Re: trivial-cite attribution problem

Re: trivial-cite attribution problem

[Xavier Maillard]

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On  9 sep 2004, Sebastien Kirche wrote:

> Thanks for you snippet : it is a nice sample for me (with the
> multiple and different checks) and gave one solution to check
> for the backend to find that it is mail and not news. That is
> what i was looking for.

This is a way of doing things. But I consider Lisp like others
consider Perl: there are several ways for doing things :).
 
> See ya on EMacsFr ;)

:/ No problem.
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.O.  Xavier Maillard 
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Re: trivial-cite attribution problem

[Sebastien Kirche]

Le 9 sep 2004, Svend Tollak Munkejord a formulé :

> > [about single name problem]
> 
> I have a *vague* memory that I had the same problem, and got the
> following piece of advice.
> 
> (setq mail-extr-ignore-single-names nil)
> 
> Does it help?

Yeah ! :) Just what i need.

> [...]
> 
> I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. Might something
> along the lines of
> 
> (setq gnus-posting-styles
> '(("mail\\.foo"
> 	 (eval
> 	  (setq tc-make-attribution 
> 		'your-favourite-attribution-function)))))
> 
> be useful for you?

It is. It's another sample after Xavier's one. 

I  am  using   posting  styles  to  customize  some   settings  like  ispell
dictionaries  and  headers,  but i  did  not  think  about it  to  customize
attributions.

Okay, i have some code to study :)

Sébastien Kirche