Re: Gnus devel-vers: total thread score

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Nicolai Stange <nicolai.stange@zmaw.de> writes:

> 1.) I use sth. like '(%i,%V)' in my gnus-summary-line-format:
> %i          Article score (number)
> %V          Total thread score (number).
> However, the %V value is always equal to the %i value. This is in
> contrast to the Gnus shipped with Emacs 23 from Ubuntu 12.04.
> It seems like there is no accumulation taking place with Gnus from git.

I'm unable to reproduce this.  I've given your two messages some scores,
and this is what I get in the summary buffer with your settings:

! +1,11 [  41: Nicolai Stange         ] Gnus devel-vers: total thread score
! +    10,10 [   5: Nicolai Stange         ] 

> 2.) `gnus-thread-sort-by-total-score' is actually doing some sorting
> based on scores, but it behaves as if `gnus-thread-score-function' had
> been set to `max', which it isn't (it is set to `#').

I'm not able to reproduce this, either.  The thread with the highest
total score got sorted first, even though the thread below had a higher
max score.

! +7,14 [  18: Philippe M. Coatmeur   ] article-edit-mode-map
! +    7,7 [  10: Philippe M. Coatmeur   ] 
! +1,11 [  41: Nicolai Stange         ] Gnus devel-vers: total thread score
! +    10,10 [   5: Nicolai Stange         ] 

Are you sure these are the actual settings in use in the summary buffer?
Eval `gnus-thread-score-function' (and friends) in the summary buffer to
see what their values are there.

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