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(PTR_TO_OFFSET): New macro.
(POS_AS_IN_BUFFER): New macro.
(SYNTAX_ENTRY_VIA_PROPERTY): Set to take `syntax-table' text
property into account when doing SYNTAX (c).
(re_compile_fastmap): disable fastmap if any of wordbound
notwordbound wordbeg wordend notsyntaxspec syntaxspec are seen.
(re_search_2): SETUP_SYNTAX_TABLE_FOR_OBJECT at the start.
(re_match_object): New variable.
(re_match_2): SETUP_SYNTAX_TABLE_FOR_OBJECT at the start.
(re_match_2_internal): For any of wordbound notwordbound wordbeg
wordend notsyntaxspec syntaxspec call UPDATE_SYNTAX_TABLE before
doing SYNTAX (c).
[emacs]: Include charset.h and category.h
[!emacs] (BASE_LEADING_CODE_P, WORD_BOUNDARY_P, CHAR_HEAD_P,
SINGLE_BYTE_CHAR_P, SAME_CHARSET_P, MULTIBYTE_FORM_LENGTH,
STRING_CHAR_AND_LENGTH, GET_CHAR_AFTER_2, GET_CHAR_BEFORE_2):
New dummy macros.
(enum re_opcode_t): New member categoryspec and notcategoryspec.
(STORE_CHARACTER_AND_INCR, EXTRACT_CHARACTER,
CHARSET_LOOKUP_RANGE_TABLE_WITH_COUNT,
CHARSET_LOOKUP_RANGE_TABLE, CHARSET_BITMAP_SIZE,
CHARSET_RANGE_TABLE_EXISTS_P, CHARSET_RANGE_TABLE
CHARSET_PAST_RANGE_TABLE): New macros.
(TRANSLATE): Cast return value to unsigned char, not char.
(struct range_table_work_area): New structure.
(EXTEND_RANGE_TABLE_WORK_AREA, SET_RANGE_TABLE_WORK_AREA,
FREE_RANGE_TABLE_WORK_AREA, CLEAR_RANGE_TABLE_WORK_USED,
RANGE_TABLE_WORK_USED, RANGE_TABLE_WORK_ELT): New macros.
(FREE_STACK_RETURN): Call FREE_RANGE_TABLE_WORK_AREA.
(regex_compile): Declare `c' and `c1' as int to store multibyte characters.
Declare range_table_work and initialize it.
Initialize bufp->multibyte to 0 if not emacs.
For case '[' and `default', code re-written to handle multibyte characters.
Add code for case 'c' and 'C' to handle category spec.
(re_compile_fastmap): New local variables k, simple_char_max,
and match_any_multibyte_characters.
Use macro CHARSET_BITMAP_SIZE.
Handle multibyte characters in cases charset, charset_not,
wordchar, notwordchar, anychar, syntaxspec, notsyntaxspec,
categoryspec, notcategoryspec.
(STOP_ADDR_VSTRING, POS_ADDR_VSTRING): New macros.
(re_search_2): Code re-written to handle multibyte characters.
(AT_WORD_BOUNDARY): Macro disabled.
(re_match_2_internal): New local variable multibyte. `d' is
incremented while paying attention to multibyte characters if necessary.
For case charset, charsetnot, wordbound, notwordbound,
wordbeg, wordend, matchsyntax, and matchnotsyntax, code
re-written to handle multibyte characters.
Add code for case categoryspec and notcategoryspec.
Declare c, c1 as unsigned int, not unsigned char.
