Re: Rendering on Bm

[Matt Christian <mattc@visi.com>]

Hi,

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:
> 
> > Considering that the entire `B' keymap consists of actions involving
> > shuffling things around in the backend (i.e. the filesystem) rather
> > than the frontend (i.e. my eyeballs)... [...]   I'm moving
> > the articles Elsewhere -- why should I care about _anything_ having to do
> > with rendering, least of all the complicated nightmare of invoking PGP?
> 
> Well, you've convinced me.  Should I make all the
> moving/copying/re-spooling functions completely non-selecting?

I'm not Karl (or Lars ;) but I'll put my $.02 US in now...

I run into this very same problem when dealing with spam in Gnus.  Gnus
attempts to render HTML-based email before completely throwing away the
result and moving the article.  I know about the discouraged-alteratives
variables but what spam is actually RFC compliant?  I'd rather have
commands like 'B m' just move the dang article without even invoking any
display/rendering routines.

Short answer: yes, could someone please make these functions non-selecting?

- Matt

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