Re: Imroving deleting/stripping MIME parts

[Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@jpl.org>]

>>>>> In <v9irxj1m1f.fsf@marauder.physik.uni-ulm.de> Reiner Steib wrote:

>>> There is still the problem (probably with `gnus-article-goto-part';
>>> unrelated to your code), that using `d' repeatedly in a message with
>>> several attachments sometimes fails to advance to the next part (with
>>> `gnus-auto-select-part' set to 1).

> Assume the I delete part number M.  If the button for part number M+1
> is below the *initially visible* part (i.e. after pressing `g') of the
> article buffer, point doesn't advance to part M+1.

> This is another test file with a longer first part (inline) and many
> attachments:
> http://theotp1.physik.uni-ulm.de/~ste/comp/emacs/gnus/text-parts-02.nnml.gz

I see, but that is a mystery.  It seems as if there's a timer
process which redisplays the article last (no such process is
observed in the Lisp level actually, though).  I only found that
to run `(sit-for 0)' at a certain period does the trick.  Could
you try the latest CVS?

>> does the following patch solve it?

> Unfortunately it doesn't.

I also installed it (making `gnus-article-jump-to-part' skip
unbuttonized parts).  It it causes any trouble, please let me
know.

Furthermore, I improved `gnus-article-part-wrapper' so as not to
return to the summary window if `gnus-auto-select-part' is
non-nil, assuming the part commands might be invoked from the
summary buffer.