djm@ENG.UMD.EDU (David J. MacKenzie) (02/23/90)
For outputting an article to a file, one of the formats that rn supports but GNUS doesn't come with is "news.group/article". That is, I would like to have the minibuffer prompt after I hit o or ^o to be ~/News/gnu.emacs.gnus/ so I can save the articles in that directory with descriptive names. GNUS supports ~/News/gnu/emacs/gnus/ and ~/News/[gnu.emacs.gnus] (where the newsgroup is a file name, not a directory name), but not what I want. Can someone provide some lisp to do what I want? I'm getting tired of typing in the newsgroup name manually, and I'm not a good lisp hacker. I tried to modify one of the default output functions to do what I wanted, but couldn't figure out how. -- David J. MacKenzie <djm@eng.umd.edu> <djm@ai.mit.edu>
umerin@tc.Nagasaki.GO.JP (Masanobu UMEDA) (02/23/90)
>>>>> In article <9002221842.AA11802@eng.umd.edu>, djm@ENG.UMD.EDU (David J. MacKenzie) writes:
David> For outputting an article to a file, one of the formats that rn
David> supports but GNUS doesn't come with is "news.group/article". That is,
David> I would like to have the minibuffer prompt after I hit o or ^o to be
David> ~/News/gnu.emacs.gnus/
David> so I can save the articles in that directory with descriptive names.
David> GNUS supports
David> ~/News/gnu/emacs/gnus/
David> and
David> ~/News/[gnu.emacs.gnus]
David> (where the newsgroup is a file name, not a directory name),
Set the variable gnus-mail-save-name or gnus-file-save-name (depends
on your default saver) to gnus-numeric-save-name, and set the variable
gnus-use-long-file-name to t. I hope this helps you.
--
Masanobu UMEDA
umerin@tc.Nagasaki.GO.JP