On 16/10/2007 9:46 AM, Scott Berry wrote:
I am wondering what is the easiest way or any way to make tree views navigable byfirst letter navigation. I am modifying the Thunder Bird scripts by Daniel Dalton and would like to see first letter navigation both in the address and also in the address book?
Ah yes... Well I suggest putting the tree view in a list box. Not sure how exactly. But you would have to somehow add all the folder names to a variable. Maybe using a loop. How do I add a variable to another variable? So if I had the words: hello hi Danielon the screen and my loop would add each word to the variable called "list" how is this done? Sorry but I am learning c and haven't written a script for nearly six months. (I have only written some basic stuff)
BTW Scott, I will soon be moving to linux. So I won't have a compiler to test on. I am happy to give advice. But there isn't much to motivate me if I don't actually use the software. I will probably use "mutt" but I am more than happy to help you out with little bits of code.
Some things I think could be useful: -First letter navigation -Automatically speaking dialogs -better unread and read notifications -Better support in the compose window (vista users) -More hot keys -better reading with the alt 1 through 6 hot keys -Make a double press of alt 1 to 6 display info in the vv. -automatically turn language detection off in a message.-Option to automatically read the message or just place the cursor at the top of the message. (This probably isn't hard to add)
-better reading with insert b (don't speak graphics)-Turn off graphics reading in certain situations to stop it being annoying. (We could even make it configurable)
And more...This won't all be easy but here are some suggestions. I am happy to help you with ideas and code if you want. But I don't have time or the compiler to test code out and write lots of functions and scripts.
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