Richard Lewis wrote: >One day, in the distant future, someone will make a decision about how >Emacs lisp with have threading support added. And then all the >thousands of package maintainers will gradually start altering their >code to take advantage of this multi-threading capability. >But until this happens, I guess our only solution is to use a mail >sending technique which relies on an external process, rather than >pure elisp. Not sure what's available on that front? Something that might work out without use of an external application would be a change in workflow utilizing WL's offline mode: - plug off Wanderlust before preparing the messages to be sent (M-t) - now Wanderlust is in offline mode: If you hit C-c C-c the messages is queued in `wl-queue-folder' - queue all messages - now either: - plug in again (M-t) and WL asks if it should flush the queue; say yes and go to lunch while wl is sending the messages - start another Emacs, fire up Wanderlust, let the second Emacs session send out the mail and do something else HTH -- David -- OpenPGP... 0x99ADB83B5A4478E6 Jabber.... dmjena@jabber.org Email..... dmaus@ictsoc.de
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