Re: [Newbe] Few questions...

[Boris DAIX <Boris.Daix@insa-lyon.fr>]

Niklas Morberg <niklas.morberg@axis.com> writes:

> Boris DAIX <Boris.Daix@insa-lyon.fr> writes:
>
>>    - How to get T H effect ON when I go in Group and Summary buffers
>>      without to have to type it once (I'd prefer hiding empty groups
>>      and threads by default - I use topics in group
>>      buffer) ?
>
> Add this to your .gnus.el file:
>
> (setq gnus-thread-hide-subtree t)

So this is for summary buffer.
It works, but seams not to be equivalent to 'T H' (or it takes effect
only on a part of summary)

> To find information about threads, use the built-in info reader
> in emacs like this:
>
> `C-h i m gnus [RET] i thread [RET]'
>
> (C-h means to press CTRL and h simultaneously.)
>
> Read more on the subject by pressing [SPACE].

Ok

>>    - How to get subject and author inversed in summary buffer (my
>>      gnus-summary-line-format is the default for the moment but it
>>      doesn't contain what I would like to switch...) ?
>
> Again, info is your friend:
>
> `C-h i m gnus [RET] i gnus-summary-line-format [RET] ,'
>
> (The `,' is used to move between index search results.)
>
>>    - Why drafts shown in my group buffer can't be hidden if I read
>>      them/mark them expirable and run the expire process on this group
>>      (the group comes to 0 articles, but if I make g it comes back
>>      like if there were new drafts) ?
>
> You can't mark articles in the nndraft group as read, all
> articles are permanently unread. Use `B [DEL]' if you want
> to delete drafts.

This works fine.

>>    - When I initially launch gnus, how to see all NGs on server (A z,
>>      A k, A l <n> with n=1,2,3 don't show me anything except new NGs
>>      (one or two of them) with A z) without to do B nntp
>>      <my.nntp.entenred.in.dot.gnus) ?
>
> Gnus only shows subscribed newsgroups with new messages. To
> see all subscribed newsgroups press `L'. Does this do what
> you want?

No, I'd like to get all available NGs on my default nntp server
without to use 'B' in group buffer. I don't know if it's even
possible...

>
> Niklas

Boris