On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 01:34:36 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time) Alan G Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AGI> Actually when I started thinking about this, I started wondering AGI> more and more if it might not be very cool to allow setting marks AGI> in a very general way. AGI> AGI> Right now ctrl-I is redundant with * I believe. AGI> What if ctrl-I meant set a mark and took a letter argument: AGI> lower case for a single file, upper case for marks that can be shared by AGI> files. Then you could go to a single (marked) file from anywhere AGI> (e.g., with 'a) or to the next marked file (e.g., with 'A). AGI> When virtual folders are implemented, the shared marks could allow AGI> powerful sorting *within* folders. AGI> AGI> Perhaps too much trouble to implement, but it might be cool, unique, AGI> and useful. E.g., I have about four ongoing conversations at a time AGI> in my NewMail folder, because I they will expire within a week or two AGI> so I don't bother to give them their own folders. Sometimes subjects AGI> and authors are changing. Grouping them with a shared mark could be AGI> very useful. I agree that this is a neat idea. I've had it before, too, although I was thinking more of browser-like bookmarks than vi-like marks (i.e. I thought to have a combobox containing all defined bookmarks somewhere, maybe above or below the folder tree, instead of doing it from keyboard) but we can surely combine the good aspects of both ideas. Could you please add this is as a wish to the bugtracker (maybe after waiting some time to see if nobody else adds any good suggestions)? Thanks, VZ _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
