umerin@UUNET.UU.NET (Masanobu UMEDA) (11/17/88)
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 88 18:26:13 PST From: Ricardo A. Cardenas <flab!fgw!uunet!oracle!rcardena> (1) How do I get the global-mode-string to show in the *Article*'s mode line? Evaluate the following codes in gnus-Article-mode-hook. (kill-local-variable 'global-mode-string) (2) In Article-search (Esc-s/Esc-S), the prompt should display what the default is (the last regexp used)... Huum. Good idea. Next version will do. (3) I think it would be more useful if gnus-Subject-search-article acted more like RMAIL-search, where there is one main difference. In RMAIL-search, the current message is not searched because it has already been "found" by the last Esc-s (so you already "know" about it). As it is, repeated search-article's will exhibit a mildly annoying stutter effect when the word you're looking for appears many times in the same article. By the way, search-article is GREAT! GNUS is summary (or header) buffer based, while Rmail is message buffer based. If article search commands skip current header which is not selected yet, you may loose it. If you want to skip current one, just type C-n, then type M-s. (4) The KILL file now allows searches for regexps - but it seems that this is case-dependent! I tried using the simple (gnus-kill "Subject" "wrestling") and found that only Subjects with "wrestling", and NOT those with "Wrestling", had been killed. Set variable case-fold-search to t in Subject mode buffer using gnus-Subject-mode-hook. (5) Another case of case-sensitivity (no pun intended) is seen in gnus-Subject-sort-by-subject. I nice fix to this function has already been made ("Re:"'s are now ignored in comparison of subjects), but the Subject comparison is still case dependent. Is this the way you really want it? Same as (4).