Quoth Carl Worth on Feb 02 at 2:48 pm:
> Restricting my reply to one tiny bit of your mail:
>
> You wrote:
> > non-recursive is the only thing that makes sense for Maildir++ folders
>
> Either I'm not understanding Maildir++ folders, or I don't agree with
> you.
>
> I might have an email
Restricting my reply to one tiny bit of your mail:
You wrote:
non-recursive is the only thing that makes sense for Maildir++ folders
Either I'm not understanding Maildir++ folders, or I don't agree with
you.
I might have an email archive that looks like this:
Maildir
.work
Quoth Carl Worth on Feb 02 at 2:48 pm:
Restricting my reply to one tiny bit of your mail:
You wrote:
non-recursive is the only thing that makes sense for Maildir++ folders
Either I'm not understanding Maildir++ folders, or I don't agree with
you.
I might have an email archive that
Restricting my reply to one tiny bit of your mail:
You wrote:
> non-recursive is the only thing that makes sense for Maildir++ folders
Either I'm not understanding Maildir++ folders, or I don't agree with
you.
I might have an email archive that looks like this:
Maildir
.work
I rebased the query parser against current master. It's on the
qparser-3 branch at
http://awakening.csail.mit.edu/git/notmuch.git
At cworth's request, I've folded the database closing bug fix in to
the appropriate patch. I also stripped out my implementation of
folder searching, since it
I rebased the query parser against current master. It's on the
qparser-3 branch at
http://awakening.csail.mit.edu/git/notmuch.git
At cworth's request, I've folded the database closing bug fix in to
the appropriate patch. I also stripped out my implementation of
folder searching, since it
This is version 2 of the custom query parser. It now supports date
searches with sane syntax, folder searches (without any additions or
changes to the database, unlike cworth's recent commit), and "tag:*"
and "-tag:*" queries for finding tagged and untagged messages. I used
these features to
This is version 2 of the custom query parser. It now supports date
searches with sane syntax, folder searches (without any additions or
changes to the database, unlike cworth's recent commit), and tag:*
and -tag:* queries for finding tagged and untagged messages. I used
these features to guide
