Level

Level

[Shaun Lipscombe]

`S l' sets the level.  How do I find out what the current level is?

Thanks,

Shaun

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Re: Level

[Karl Kleinpaste]

`G E' will give you an editable buffer for all data related to the
group, the 2nd item of which (just after the name) is its level.

Admittedly, it's a poor way to do a simple query.

Re: Level

[David S. Goldberg]

When you do S l the default it provides is the current level.  Or you
can do a M-: (gnus-group-group-level), or you can do a G e and see it
in there.  Or you can read your .newsrc.eld :-) I prefer the first
method, myself :-)
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Re: Level

[Shaun Lipscombe]

OK, thats sorted that out.... but it seems that all my groups are on
level 3.  I was gonna put my nnml groups on level 1 or 2.  This way I
can just check mail with `1 g' or `2 g'.  I think thats what the group
levels are for.  I read the docs but it said that levels weren't some
nifty feature but, an efficiency feature in that high levels like 9 do
not contain any group information like scores etc.  The ability to
just collect mail would be nice.  Am I on the right track, or barking
up the wrong tree?

Thanks,

Shaun

P.S. Wow, quick reply!

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Re: Level

[Justin Sheehy]

Shaun Lipscombe <shaun.lipscombe@gasops.co.uk> writes:

> I was gonna put my nnml groups on level 1 or 2.  This way I can just
> check mail with `1 g' or `2 g'.

> The ability to just collect mail would be nice.  Am I on the right
> track

Yes, that is exactly what I and several others use group levels for.

-Justin

 

Re: Level

[Shaun Lipscombe]

* "Justin" == Justin Sheehy <dworkin@ccs.neu.edu> writes:

 Justin> Shaun Lipscombe <shaun.lipscombe@gasops.co.uk> writes:
 >> I was gonna put my nnml groups on level 1 or 2.  This way I can
 >> just check mail with `1 g' or `2 g'.

 >> The ability to just collect mail would be nice.  Am I on the right
 >> track

 Justin> Yes, that is exactly what I and several others use group
 Justin> levels for.

Now I know why nndraft:drafts is green ;)

Shaun

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Re: Level

[Randal L. Schwartz]

>>>>> "Shaun" == Shaun Lipscombe <shaun.lipscombe@gasops.co.uk> writes:

Shaun> `S l' sets the level.  How do I find out what the current level is?

I modified my group-line-format:

(setq gnus-group-line-format "%M%S%p%5y: %(%g%) %L\n")

Then the level is in the display all the time. :)

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Re: Level

[Karl Kleinpaste]

merlyn@stonehenge.com (Randal L. Schwartz) writes:
> (setq gnus-group-line-format "%M%S%p%5y: %(%g%) %L\n")

Aw, you're just a piker. :-)

(setq gnus-group-line-format "%M%S%p%P[^%L ?%I !%T] %5y: %(%G%)%l\n")

This shows me level, #dormant, #ticked articles for each, e.g.:
     [^2 ?0 !0]     1: list.ding
And I use %G because I don't need to see methods all over the place.