mrd@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Michael DeCorte) (10/30/89)
Gnus has gnus-kill but does it have a gnus-keep? In other words if the article has a line in it that matches my Reg Expr then don't delete, otherwise delete it. Sort of like grep -vil. Oh by the way, version is: ;; $Header: gnus.el,v 3.12 89/06/19 13:36:31 umerin Exp $ thanks -- Michael DeCorte // H215-546-0497 W386-8164 Fax386-8252 // mrd@clutx.bitnet 2300 Naudain St. "H", Phil, PA 19146 // mrd@sun.soe.clarkson.edu --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clarkson Archive Server // commands = help, index, send, path archive-server@sun.soe.clarkson.edu archive-server%sun.soe.clarkson.edu@omnigate.bitnet dumb1!dumb2!dumb3!smart!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!archive-server ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
tale@pawl.rpi.edu (David C Lawrence) (10/30/89)
In <MRD.89Oct29171956@image.clarkson.edu> mrd@sun.soe.clarkson.edu
(Michael DeCorte) writes:
Michael> Gnus has gnus-kill but does it have a gnus-keep? In other words if
Michael> the article has a line in it that matches my Reg Expr then don't
Michael> delete, otherwise delete it. Sort of like grep -vil.
You basically need to use the same sort of trick you would use with rn
kill files:
(gnus-kill "Subject" "^")
(gnus-kill "Subject" "whatever you want to keep" "\M-u")
This should mark all subjects as read and then return an clear the
mark for all articles which you want to keep.
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