Well, my recent discovery was that the variable name change
bbdb-popup-target-lines - bbdb-popup-window-size in BBDB 3.x. They seem
to do the same thing (i.e. setting the target number of lines for the
bbdb-popup window). The default value was 5 but is now 0.5.
You are right. I guess the
On Fri Feb 4 2011 Stefan Monnier wrote:
You are right. I guess the change of the default happened when I
added the code to use not only absolute line numbers but fractions
of the window hight. In general, my personal preference is to use
the latter. I'll be happy to go back to the old
Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org writes:
The doc string of bbdb-pop-up-window-size says:
The doc strings (that's the ones in the lisp code, right?) are good for
BBDB 3.x. It's just that I am used to read the info files to get
up to speed, being a lisp neophyte. But it's a good learning experience!
On Wed Feb 2 2011 Johnny wrote:
Well, my recent discovery was that the variable name change
bbdb-popup-target-lines - bbdb-popup-window-size in BBDB 3.x. They seem
to do the same thing (i.e. setting the target number of lines for the
bbdb-popup window). The default value was 5 but is now 0.5.
On Wed Feb 2 2011 Johnny wrote:
Roland Winkler wink...@gnu.org writes:
Further, I don't understand how to get the bbdb/gnus-show-sender to add
unknown addresses;
[snip]
However, browsing the lisp code, I assume that the following is actually
invoked (?) which seems to simply return
As I am occasionaly fiddling around with the new BBDB (3.02) to get a
nice set-up and using the old documentation to get around, every now and
then I encounter the changes in e.g. parameter names. I guess the new
version will reside on Savannah also in the future (and not Sourceforge
that seems to
