Text 848, 50 rader
Skriven 2005-02-14 17:44:36 av mark lewis (1:3634/12)
    Kommentar till text 838 av JEAN PARROT (1:123/140)
Ärende: Editor and switches.
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 JP>> Why have them in two places ?

 ML>> what?

 JP>         I was really not asking that question but wondering
 JP> why the switches would have to be in BW and in whatever
 JP> editor one uses. I could see them in the editor and wondered
 JP> why anybody would state that they were in BW too (???)

umm, they are in the command line in the BW config for the printer...

 ML>> depending on my mood and location, i may be in qedit, tinyed, e, edit,
 ML>> or any of several other editors when i do offline mail... none of them
 ML>> have the same command line switches and some of them don't have any at
 ML>> all other than the filename to load...

 JP>         Still, the commands are in the editor.

true but some of them may only be operational during startup and thus not
available from within the editor...

 ML>> one way to find out where the "problem" is is to look and see
 ML>> if the items are in the proper place while /reading/ the message...
 ML>> ^^^^^^
 ML>> the above row of ^'s is under the word "proper"... where are they when
 ML>> you go to reply??

 JP>         As I hope that you can see, they got moved. Let me
 JP> check if I have BW strip the leading spaces. Next reply.

 JP>         I am in edit of this reply, )\/(ark. I got back to
 JP> setup in BW and can see nowhere that would allow me to strip
 JP> leading spaces. Let me now look at TSE-Jr.   Later, I can not
 JP> see it.  Where would this be then ?

i dunno... i saw it when i played with BW a while back but i wasn't setting it
up for any real use and definitely no replying with the packet i was reading...
i do have multimail set up, though and have used that a time or two...
unfortunately, i think the mail door i use is not compatible with this beta
version of my bbs software... sadly, i've not had the time to write a small
intermediate conversion tool that would convert the dropfile to an older format
that OLMS does recognise... i'm not really sure that that is where the problem
is, either... i just noticed that it seemed to skip messages but with me using
the JAM message base format, those lastread pointers are contained with each
JAM base file set and not within the bbs configs or datafiles... i may have to
contact the author and see if he may have a clue...

)\/(ark

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