author | Richard M. Stallman <rms@gnu.org> |
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date | Sun, 15 Jun 1997 19:00:12 +0000 |
parents | 530d0d516a42 |
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;;; gnus-edit.el --- Gnus SCORE file editing ;; Copyright (C) 1995,96 Free Software Foundation, Inc. ;; ;; Author: Per Abrahamsen <abraham@iesd.auc.dk> ;; Keywords: news, help ;; Version: 0.2 ;;; Commentary: ;; ;; Type `M-x gnus-score-customize RET' to invoke. ;;; Code: (require 'custom) (require 'gnus-score) (eval-when-compile (require 'cl)) (defconst gnus-score-custom-data '((tag . "Score") (doc . "Customization of Gnus SCORE files. SCORE files allow you to assign a score to each article when you enter a group, and automatically mark the articles as read or delete them based on the score. In the summary buffer you can use the score to sort the articles by score (`C-c C-s C-s') or to jump to the unread article with the highest score (`,').") (type . group) (data "\n" ((header . nil) (doc . "Name of SCORE file to customize. Enter the name in the `File' field, then push the [Load] button to load it. When done editing, push the [Save] button to save the file. Several score files may apply to each group, and several groups may use the same score file. This is controlled implicitly by the name of the score file and the value of the global variable `gnus-score-find-score-files-function', and explicitly by the the `Files' and `Exclude Files' entries.") (compact . t) (type . group) (data ((tag . "Load") (type . button) (query . gnus-score-custom-load)) ((tag . "Save") (type . button) (query . gnus-score-custom-save)) ((name . file) (tag . "File") (directory . gnus-kill-files-directory) (default-file . "SCORE") (type . file)))) ((name . files) (tag . "Files") (doc . "\ List of score files to load when the the current score file is loaded. You can use this to share score entries between multiple score files. Push the `[INS]' button add a score file to the list, or `[DEL]' to delete a score file from the list.") (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data (type . file) (directory . gnus-kill-files-directory))))) ((name . exclude-files) (tag . "Exclude Files") (doc . "\ List of score files to exclude when the the current score file is loaded. You can use this if you have a score file you want to share between a number of newsgroups, except for the newsgroup this score file matches. [ Did anyone get that? ] Push the `[INS]' button add a score file to the list, or `[DEL]' to delete a score file from the list.") (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data (type . file) (directory . gnus-kill-files-directory))))) ((name . mark) (tag . "Mark") (doc . "\ Articles below this score will be automatically marked as read. This means that when you enter the summary buffer, the articles will be shown but will already be marked as read. You can then press `x' to get rid of them entirely. By default articles with a negative score will be marked as read. To change this, push the `Mark' button, and choose `Integer'. You can then enter a value in the `Mark' field.") (type . gnus-score-custom-maybe-type)) ((name . expunge) (tag . "Expunge") (doc . "\ Articles below this score will not be shown in the summary buffer.") (type . gnus-score-custom-maybe-type)) ((name . mark-and-expunge) (tag . "Mark and Expunge") (doc . "\ Articles below this score will be marked as read, but not shown. Someone should explain me the difference between this and `expunge' alone or combined with `mark'.") (type . gnus-score-custom-maybe-type)) ((name . eval) (tag . "Eval") (doc . "\ Evaluate this lisp expression when the entering summary buffer.") (type . sexp)) ((name . read-only) (tag . "Read Only") (doc . "Read-only score files will not be updated or saved. Except from this buffer, of course!") (type . toggle)) ((type . doc) (doc . "\ Each news header has an associated list of score entries. You can use the [INS] buttons to add new score entries anywhere in the list, or the [DEL] buttons to delete specific score entries. Each score entry should specify a string that should be matched with the content actual header in order to determine whether the entry applies to that header. Enter that string in the `Match' field. If the score entry matches, the articles score will be adjusted with some amount. Enter that amount in the in the `Score' field. You should specify a positive amount for score entries that matches articles you find interesting, and a negative amount for score entries matching articles you would rather avoid. The final score for the article will be the sum of the score of all score entries that match the article. The score entry can be either permanent or expirable. To make the entry permanent, push the `Date' button and choose the `Permanent' entry. To make the entry expirable, choose instead the `Integer' entry. After choosing the you can enter the date the score entry was last matched in the `Date' field. The date will be