Re: C-d displays duplicated parts

[Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE (Kai Großjohann)]

Kai Großjohann <Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE> writes:

> I must admit that I still don't understand why you need to introduce
> more parts.

I now verified the introducing-parts part as follows:

I wrote a message with the following contents:

,-----
| <#part>
| this is part one
| <#part type="message/rfc822">
| From: me
| To: you
| Subject: inner message
| 
| test test
`-----

I sent it.  I then went back and changed the "message/rfc822" into
"text/plain" and sent the changed message again.

I received two messages, and C-d on the first message showed this:

,-----
|   +[27-Aug,  0b: -> Kai Großjoha] <* mixed> test MIME
|   +    [27-Aug,  0b: -> Kai Großjoha] <1 text>
|   +    [27-Aug,  0b: -> Kai Großjoha] <2 rfc822>
|            [01-Jan,  0b: me             ] <2 text> inner message
`-----

Whereas C-d on the second message showed this:

,-----
|   +[27-Aug,  0b: -> Kai Großjoha] <* mixed> test MIME
|   +    [27-Aug,  0b: -> Kai Großjoha] <1 text>
|        [27-Aug,  0b: me             ] inner message
`-----

I think that pretty much proves my `a node is added' statement.

Can you explain why that node is added?

kai
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