On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 19:51, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
*shrug* I never bothered to test this but it is supposed to work. Btw, it is only supposed to beep/play the sound file *once* max per download operation, not once per message filtered. Assuming that it doesn't beep at all for you unless a message gets by unfiltered... then there is probably a bug. Maybe the filter rule to beep isn't getting executed because it is never getting to it because you've selected Stop-Processing? If you don't use Stop-Processing then I suspect that this possibility isn't the problem...
Actually, I *do* use Stop processing, so that might be the cause. I use it in almost every rule, since I have found that I can stop filters from interfering with each other and thus I can still be lazy. That is to say: I can be less careful about how I craft my filters, since I know once a message is processed through its corresponding filter, it isn't touched any more. For the most part I filter messages into corresponding folders, one per person, group of persons or mailing list. My filtering needs aren't any more complex than that. If I might venture a guess (without having any insight into the source what so ever, mind), might it be because the new mail notification sound code is run after the filters are processed, and that the notification code is somehow tied into the filter actions? If that is so, might it not be a good idea to reverse the this order? Of course, I realise that there is a feature freeze and that anything might not get done until after the GNOME2 port. And I am fine with Evolution only beeping/playin the sound once per mail download. The alternative would be annoying bordering on the obnoxious, to say the least. .-) -- Janus Christensen ______________________________________________________ I want something that'll give me the stamina of a young werewolf, the vision of a shaman, the thoughts of a serial killer and the gentleness of a hungry vampire bat. -- Spider Jerusalem, Transmetropolitan
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