> > > My feeling of this is that we really do not want to have a
> > > Ftoc_ClearCurrent, but rather just a RescanLine and the caller had
> > > better know the line or msgid. That routine shoud just put in the '+'
> > > if the line/msg in question happened to be the cur msg. Thoughts?
> >
> > Intuitively, that sounds right to me.  It does also call "tag remove", so
> > you'll have to make sure that gets set correctly as well.
> >
> > I think any changes that make it behave more intuitively are a good thing even
> > if they mean we have something else to fix.  Of course, that attitude is why
> > I've been fixing exmh bugs for 3 weeks.
>
I have a version that's working now. I'll try it a couple of days and
check it during daylight. Basically I added an agument to
ClearCurrent and updated all callers to slap in $ftoc(curLine). I
also flipped the order in  Msg_Change to ClearCurrent $prevline after
the Mh_SetCur. For some reason it barfs when Marking many messages
Unread. I'll check that tomorrow.
G'night.
/Anders
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Re: voice applications - how does joe-sixpack build one?
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