>>>>> Ronan Waide writes:
Waider> On December 21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>> Is it possible to revert BBDB? The situation is as follows:
>>
>> I answer a letter with a special attribution, specific to that
>> particular occasion (actually the quoted passages I leave in my answer
>> belong to person different from the sender, thus the attribution is
>> quite specific). But after using that specific attribution, the kind
>> BBDB would start to bbdb-offer-save whenever I want to save or exit
>> Gnus; also, there may occur a real change which I'd like to save.
Waider> I'm not sure I follow what you're asking. Can you give an example?
Hm, the example is in the second paragraph above. To summarize:
1) I use BBDB with supercite;
2) in an answer to a letter I use an occasional attribution, specific
to that particular answer, _and which I do not want to save;_
3) but BBDB keeps offering me to save it whenever I save or exit Gnus;
OTOH some useful information may intervene, and I cannot record it
without saving the unwanted attribution.
Of course I can exit Emacs without saving BBDB. Or I can save and
then remove the change manually. But these are not civilized means.
What I would expect is either a quit without save, or (better) a
"revert BBDB" (discard the internal BBDB data and reload BBDB from the
file).
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Sergei
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