On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 Charles Kerr wrote:
What is an 'active' thread ?
On my v 0.14.2 the sequence of displaying the headers, also of threaded
headers, is independant of whether the article has been fetched or not.
Or does 'active' mean it's still on the NewsServer ?
> Right now the header pane's date column shows that row's article's date.
> This is straightforward, but when sorting you get the date of the first
> post in a thread. But what if you're looking for active threads?
> In that case, you really want to sort by the newest followup's date.
>
So you've got a list which potentially contains sub-lists ?
And the list is displayed most-recent first ?
And the sub-lists are dispalyed first-in is displayed first ?
> I'm leaning towards adding a second date column named "follow-up".
> The good thing is that it's obvious how to use it.
> The bad thing is that it's yet another column. :)
>
> Can anyone think of a cleaner, but still obvious, way to do this?
Don't do it. Beter just make a note in the 'HAND-BOOK'.
Resist the temptation to fiddle unneccesarily [?pan would catch these
spelling mistakes?].
== Chris Glur.
PS.
Altho I subscribed to this list via my crappy Gmail account, in case it
was withdrawn due to non usage, I'll now try and mudge the
send-URL to use my proper mailserver. Lets see if it works.
PSS. the bottom of this 'Pan-users Digest, Vol 44, Issue 8' read:
Pan-users@nongnu.org
which is different from
pan-users@nongnu.org
These are the little faults which need to be weeded out ?
PSSS. I'm still waiting for someone to suggest that "if my
v 0.14.2 installation doesn't 'go to the first [or any] of the
last downloaded [as a result of being previously flagged]
articles, via <shift> 'n' or the 2 mouseable commands, then
it must be broken".
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