automatically updated each time the score entry matches an article. When the date become too old, the the score entry will be removed. For your convenience, the date is specified as the number of days elapsed since the (imaginary) Gregorian date Sunday, December 31, 1 BC. Finally, you can choose what kind of match you want to perform by pushing the `Type' button. For most entries you can choose between `Exact' which mean the header content must be exactly identical to the match string, or `Substring' meaning the match string should be somewhere in the header content, or even `Regexp' to use Emacs regular expression matching. The last choice is `Fuzzy' which is like `Exact' except that whitespace derivations, a beginning `Re:' or a terminating parenthetical remark are all ignored. Each of the four types have a variant which will ignore case in the comparison. That variant is indicated with a `(fold)' after its name.")) ((name . from) (tag . "From") (doc . "Scoring based on the authors email address.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . subject) (tag . "Subject") (doc . "Scoring based on the articles subject.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . followup) (tag . "Followup") (doc . "Scoring based on who the article is a followup to. If you want to see all followups to your own articles, add an entry with a positive score matching your email address here. You can also put an entry with a negative score matching someone who is so annoying that you don't even want to see him quoted in followups.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . xref) (tag . "Xref") (doc . "Scoring based on article crossposting. If you want to score based on which newsgroups an article is posted to, this is the header to use. The syntax is a little different from the `Newsgroups' header, but scoring in `Xref' is much faster. As an example, to match all crossposted articles match on `:.*:' using the `Regexp' type.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . references) (tag . "References") (doc . "Scoring based on article references. The `References' header gives you an alternative way to score on followups. If you for example want to see follow all discussions where people from `iesd.auc.dk' school participate, you can add a substring match on `iesd.auc.dk>' on this header.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . message-id) (tag . "Message-ID") (doc . "Scoring based on the articles message-id. This isn't very useful, but Lars like completeness. You can use it to match all messaged generated by recent Gnus version with a `Substring' match on `.fsf@'.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((type . doc) (doc . "\ WARNING: Scoring on the following three pseudo headers is very slow! Scoring on any of the real headers use a technique that avoids scanning the entire article, only the actual headers you score on are scanned, and this scanning has been heavily optimized. Using just a single entry for one the three pseudo-headers `Head', `Body', and `All' will require GNUS to retrieve and scan the entire article, which can be very slow on large groups. However, if you add one entry for any of these headers, you can just as well add several. Each subsequent entry cost relatively little extra time.")) ((name . head) (tag . "Head") (doc . "Scoring based on the article header. Instead of matching the content of a single header, the entire header section of the article is matched. You can use this to match on arbitrary headers, foe example to single out TIN lusers, use a substring match on `Newsreader: TIN'. That should get 'em!") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . body) (tag . "Body") (doc . "Scoring based on the article body. If you think any article that mentions `Kibo' is inherently interesting, do a substring match on His name. You Are Allowed.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . all) (tag . "All") (doc . "Scoring based on the whole article.") (type . gnus-score-custom-string-type)) ((name . date) (tag . "Date") (doc . "Scoring based on article date. You can change the score of articles that have been posted before, after, or at a specific date. You should add the date in the `Match' field, and then select `before', `after', or `at' by pushing the `Type' button. Imagine you want to lower the score of very old articles, or want to raise the score of articles from the future (such things happen!). Then you can't use date scoring for that. In fact, I can't imagine anything you would want to use this for. For your convenience, the date is specified in Usenet date format.") (type . gnus-score-custom-date-type)) ((type . doc) (doc . "\ The Lines and Chars headers use integer based scoring. This means that you should write an integer in the `Match' field, and the push the `Type' field to if the `Chars' or `Lines' header should be larger, equal, or smaller than the number you wrote in the match field.")) ((name . chars) (tag . "Characters") (doc . "Scoring based on the