Re: Bug? pgnus 0.95

[Lee Willis <lee@gbdirect.co.uk>]

dsg@mitre.org (David S. Goldberg) writes:

> I think you need to do a C-u m when over the group line, not just m.
> That's what's documented, and it works for me.

Sorry, I didn't explain myself too well. That would Gcc to the group
that the point is over which is not what I'm after.

I tootle around and read my mail, then say for example I want to compose
a new mail. I'm in the Group buffer with point over some indeterminate
group (At this point I don't care and shouldn't have to care which!) and
hit 'm' to compose a new message. What I think should happen is that I
should get a Gcc: into my archive folder (That's what the lisp snippet I
sent does). This is what, correctly, happens if point is over a group in
a topic with the ((gcc-self . t)) not set. If however point happens to
be over a group who's parent topic has ((gcc-self . t)) in it's
parameters I get an empty Gcc line. This is IMHO wrong. My messages
should be archived according to gnus-message-archive-group regardless of
the group I'm over, after all I'm just over the group, not IN it.

Sorry for the possibly weak explanation both times, I hope you now see
what I mean ...

Lee.
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