I am using mailman 3. Is it possible to change the keyword extensions for the purpose of mailing list management? For instance, is it be possible to change list-join#DOMAIN for list-inscription#DOMAIN, or list-unsubscribe#DOMAIN for list-leave#DOMAIN? Such flexibility would be useful for localization/language requirements.
Any suggestions?
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I am a very new to LUIS. I am not able to use phrase list and pattern. Since I could not find any resource (Except Microsoft document), where I can get more details about it neither I could find any reference of demo.
It would be nice if any one can explain a bit in layman language in which scenario we can use both.
One more thing phrase list are not listing with entity while we are working on Utterance in intent creation
Since I could not find any resource (Except Microsoft document), where
I can get more details about it neither I could find any reference of
demo.
You can find more examples from this StackOverFlow answers about using Patterns feature and Phrase Lists other than Microsoft documentation.
It would be nice if any one can explain a bit in layman language in
which scenario we can use both.
In short Patterns are used for labeling entities which follow a specific pattern without providing more examples whereas Phrase Lists are used for providing synonyms of the utterances.
One more thing phrase list are not listing with entity while we are
working on Utterance in intent creation
Please read more about Phrase Lists about how to use it and how it works. If you still have issues send the snapshot with more details to Luisuservoice#microsoft.com.
I used Alfred and 2Do a lot. And what I want is to list all the 2do tasks in Alfred, I've searched a way to solve it.
Is there a way to fetch all the 2Do tasks and shown it in Alfred?
No. 2Do does not provide AppleScript support nor a proper API.
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_FTP_commands LIST -R, in the FTP protocol on servers that support it, return a recurisve directory listing. My question is... where is this behavior defined? It's not in RFC959.
That does not seem to be a standardised extension. A simple way to look for any related standards documents would be a site:tools.ietf.org query using your favourite search engine. https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ftpext would be a good place to ask for additional pointers; that used to the be mailing list of the IETF WG defining FTP extensions.
I'm trying to use the ABPerson method searchElementForProperty:... to create a moderately complex search. In particular, I want to find the set of people who have an email address that ends with "foo.com", and are NOT part of the pre-populated group "My workunit".
Matching against just the email address seems to be trivial. Creating a conjunction against the (inverse of the) group membership seems impossible.
Yes, I can do this by doing the obvious explicit cross-checking myself, but if the point of having search functionality directly in Address Book is to optimize performance, wouldn't it make sense for the search facility to be sufficiently complete to be able to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Tony
You could potentially copy all the data from the address book into a Core Data store and use predicates to work with that data. Predicates tend to be very useful when building complex queries.
Predicate Programming Guide
In this case you would have to get all contacts ([[AddressBook sharedAddressBook] people]) and also have a Core Data entity called Contact (or something similar) that would save names, emails, addresses and other properties from the ABPerson object.
Having this you can probably create an NSPredicate to filter with the conditions you want.
Groups reference their members according to recordId. The only way I have found to perform such an operation is here: how to find parent groups of a person. It is not a simple thing like we would like. It seems that Apple is not concerned about group searching which would be extremely useful.
I am looking for some sort of code to add members to a Distribution List in GAL. We are moving to a new DL naming convention in the new system and I need to add hundreds of users to new distribution lists without fail. Manually doing this will take ages and I am looking for achieving this programmatic-ally.. I was searching for the past 4hrs with no luck. I don't even know where to start. Any help is appreciated...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb645998.aspx