> Scoring is reasonably high on my TODO list. It is already half > implemented,
I can send you the score documentation. Documentation is always half the battle. > but we still (after 2 years of speaking about it) don't have a > database to store message metadata and this should be done first. If you > know of any C++ programmers with free time on their hand don't hesitate to > recommend them to join the effort :-/ I can do the programming part, but alas not the time part right now. :-( I'd look at using XML type storage. That would make it much easier to import, export, search, and change. > single person (no, I don't forget the contributions of all the others which > were very helpful in the past - but we're speaking about implementing new > features here) can do, unfortunately. And I really like to sleep at least > 6-7 hours a day... Tired programmers make mistakes. So don't give up the sleep, give up the wife and kids, and job instead... > are much less bugs with IMAP than with POP. But then others seem to be > using POP without too much problems (with the latest cvs, there was > a big problem with POP in 0.64). I've been using POP3 with 0.64 on my W2000 machine at work and have not noticed any problems. > Try compilercache, it's supposed to help a lot. I'll take a look. _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
