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Subject: [??] weird M-q behavior (5.2.6)
Date: 05 Jun 1996 12:46:42 -0400
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I am using Gnus 5.2.6, XEmacs 19.13, and have some very strange
behavior.  I would like to know if anyone else sees this.

While in message-mode, if:

1. I am on the last line of a paragraph;
2. the current paragraph is terminated by a period;
3. the current paragraph is followed by another:

When I execute `fill-paragraph-or-region' (M-q), an extra line is
inserted after the current paragraph, and no filling occurs.

If:

1. I am NOT on the last line of a paragraph;
2. the current paragraph is terminated by a period:

When I `M-q', the paragraph fills correctly, but the period moves to the
next line.

This does not happen when the paragraph is terminated by a question mark
or exclamation mark.

I am not insane.

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