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64 Quoting David Bremner (2013-02-17 14:19:55)
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65 > Nicolas Pouillard <np@nicolaspouillard.fr> writes:
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68 > > Quoting John Lenz (2013-02-16 19:07:47)
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71 > >> Hi, I am working on one as well, but am further along. I am starting
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72 > >> to use it as my main interface. I have table view of messages, a
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73 > >> pager view, tagging and retagging, compose, compose with attachments,
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74 > >> etc. Combined with the "Its All Text" firefox plugin, it works
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75 > >> pretty well. I was planning on announcing in a week or so, but here
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76 > >> is the code since this thread showed up. I will work on some
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77 > >> instructions on how to set it up soon, plus a little cleanup.
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80 > >> https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src
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82 > > Wow in Haskell! I'm looking forward to try/use it.
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85 > Interesting. I see you are calling out to the CLI. Ben Gamari (in CC)
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86 > was working on some Haskell bindings; I'm not sure how far he got. I
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87 > think there were some conflicts between the memory models of talloc and
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90 Calling the CLI has been of a direct use for me to run the webapp on a
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91 different machine by simply having notmuch as a script using ssh.
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