On Fri, Aug 12 2016, Mark Walters <markwalters1...@gmail.com> wrote: > This is a first attempt at tab completion for from: searches > --- > > This sort of works (well it works but maybe in unexpected ways!) > > At the moment it completes to any word (as delimited by whitespace) in > any address stored in the address hashmap. It does not trigger the > address harvesting itself -- you either need to call > notmuch-address-harvest-trigger manually, or use address completion > when sending a mail first, and the harvest needs to finish before this > will work. > > Since the hashmap does some address deduplication this will not give > perfect completion (there may be names in your database it won't > complete to). Also completion is case-sensitive. > > Getting a perfect solution may be more effort than its worth -- this > will probably demonstrate whether something like this suffices.
Mark, this patch is awesome. Really, it works great and is incredibly useful. With it I am able to trivially find emails that have traditionally been very difficult for me to retrieve because the sender addresses are obscure, e.g. I've only been able to remember a couple starting characters. This is on par with the tag: completion for usefulness. It would be great to extend this to to: completion as well. +2 Thanks so much, Mark. jamie.
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