On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 17:14:23 -0500 Bob Paddock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
BP> > Scoring is reasonably high on my TODO list. It is already half BP> > implemented, BP> BP> I can send you the score documentation. Documentation is always half the BP> battle. I think I was going to copy slrn scoring - I always found it very convenient. BP> > but we still (after 2 years of speaking about it) don't have a BP> > database to store message metadata and this should be done first. If you BP> > know of any C++ programmers with free time on their hand don't hesitate to BP> > recommend them to join the effort :-/ BP> BP> I can do the programming part, but alas not the time part right now. :-( BP> BP> I'd look at using XML type storage. That would make it much easier to BP> import, export, search, and change. I think we're speaking about different things here. You probably speak about the format for storing the score rules themselves (which is not a problem, whatever the format is it won't be difficult to implement it). I'm talking about saving the message scores themselves (i.e. the numeric values) which we should be doing to avoid having to apply the scores to the already scored messages each time a folder is reopened. At least, I think we'd need this as, unlike i a newsreader, you're probably not deleting all the messages as soon as you get them in a mail client. BP> Tired programmers make mistakes. So don't give up the sleep, give up the BP> wife and kids, and job instead... If you ask them they'd surely tell you that this is a past stage. But thanks for the encouragements :-) VZ _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
