p0.33, mouse-2 & text/plain toggling

p0.33, mouse-2 & text/plain toggling

[Karl Kleinpaste]

I have a multipart/mixed message, containing a text/plain segment in
which there is a URL.

1. The mouse-2 fix doesn't work.

I applied this patch from Hrvoje to 0.33:

--- gnus-art.el.orig    Thu Sep 24 17:38:42 1998
+++ gnus-art.el Thu Sep 24 17:38:52 1998
@@ -1890,7 +1890,7 @@
   "\C-c\C-i" gnus-info-find-node
   "\C-c\C-b" gnus-bug
 
-  gnus-mouse-2 'widget-button-click
+  gnus-mouse-2 widget-button-click
   
   "\C-d" gnus-article-read-summary-keys
   "\M-*" gnus-article-read-summary-keys

I re-byte-compiled gnus-art.el, started a fresh XEmacs, got to the
same message, and tried to mouse-2 on the URL.  I still get an error:

Signaling: (error "`widget-button-click' called outside button")
  signal(error ("`widget-button-click' called outside button"))
  cerror("`widget-button-click' called outside button")
  apply(cerror "`widget-button-click' called outside button")
  error("`widget-button-click' called outside button")
  widget-button-click(#<buttondown-event button2>)
  call-interactively(widget-button-click)

2. If I mouse-2 on the [text/plain] button in the message, the text is
toggled in and out of visibility, but once it's been made to
disappear, it never again is buttonized or smilified when it
re-appears.  Also, there is an inconsistency as to whether a blank
line separates the [text/plain] button from the text.  It starts out
as
	[text/plain]

	http://some.stuff/...
but after toggling to invisibility and back, it is then
	[text/plain]
	http://some.stuff/...

Shouldn't the text be returned to exactly the state in which it was
originally found, if mouse-2 is truly a toggle?

--karl

Re: p0.33, mouse-2 & text/plain toggling

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@jprc.com> writes:

> 2. If I mouse-2 on the [text/plain] button in the message, the text is
> toggled in and out of visibility, but once it's been made to
> disappear, it never again is buttonized or smilified when it
> re-appears.

Yes.  The text/plain parts need to be re-highlighted.

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  larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen