Luckily KMail can now break hijacked threads (was: Re: Patch for KMessageBox)

[Ingo Klöcker]

On Sunday 11 May 2003 17:00, Nicolas Hadacek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is a patch that factors some code in KMessageBox.
> Furthermore, it provides API for using the "don't show again
> functionnality" outside a KMessageBox dialog (which is what I
> needed).
>
> No objection for committing ?

No objection from me. But please don't hijack threads (i.e. don't reply 
to completely unrelated messages). As you are using KMail you have 
several ways to open a new message to kde-core-devel. If you anyway 
already selected a kde-core-devel message then simply left click on the 
highlighted kde-core-devel at kde.org to create a new message.

BTW, as KMail now has the possibility to apply filter actions manually 
(Message->Apply Filter Actions >) the following filter can be used with 
the latest cvs version of KMail to break hijacked threads:

=====
Filter Criteria:
Simply leave it empty

Filter Actions:
[remove header]   In-Reply-To
[remove header]   References

Apply this filter [ ] ... [ ] ... [ ] ...
[ ] If this filter matches ...
[x] Show Message menu Apply Filter Actions menu item for this filter
=====

As this filter will be shown in the menus you should also give the 
filter a meaningfull name. And as a KAction will be created for this 
filter it's possible to define a keyboard shortcut and to add it to the 
toolbar (without icon).

Regards,
Ingo

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