Re: 5.8.2 strange duplicate groups

[Mike Fletcher <mfletcher@iss.net>]

>>>>> "ZSH" == Shenghuo ZHU <zsh@cs.rochester.edu> writes:

>>>>> "Fletch" == Mike Fletcher <mfletcher@iss.net> writes:
    Fletch> I'm getting strange duplicate entries in my group buffer.
    Fletch> Here's what it looks like (p5p being the group in
    Fletch> question):

    Fletch> [ Gnus -- 3345 ]                   
    Fletch>       *: p5p                    */910  3
    Fletch>   [ Mail -- 3345 ] 
    Fletch>       3: inbox                  3/520  3 
    Fletch>     [ Misc Lists -- 1320 ] 
    Fletch> [...]
    Fletch>       [ Perl Lists -- 1272 ] 
    Fletch>     910: p5p                    910/910  3 
    Fletch> *     0: perl-xs                        0/288  3 

[...]

    ZSH> Use 'G e' to find out the parameters and others.

        For the duplicate and the real group `G e' shows:

--------------------------------------------------
;;; Editing the select method for `p5p'. 
;; Type `C-c C-c' after you've finished editing. 
 
"native" 
--------------------------------------------------


    ZSH> Try to use `T D' to remove the first line.

        If I do `T D' on just the duplicate line it (the duplicate)
only disappears, but it just pops right back up the next time I `g' to 
get new mail.

        A wierd behavior I just noticed: if I `C-k' the bogus p5p
group and then hit `g' without subsequently yanking it back, I get a
duplicate of the `perl-xs' group that's next underneath where p5p used 
to be.  

        Curiouser and curiouser . . .

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