On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 01:48:58 +0200 (CEST) Harald Gutsche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HG> A friend of mine suggested to separate the "shortcut" expansion from the HG> "search" expansion, which seems to be a clean way out of the problem The search dialog in the address book editor already has the check/radioboxes to choose the options to use for searching, so maybe we just should provide a toolbar button in the composer to invoke it? HG> VZ> I think a priority would be an int (i.e. unbounded). HG> HG> jepp, unbounded! HG> HG> VZ> It will also be HG> VZ> adjusted automatically by default (i.e. unless set explicitly by the HG> VZ> user) HG> VZ> by incrementing it each time the address is used for the expansion. HG> HG> ok, so setting it to 0 would disable the expansion and a very big value would HG> be used for user preferences Right. HG> VZ> This is why I decided to set "mail alias substring expansion" option HG> VZ> to HG> VZ> false by default now. HG> HG> but I often use the _beginning_ of a word for searching :-) Yes, but "mail alias substring expansion" doesn't do this: if it's on, the code checks for the matches in the middle as well while if it's not (more sensible IMHO) it only checks for the matches at the start. I.e. if you have typed "foo" and press TAB, normally it looks for "foo*" while with this option on it would look for "*foo*". The latter is also useful sometimes but less so than the formet (IMHO again). Regards, VZ _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
