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Article #716delete after burst to temp folder -- bug?
From: Todd Wilson
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 22:04
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 22:04
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I had meant to post the following "bug" report to this newsgroup, but
I accidentally posted it to gnu.emacs.vm.info instead. Since there
haven't yet been any replies to it there, I thought I'd try it again
here, where I originally intended it.
By default, the key "*" is mapped to vm-burst-digest, and the variable
vm-delete-after-bursting determines whether the original digest is
marked for deletion after bursting. However, I prefer to burst
digests into a separate folder, so I have the following in my .vm:
(define-key vm-mode-map "*" 'vm-burst-digest-to-temp-folder)
This has the advantage that quitting the temp folder is tantamount to
deleting all of the bursted messages at one time. However, the
variable vm-delete-after-bursting no longer applies to the original
digest, whereas it seems that it should.
Todd Wilson
(Using VM 7.17 in XEmacs 21.4 Patch 14)
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