number of characters in the article.") (type . gnus-score-custom-integer-type)) ((name . lines) (tag . "Lines") (doc . "Scoring based on the number of lines in the article.") (type . gnus-score-custom-integer-type)) ((name . orphan) (tag . "Orphan") (doc . "Score to add to articles with no parents.") (type . gnus-score-custom-maybe-type)) ((name . adapt) (tag . "Adapt") (doc . "Adapting the score files to your newsreading habits. When you have finished reading a group GNUS can automatically create new score entries based on which articles you read and which you skipped. This is normally controlled by the two global variables `gnus-use-adaptive-scoring' and `gnus-default-adaptive-score-alist', The first determines whether adaptive scoring should be enabled or not, while the second determines what score entries should be created. You can overwrite the setting of `gnus-use-adaptive-scoring' by selecting `Enable' or `Disable' by pressing the `Adapt' button. Selecting `Custom' will allow you to specify the exact adaptation rules (overwriting `gnus-default-adaptive-score-alist').") (type . choice) (data ((tag . "Default") (default . nil) (type . const)) ((tag . "Enable") (default . t) (type . const)) ((tag . "Disable") (default . ignore) (type . const)) ((tag . "Custom") (doc . "Customization of adaptive scoring. Each time you read an article it will be marked as read. Likewise, if you delete it it will be marked as deleted, and if you tick it it will be marked as ticked. When you leave a group, GNUS can automatically create score file entries based on these marks, so next time you enter the group articles with subjects that you read last time have higher score and articles with subjects that deleted will have lower score. Below is a list of such marks. You can insert new marks to the list by pushing on one of the `[INS]' buttons in the left margin to create a new entry and then pushing the `Mark' button to select the mark. For each mark there is another list, this time of article headers, which determine how the mark should affect that header. The `[INS]' buttons of this list are indented to indicate that the belong to the mark above. Push the `Header' button to choose a header, and then enter a score value in the `Score' field. For each article that are marked with `Mark' when you leave the group, a temporary score entry for the articles `Header' with the value of `Score' will be added the adapt file. If the score entry already exists, `Score' will be added to its value. If you understood that, you are smart. You can select the special value `Other' when pressing the `Mark' or `Header' buttons. This is because Lars might add more useful values there. If he does, it is up to you to figure out what they are named.") (type . list) (default . ((__uninitialized__))) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data . ((type . list) (header . nil) (compact . t) (data ((type . choice) (tag . "Mark") (data ((tag . "Unread") (default . gnus-unread-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Ticked") (default . gnus-ticked-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Dormant") (default . gnus-dormant-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Deleted") (default . gnus-del-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Read") (default . gnus-read-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Expirable") (default . gnus-expirable-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Killed") (default . gnus-killed-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Kill-file") (default . gnus-kill-file-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Low-score") (default . gnus-low-score-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Catchup") (default . gnus-catchup-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Ancient") (default . gnus-ancient-mark) (type . const)) ((tag . "Canceled") (default . gnus-canceled-mark) (type . const)) ((prompt . "Other") (default . ??) (type . sexp)))) ((type . repeat) (prefix . " ") (data . ((type . list) (compact . t) (data ((tag . "Header") (type . choice) (data ((tag . "Subject") (default . subject) (type . const)) ((prompt . "From") (tag . "From ") (default . from) (type . const)) ((prompt . "Other") (width . 7) (default . nil) (type . symbol)))) ((tag . "Score") (type . integer)))))))))))))) ((name . local) (tag . "Local") (doc . "\ List of local variables to set when this score file is loaded. Using this entry can provide a convenient way to set variables that will affect the summary mode for only some specific groups, i.e. those groups matched by the current score file.") (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data . ((type . list) (compact . t) (data ((tag . "Name") (width . 26) (type . symbol)) ((tag . "Value") (width . 26) (type . sexp))))))))))) (defconst gnus-score-custom-type-properties '((gnus-score-custom-maybe-type (type . choice) (data ((type . integer) (default . 