Adam Sjøgren writes:
> I recently had the same need, and solved it by making my own function
> based on gnus-summary-kill-thread:
>
> (defun asjo-gnus-summary-mark-thread-read ()
> "Mark articles under current thread as read."
> (interactive "" gnus-summary-mode)
> (let ((ar
On Friday, 30 Jun 2023 at 04:28, Michael Heerdegen wrote:
> After reading the Gnus manual a bit I take "killed" as a subset of
> "read". k for example behaves, and is documented, similarly.
>
> Internally `gnus-summary-mark-article-as-read' is used, just marking is
> done with `gnus-killed-mark' -
Eric S Fraga writes:
> I've had a chance to try this and you are correct: the documentation
> does not match the behaviour. "T k" with no argument marks all articles
> as killed which is not the same as read.
After reading the Gnus manual a bit I take "killed" as a subset of
"read". k for exam
Alshehhi writes:
> I am new to gnus. I am trying to mark a thread as read. However, it is
> still unclear to me how to do that. There is the command
> gnus-summary-kill-thread:
I recently had the same need, and solved it by making my own function
based on gnus-summary-kill-thread:
(defun asj
On Thursday, 29 Jun 2023 at 04:02, Alshehhi Family wrote:
> It seems that like it is the right command because it says "as
> read". But when I run it, gnus mark the thread as kill. Am I missing
> something?
Not sure what you tried exactly. What happens if you try "C-u T k",
i.e. passing a positiv
I've had a chance to try this and you are correct: the documentation
does not match the behaviour. "T k" with no argument marks all articles
as killed which is not the same as read. The other mentioned options
(positive, 0, and negative arguments) do behave as documented.
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Eric S Fraga via gn
I am new to gnus. I am trying to mark a thread as read. However, it is
still unclear to me how to do that. There is the command
gnus-summary-kill-thread:
gnus-summary-kill-thread is an interactive native-compiled Lisp
function in ‘gnus-sum.el’.
(gnus-summary-kill-thread
