John Hinsley <jhinsley at telinco.co.uk> wrote:
> Giovanni Giorgi wrote:
> > Try it with
> > CelesteAddressBook open
> This is _very_ ambitious! I'd have been quite happy with something like
> Netscape's "do you want to add <cosina at fascistiboia.com> to your address
> book". But your solution may well be better.

I am develpoing a more complete version. 
I will post it in the next few days.

> "Process the emails, trying to find them. 
> 	Bug: the cc and to fields are hard to decode bacause they can contain
> more
> 	than one item. For the meantime, the result is very ugly."
> 
> I have a Squeaking suspicion that I've seen code to do either this or
> something very similar. 

I have fixed it a little, and now works better.

> ¿Anyone?
> 
> I often get "Contacts Processed: 0" which results in a walkback. If I
> kill the debugger, kill the CelesteAddressBook and open a new one,
> sometimes it'll proceed to run through all the contacts. Sometimes it
> won't. 

I use the default db. I get it with "Celeste defaultDBName"
and then I try to open it. 
Is it the right way?

> 
> Fom the code:
> 
> aMenu add: 'Search....' action: #popUpAFastSearchBox.

Sorry, to implement. I'd like to filter emails adding another widget to
the window, like in
the Mail tool of MacOS X.

> (It looks like there is code both in the search menu of Celeste and of
> BookMorph which could be hacked and used.)
Hmmm interesting....I will do a look to it.

A question: It is possible to filter incoming email with celeste?
For example, I'd like to say to celeste to put squeak emails in the
category squeak, instead of putting it in the "new" category.
ciao ciao