Re: Is there exist a way to set score preference without all.SCORE?

[Oleksandr Gavenko]

On 2012-08-12, Oleksandr Gavenko wrote:

> On 2012-08-12, Oleksandr Gavenko wrote:
>
>> I have best experience with '.emacs' to spread my config across different
>> hosts and store it in DVCS and install it with GNU Make and POSIX
>> utilities.
>>
>> As I know 'all.SCORE' auto-updated by Emacs. So I can't just overwrite it
>> (am I right?).
>>
> Still interesting...
>
See below...

>> So I look for way to store setting from all.SCORE like:
>>
>>    (("from"
>>     ("Oleksandr Gavenko" 200))
>>    ("references"
>>     ("@gavenkoa.example.com" 100)
>>     ("@desktop.home.int" 100))
>>
>> in '.emacs' or hint how install that config by using usual POSIX utilities.
>
> As I think storing this settings in '.emacs' file is not possible. I read
> 'gnus-score-load-file' function from lisp/gnus/gnus-score.el and found that
> Emacs uses 'gnus-score-cache' variable for holding scores. Which is alist of
> files and associated parsed content.
>
I discover gnus-score-search-global-directories variable.

So you can point Gnus to separate all.SCORE file. I suppose...

But I don't tested that so:

> So I try make such thing in my Makefile in order to install my settings:
>
>   install all.SCORE $HOME/.gnus/score
>
I think that's good.

But I change my mind if some competent users say what it really right thing.

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