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NEWS.org: update

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Dirk-Jan C. Binnema 2022-12-30 11:43:36 +02:00
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- a new command-line parser, which allows (hopefully!) for a better user
interaction; better error checking and more
- The ~script~ command is gone, and integrated with ~mu~ directly, i.e. the
scripts (when enabled) are directly visible in the ~mu~ output. Also see the
Guile section.
- Revamped manpages with are now generated from ~org~ descriptions
- Standardize on PCRE-flavored regular expressions throughout *mu*.
- the MSYS2 (Windows) builds is _experimental_ now; some things may not work;
see e.g. https://github.com/djcb/mu/issues?q=is%3Aissue+label%3Amsys, but
we welcome efforts to fix those things.
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instead you should use the new ~mu4e-view-rendered-hook~.
- mu4e window management has been significantly reworked and cleaned up,
affecting the message loading as well as window-layout. As a user-visible
feature, there's now 'z' binding (~mu4e-view-detach~), to 'detach' view and
alllow for keeping multiple views around; see the Mu4e manual for details.
affecting the message loading as well as the window-layout. As a
user-visible feature, there's now 'z' binding (~mu4e-view-detach~), to
'detach' view and alllow for keeping multiple views around; see the Mu4e
manual for details.
- One change is that ~mu4e-split-view~ can no longer be a function; the new
way is to use ~display-buffer-alist~ as explained in the [[info:mu4e:Buffer Display][manual]].
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mean that Guile support goes way, just that it will look different.
- Guile script commands are now integrated with the main ~mu~, so without
further parameters ~mu~ shows both subcommands and scripts. This is work
in progress!
further parameters ~mu~ shows both subcommands and scripts. This is a
work-in-progress!
- The per-(week|day|year|year-month) script have been combined into a
~histogram~ script. If you have Guile-support enabled, and have ~gnuplot~