Re: spam.el spam-bogofilter-score

Re: spam.el spam-bogofilter-score

[Ted Zlatanov]

On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, jmt@twilley.org wrote:
>>>>>> "Ted" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:
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> Ted> I mean the messages after the score come from other parts of
> Ted> Gnus, so I can delay them but I can't prevent them.  I think
> Ted> it's due to the redisplay of the article after the score is
> Ted> requested, but I really don't know how to show the score,
> Ted> redisplay the article, and prevent the
> Ted> "Fontifying...Rendering..." messages all at once.
> 
> Could you do something like put the score in the mode line?

That's an excellent idea.  I could actually make the bogofilter (spam)
score one of the items you can print out in the summary buffer for
each article (so you would put it in the formatting string).  But then
it would be slow to display a summary buffer if the bogofilter score
evaluation is slow.

So, my question is: can a formatting parameter in the summary buffer
be "lazily" evaluated, so it's "N/A" until someone explicitly asks for
the spam score of the article?  I hope I'm expressing myself clearly.

This would be a cool thing to have, I think.

Ted

Re: spam.el spam-bogofilter-score

[Jack Twilley]

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>>>>> "Ted" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

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Ted> So, my question is: can a formatting parameter in the summary
Ted> buffer be "lazily" evaluated, so it's "N/A" until someone
Ted> explicitly asks for the spam score of the article?  I hope I'm
Ted> expressing myself clearly.

I don't know, but you could use logic like this:

set value to N/A
set timer for N seconds
attempt to generate score
if score generated before timer expires, set value to score

Ted> This would be a cool thing to have, I think.

Totally.

Ted> Ted

Jack.
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