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71 This whole series looks good to me (modulo the minor comments I have
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72 made). The tests all pass. Additionally it was very simple to modify
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73 notmuch-pick to use the new parser and that also seemed to work.
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75 Incidentally it seems that notmuch-show still uses the JSON format so we
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76 may want to switch that over too.
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83 On Sat, 18 May 2013, Austin Clements <amdragon@MIT.EDU> wrote:
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84 > This series implements an incremental S-expression parser and switches
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85 > search over to it. To simplify things, it also implements better
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86 > handing of stderr for asynchronous processes so we don't have to
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87 > handle errors embedded in the S-expression stream.
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