Hi David,
When you say the file was not new-line terminated, which file? If
it was your .mh_profile ... I guess that's the fault of m_getfld().
Good catch. Fixed.
My quick skim of
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/commit/?id=a0514c9a6f41ea1b0d60553ca578312a9f3bd9abcontext=12
with
In message 20140225120259.d11791f...@orac.inputplus.co.uk, Ralph Corderoy wri
tes:
Any Emacs user that doesn't use `(setq require-final-newline t)' in
their .emacs or similar and has to suffer because of it has made their
bed... :-) The number of wasted hours I've seen over the years due to
Ralph wrote:
My quick skim of
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/commit/?id=a0514c9a6f41ea1b0d60553ca
578312a9f3bd9abcontext=12
with the whole source at
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/nmh.git/tree/sbr/m_getfld.c?id=a0514c9a6f41e
a1b0d60553ca578312a9f3bd9ab#n620
suggests that buf
Yes, executability was one of the first things I checked ;-)
Note the most recent message where it does work correctly
for Fcc and refile -link though... very odd
If you're willing to pull from master, I committed a change that will
give you a useful error message. I will note that there is
Sorry to take so long to respond to stuff; had some important skiing to do.
This code is 12 or 13 years old now so my memory probably has some holes.
1. I had thought that I had added the hook stuff to the documentation for
mh_profile but I don't see it there. I'd be happy to add it. I
1. I had thought that I had added the hook stuff to the documentation for
mh_profile but I don't see it there. I'd be happy to add it. I have
mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also potentially
be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to this, Jerry's
mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified. Sigh .. so much
documentation to do, so little time.
There's a
mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified.
Indeed.
Sigh .. so much documentation to do, so little time.
I more
del-hook is not called if rmmproc is set. This prevents the user from doing
a number of useful things e.g; restoration of original message in MIME-hooks
(see forthcoming message to list) I would expect the hook to be called before
rmmproc is invoked, and not wrapped into the non-rmmproc fallback
FYI, it runs out slocal is handled (the + action uses rcsvstore).
I missed this in preliminary testing because slocal is headless :-P
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When you say the file was not new-line terminated, which file? If
it was your .mh_profile ... I guess that's the fault of m_getfld().
Good catch. Fixed.
David
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Ken Hornstein k...@pobox.com writes:
mh_profile seems like a good place for this. There coudl also
potentially be a cookbook somewhere on extending nmh, with references to
this, Jerry's book, contribs, GUIs, etc.
Jerry's book is open source, and can be modified. Sigh .. so much
documentation
I cannot get the hooks to work:
inc: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
refile: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
Configured via .mh_profile:
add-hook: /usr/local/bin/hook-test
ref-hook: /usr/local/bin/hook-test
/usr/local/bin/hook-test:
#!/bin/sh
echo
Some other thoughts on the interface:
* The requirement that the hook handler be specified by
an absolute path is rather odd.
The post-1.5 hook code has been converted over to the argsplit interface.
So that shouldn't be necessary anymore.
If you are using post-1.5 code ... well, I'll be
I am using 1.3, and the triggers only invoke with absolute paths.
I have a master branch checkout of 1.5 from last March I've been
trying, I did not check this particular issue but will take your
word about it now accepting bare command names.
The bigger problem of course is that nmh reports a
I cannot get the hooks to work:
inc: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
refile: external hook ((null)) did not work properly.
Although add-hook does not work for inc, nor does ref-hook for refile,
I just noticed that add-hook successfully fires on Fcc*. I've also found
add-hook
The bigger problem of course is that nmh reports a failure to
invoke the hook. It does not function in either version I have,
and so it would not seem to be a recent breakage, unless my
simple test is not doing something the hooks expect e.g; a
specific return value, although there don't seem to
And, I have to ask ... 1.3? You're not the only person still using that,
so I'm wondering if I did something wrong, or you just haven't seen a reason
to upgrade yet.
I'm running CentOS 5.9, so no package support.
I downloaded master for mhfixmsg this past spring, one of the more compelling
Yes, executability was one of the first things I checked ;-)
Note the most recent message where it does work correctly
for Fcc and refile -link though... very odd
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