ashwin@gatech.edu (Ashwin Ram) (01/05/90)
Three quick kill file questions:
1. How do I get gnus-kill to kill articles with a given string (say "foo") in
the Keywords field? I tried (gnus-kill "Keywords" "foo") but I got a
"Symbol's function definition is void: nil" error.
2. How do I set up a kill file to kill all articles except for those with
particular strings (say "foo" and "bar") in the Subject line?
3. How do I get gnus-kill to search for a string (say "foo") anywhere in the
header of the article (but not in the entire body)? I want to kill all
articles with a given string in the Subject, Keywords or Summary lines,
but I'll settle for anywhere in the header to avoid writing three
gnus-kill lines.
Thanks in advance.
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Ashwin Ram
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0280
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Internet: ashwin@gatech.edu, ashwin@pravda.gatech.edu, ar17@prism.gatech.eduemv@math.lsa.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti) (01/06/90)
1. (gnus-kill "Keywords" "foo") might not work because of a completing-read that doesn't include that field. In gnus-Subject-execute-command it only allows for Number, Subject, From, Xref, Lines, Date, and Id (should be fixed). 2. Kill file like so: (gnus-kill "Subject" "foo\\|bar" "u") (gnus-kill "Subject" ".") (gnus-expunge "X") will un-kill all except foo or bar in subject. (Might be a faster way, but this works fine.) 3. I don't think there's a way to kill on the entire header. Good luck. --Ed