nntp reading:......

nntp reading:......

[Andy Eskilsson]

The nntp reading message is nifty good so you can keep track of whats
happening, but what happens when the dots extend the length of the
minibuffer? Would it be possible to print a number instead, and maybe
a rough estimation of the speed so I can seeand maybe optimize my
newsreading to times when the link is fast.. sort off?

	/Andy
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Re: nntp reading:......

[Andy Eskilsson]

/ Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> wrote:
| 
| The nntp reading message is nifty good so you can keep track of whats
| happening, but what happens when the dots extend the length of the
| minibuffer? Would it be possible to print a number instead, and maybe
| a rough estimation of the speed so I can seeand maybe optimize my
| newsreading to times when the link is fast.. sort off?

Doh.. looking at the *Messages* buffer reveals following:

NNTP: Receiving headers... 35%
nntp reading.........
NNTP: Receiving headers... 35%
nntp reading.......... [29 times]
NNTP: Receiving headers... 41%
nntp reading..........
NNTP: Receiving headers... 41%
nntp reading.............. [19 times]
NNTP: Receiving headers... 58%
nntp reading................. [7 times]

Humm?? And I don't see the 'Receiving headers'message, it is
overwritten by nntp reading.. who is trying to send me sublimal
messages?? 

	/Andy

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Re: nntp reading:......

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> writes:

> Doh.. looking at the *Messages* buffer reveals following:
> 
> NNTP: Receiving headers... 35%
> nntp reading.........

The "nntp reading..." thingie is there just for debuggin purposes.
It'll be gone when Red Gnus is released.

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Re: nntp reading:......

[Andy Eskilsson]

/ Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> wrote:
| 
| Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> writes:
| 
| > Doh.. looking at the *Messages* buffer reveals following:
| > 
| > NNTP: Receiving headers... 35%
| > nntp reading.........
| 
| The "nntp reading..." thingie is there just for debuggin purposes.
| It'll be gone when Red Gnus is released.

Howzabout a speed gauge? An approximation of the speed of incoming
data/articles?

	/Andy

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Re: nntp reading:......

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> writes:

> | The "nntp reading..." thingie is there just for debuggin purposes.
> | It'll be gone when Red Gnus is released.
> 
> Howzabout a speed gauge? An approximation of the speed of incoming
> data/articles?

Uhm...  Well, that's a possibility.  Dunno.

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