Re: [PATCH] Re: Unread messages un-highlighted
- From: Peter Bloomfield <PeterBloomfield MindSpring com>
- To: Balsa list <balsa-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [PATCH] Re: Unread messages un-highlighted
- Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 19:23:25 -0500
On 2001.12.18 18:27 Jon Tai wrote:
> I have set my scan depth to 3, and I only have folders nested 2
> layers deep. When I start balsa, the IMAP account is highlighted,
> indicating messages. But when I expand the folder tree, there are no
> mailboxes telling me where there are new messges. Only after about
> half a minute do they appear.
I can't explain that. On my setup, when I set the scan depth large
enough, expanding or collapsing the IMAP tree is instant, and the
highlighting is always consistent. When you write `there are no
mailboxes telling me where there are new messages', do you mean that
there are no mailboxes revealed, or that they are revealed but not
highlighted?
I guess this might be server-related: I'm using Cyrus, but I believe
that others have tested the cvs code on uw-imap.
>
> In balsa-1.2.3, as soon as mail was "checked" (the IMAP account
> became highlighted) the mailboxes below it were highlighted showing
> me where my new messages are. Using a new scanning method that
> benefits people on slow connections is great, and I don't mind
> dealing with a few development releases, but in the long run I don't
> think balsa should penalize users on a fast connection with a
> confusing "you have new messages, nevermind you don't (they
> dissappeared), sorry you do after all" behavior. Other mail clients
> I've seen handle this properly, and while balsa may not at the
> present, I just want to ensure that it will eventually. - Jon
Thanks--so do I!
With a fast connection, is the repeated mail check implemented in my
previous patch a nuisance?
Peter
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