invariant terse mode [was: exit codes in docs]

[David Relson]

Matthias,

Having "-T" implemented as:

spamicity_tags=Spam,Ham,Unsure
terse_format=%1.1c %g

would be fine by me.

At 12:08 PM 8/4/03, Matthias Andree wrote:
>On Mon, 04 Aug 2003, David Relson wrote:
>
> > Also, bogotune uses flags "-tt" which set the terse_format to
> > "%0.16f".  This allows it to distinguish spam scores near to 0 or 1, for
> > example 0.0000000012345678 from 0.0000000087654321 (both of which print as
> > 0.000000 using the default format).
>
>Well, %g fixes that, but I don't care which is used.
>
> > My suggestion is to use "-T" for invariant terse mode using "S/H/U" for 
> the
> > letter.  Here are some output examples:
> >
> > S 0.954321
> > H 0.002468
> > U 0.499999
>
>Sounds fine. We must tell the user that if the first letter isn't
>recognized (after a bogofilter update), he's got to defer mail delivery
>and fix his script after reading through the new documentation, so we
>can extend without taking our users at a suprise.

When such changes happen, they are items for the RELEASE.NOTES file, are 
they not?

David

P.S.  I've just updated format.c (to accept %g) and RELEASE.NOTES-0.14 (to 
mention exit codes).