Re: Score threads to which I've posted?

Rudy Taraschi <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.slrn.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Grant,

Sorry for the late reply; my ISP is brain-dead.

> I'd like to be able to raise the scores of threads to which
> I've posted and then have those threads highlighted.  It looks
> liek the latter can be done using the score_color patch from
> http://www.taraschi.net/slrn

Technically speaking, you do not need my patch if that's all you
want to do. Scoring an article higher than min_high_score will
color it in the vanilla slrn.  My patch is useful if you want to highlight
*other* posters as well.

> The former (the actual scoring) is less obvious.  I've found
> out how to increase the scores of articles that are descendants
> of my postings, but that's not quite what I'm trying to do.  I
> want to increase the score of all articles in a thread to which
> I post regardless of whether the posting in question is a
> follow-up to my posting or not.

A non-macro way of doing something very close to what you want
is this.  I have this in my .slrnrc

#v+
    % Flag direct replies to my posts
    Score:: =10000
    References: rudy@news\.server\.org>$
    % Flag non-direct replies to my stuff
    Score:: =9999
    References: rudy@news\.server\.org
#v-

If you select one of the threaded views (ESC-S 9 Thread, then
sort by date (most recent first), all THREADS you've posted to
appear at the top of your list. It will not bump up the score of
*every* article in the thread, so it won't work in an unthreaded
view, but it should do what you want in threaded views.

Hope that helps

/rudy

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