🚀 go-pugleaf

In VM-5.31(beta) I think there is a problem with vm-do-reply.  I
believe there needs to be another hook akin to mail-setup-hook because
VM sets some keys in the local map *after* vm-mail-internal runs the
mail-setup-hook.  This keeps me from being able to rebind \C-c\C-c and
such.  This new hook should probably be run after the 
"(if include-text ...)" form, IMHO.

Why is it necessary to rebind \C-c\C-c?  Well, in one of the last
several patches VM begin exhibiting behavior I don't like.  Namely,
when I send-and-exit a mail message, my screen setup changes to a
single window, even if I invoked vm-mail from the vm-summary window with
the vm-message window also visible.  The worst part about it is that
the remaining window is the message window and not the summary window
(which is at the top of the buffer ring when I'm in the vm-mail
window).  

I finally got fed up with this behavior and set about changing it.
No problem, thinks I!  I discover that: (1) vm-mail-send-and-exit just
calls mail-send-and-exit to do the sending and buffer shuffling; (2)
mail-send-and-exit uses it argument to determine whether or not to
delete the mail window; (3) vm-mail-send-and-exit dutifully passes its
prefix arg to mail-send-and-exit; and (4) I can just use a prefix arg
to vm-mail-send-and-exit to get the behavior I want.  Hurray!  I
decide to create a simple function that calls vm-mail-send-and-exit
with a prefix-like argument and bind that to \C-c\C-c.  That's when I
discover that vm-do-reply is squashing my definition of \C-c\C-c that I
carefully setup in mail-setup-hook. Rats!

Oh well, for now I'll try to remember the prefix arg work-around!

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David Eckelkamp		Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corp. (MCC)
eckelkamp@mcc.com	3500 W. Balcones Center Dr.
(512) 343-0978		Austin,TX 78759