0)) ((tag . "Default") (type . const) (default . nil)))) (gnus-score-custom-string-type (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data . ((type . list) (compact . t) (data ((tag . "Match") (width . 59) (type . string)) "\n " ((tag . "Score") (type . integer)) ((tag . "Date") (type . choice) (data ((type . integer) (default . 0) (width . 9)) ((tag . "Permanent") (type . const) (default . nil)))) ((tag . "Type") (type . choice) (data ((tag . "Exact") (default . E) (type . const)) ((tag . "Substring") (default . S) (type . const)) ((tag . "Regexp") (default . R) (type . const)) ((tag . "Fuzzy") (default . F) (type . const)) ((tag . "Exact (fold)") (default . e) (type . const)) ((tag . "Substring (fold)") (default . s) (type . const)) ((tag . "Regexp (fold)") (default . r) (type . const)) ((tag . "Fuzzy (fold)") (default . f) (type . const)))))))))) (gnus-score-custom-integer-type (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data . ((type . list) (compact . t) (data ((tag . "Match") (type . integer)) ((tag . "Score") (type . integer)) ((tag . "Date") (type . choice) (data ((type . integer) (default . 0) (width . 9)) ((tag . "Permanent") (type . const) (default . nil)))) ((tag . "Type") (type . choice) (data ((tag . "<") (default . <) (type . const)) ((tag . ">") (default . >) (type . const)) ((tag . "=") (default . =) (type . const)) ((tag . ">=") (default . >=) (type . const)) ((tag . "<=") (default . <=) (type . const)))))))))) (gnus-score-custom-date-type (type . list) (data ((type . repeat) (header . nil) (data . ((type . list) (compact . t) (data ((tag . "Match") (width . 59) (type . string)) "\n " ((tag . "Score") (type . integer)) ((tag . "Date") (type . choice) (data ((type . integer) (default . 0) (width . 9)) ((tag . "Permanent") (type . const) (default . nil)))) ((tag . "Type") (type . choice) (data ((tag . "Before") (default . before) (type . const)) ((tag . "After") (default . after) (type . const)) ((tag . "At") (default . at) (type . const)))))))))))) (defvar gnus-score-custom-file nil "Name of SCORE file being customized.") (defun gnus-score-customize () "Create a buffer for editing gnus SCORE files." (interactive) (let (gnus-score-alist) (custom-buffer-create "*Score Edit*" gnus-score-custom-data gnus-score-custom-type-properties 'gnus-score-custom-set 'gnus-score-custom-get 'gnus-score-custom-save)) (make-local-variable 'gnus-score-custom-file) (setq gnus-score-custom-file (expand-file-name "SCORE" gnus-kill-files-directory)) (make-local-variable 'gnus-score-alist) (setq gnus-score-alist nil) (custom-reset-all)) (defun gnus-score-custom-get (name) (if (eq name 'file) gnus-score-custom-file (let ((entry (assoc (symbol-name name) gnus-score-alist))) (if entry (mapcar 'gnus-score-custom-sanify (cdr entry)) (setq entry (assoc name gnus-score-alist)) (if (or (memq name '(files exclude-files local)) (and (eq name 'adapt) (not (symbolp (car (cdr entry)))))) (cdr entry) (car (cdr entry))))))) (defun gnus-score-custom-set (name value) (cond ((eq name 'file) (setq gnus-score-custom-file value)) ((assoc (symbol-name name) gnus-score-alist) (if value (setcdr (assoc (symbol-name name) gnus-score-alist) value) (setq gnus-score-alist (delq (assoc (symbol-name name) gnus-score-alist) gnus-score-alist)))) ((assoc (symbol-name name) gnus-header-index) (if value (setq gnus-score-alist (cons (cons (symbol-name name) value) gnus-score-alist)))) ((assoc name gnus-score-alist) (cond ((null value) (setq gnus-score-alist (delq (assoc name gnus-score-alist) gnus-score-alist))) ((and (listp value) (not (eq name 'eval))) (setcdr (assoc name gnus-score-alist) value)) (t (setcdr (assoc name gnus-score-alist) (list value))))) ((null value)) ((and (listp value) (not (eq name 'eval))) (setq gnus-score-alist (cons (cons name value) gnus-score-alist))) (t (setq gnus-score-alist (cons (cons name (list value)) gnus-score-alist))))) (defun gnus-score-custom-sanify (entry) (list (nth 0 entry) (or (nth 1 entry) gnus-score-interactive-default-score) (nth 2 entry) (cond ((null (nth 3 entry)) 's) ((memq (nth 3 entry) '(before after at >= <=)) (nth 3 entry)) (t (intern (substring (symbol-name (nth 3 entry)) 0 1)))))) (defvar gnus-score-cache nil) (defun gnus-score-custom-load () (interactive) (let ((file (custom-name-value 'file))) (if (eq file custom-nil) (error "You must specify a file name")) (setq file (expand-file-name file gnus-kill-files-directory)) (gnus-score-load file) (setq gnus-score-custom-file file) (custom-reset-all) (gnus-message 4 "Loaded"))) (defun gnus-score-custom-save () (interactive) (custom-apply-all) (gnus-score-remove-from-cache gnus-score-custom-file) (let ((file gnus-score-custom-file) (score gnus-score-alist) emacs-lisp-mode-hook) (save-excursion (set-buffer (get-buffer-create "*Score*")) (buffer-disable-undo (current-buffer)) (erase-buffer) (pp score (current-buffer)) (gnus-make-directory (file-name-directory file)) (write-region (point-min) (point-max) file nil 'silent) (kill-buffer (current-buffer)))) (gnus-message 4 "Saved")) (provide 'gnus-edit) ;;; gnus-edit.el end here