files (such as .odf,
etc. -- you know, OpenOffice stuff)?

if now, then with the excellect unoconv package similar functionality
is available, converting to text any OD file, so i guess it would not
be too difficult to make.

maxigas

[mew-int 2516] Re: Open Document visualisation in Mew

Hello,

> if now, then with the excellect unoconv package similar functionality
> is available, converting to text any OD file, so i guess it would not
> be too difficult to make.

Thank you for the idea and good information.

I tried to find unoconv on Mac with the macports package system but
unfortunately I could not found it.

I will try to build the Debian environment but it would take a time.
Please wait.

--Kazu

[mew-int 2517] Re: Open Document visualisation in Mew

hi!

i am happy you are doing this.

you must note that unoconv uses OpenOffice in the background, through
it's UNO bindings. i don't know what are these, but it can be easier
to use the UNO bindings directly than building installing Debian
because of this.. 

here's the quote from the unoconv man page:

DESCRIPTION
       unoconv is a command line utility that can convert any file
       format that OpenOffice can
       import, to any file format that OpenOffice is capable of
       exporting.

       unoconv uses the OpenOffice’s UNO bindings for non-interactive
       conversion of documents
       and therefor needs an OpenOffice instance to communicate
       with. Therefore if it cannot
       find one, it will start its own instance for temporary
       usage. If desired, one can start a
       “listener” instance to use for subsequent connections or even
       for remote connections.

From: Kazu Yamamoto (山本和彦) <kazu <at> iij.ad.jp>
Subject: Re: [mew-int 2515] Open Document visualisation in Mew
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:29:04 +0900 (JST)