On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 18:44, Cecil Westerhoff wrote:
Op ma 09-09-2002, om 14:07 schreef Not Zed:
easiest way is to setup a few filters and see how they're fotmed in the
xml, and then just copy it
I was allready thinking about this, but I just was curious about what
could be used by
Op wo 11-09-2002, om 00:57 schreef simran:
Not sure... but i would say this would be fairly dangerous in the
sense that its probably cached and might get overwritten when you exit
evolution... or edit filters.
You are proberly right. Anyway, it is not something I am going to use
often. But I
Op di 10-09-2002, om 18:49 schreef Not Zed:
about the only doco on this is the source itself. see
filters/filter-rule.[ch], and stuff like encode_xml() or whatever the
virtual method is.
I do not have the source (I used red-carpet to install), but for now I
think I know enough by looking at
Op ma 09-09-2002, om 14:07 schreef Not Zed:
easiest way is to setup a few filters and see how they're fotmed in the
xml, and then just copy it
I was allready thinking about this, but I just was curious about what
could be used by grouping instead of any etc. When the layout is know,
the
Op ma 09-09-2002, om 23:54 schreef Cecil Westerhoff:
I want to generate filters.xml with a program. Where can I find a
description of this file?
I tried to edit the file when Evolution was running. This went fine. Is
this dangerous, or can this be done?
Not sure... but i would say this would be fairly dangerous in the
sense that its probably cached and might get overwritten when you exit
evolution... or edit filters.
On a similar note, i have noticed that if you have filter logging on,
the filter.log file output gets cached... is it possible
I want to generate filters.xml with a program. Where can I find a
description of this file?
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