No setting, but you can create a script for each plonk version. Assign them
to keyboard shortcuts, and you can plonk away.
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Program DoPlonk;
Begin
PostKey(79, false, true, false, false, false, false, false, false);
ADo('AddPlonkFilter');
End.
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Program DoSubjPlonk;
Begin
PostKey(79, false, true, false, false, false, false, false, false);
ADo('AddSubjectPlonkFilter');
End.
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First stuffing the keyboard buffer with Alt+o (to get the Scoring&Actions
window closed, later on) may seem counter-intuitive. But the scripts work
only this way round.
Default plonk actions can be defined in the settings.ini of 40tude Dialog:
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[Scoring]
DefPlonk=!delete
DefSubjectPlonk=!ignore,markread
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Create the [Scoring] section, if it doesn't exist.
Apart from all this: Marcus Mönnig showed the Scoring&Actions window on each
<plonk> on purpose. Users should be able to manually adjust these plonks.
It is better to double-check plonk filters to avoid accidentally adding
too broad conditions.
Moreover, plonk should not be used too freely. Huge lists slow Dialog down,
eventually. For filtering subjects, the "ignore thread" command is usually
sufficient. This is available directly via key <i> and the setting is stored
for each ignored subthread directly inside the database. Scoring&Actions
subject filters target recurring (new) threads containing identifiable text.
For this to work well, manually edited RegEx filter conditions are usually
required...
HTH.
Bernd