Re: [CSCMail-Users] Billenium Bug
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From: Steven K. <st...@re...> - 2001-10-05 20:21:18
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Ok, fun fun fun... To fix this, I need to setup a custom sort function to pass to gtk_clist_set_compare_func() It'll take me a bit of time because I have to figure out how to do this in the context of the Perl bindings (it would be trivial in C, but wrappers make things complex) I'll see what I can hack together over the weekend. Also, Gavin: what version of CSCMail are you running? (I am sure this bug exists in all versions, but I am curious due to the line number differences you mention) -CZ Gavin Brown wrote: > > If you want to see this column, simply comment out line 4760 in cscmail. > > In both installations of cscmail I checked, line 4760 looks like > > $folder_tree->{'popup'}->{'emptyfolder'}->signal_connect("activate" => > \&empty_folder); > > which I guess deals with the context menu options in the Folders pane. I did > find line 4771 though: > > $message_clist(set_column_visibility(7,0); > > Changing 0 to 1 did the trick. > > The hidden field shows a correct timestamp but when viewed, messages from > before and after the billenium look like this: > > blah blah blah 1002310777 > blah blah blah 997052467 > > Sorted alphanumerically, 1002310777 comes before 997052467, since the list > order is A-Za-z0-9. Sorted numerically it's the other way around. > > I've had e-mail from two other people reporting the same bug. > > Hope this helps. > > Gavin. |