Re: delay when quitting digest

[John H Palmieri <John.H.Palmieri.2@nd.edu>]

Back to my original question:


John H Palmieri <John.H.Palmieri.2@nd.edu> writes:

> There is a noticeable delay when quitting digests.
> Here's the situation:
> 
> Background: I have gnus-auto-select-first set to nil in
> gnus-select-group-hook, so I don't automatically get an *Article*
> buffer when I enter a group.
> 
> Case 1: I enter a mail group which contains a digest, then go to the
> digest and hit `C-d' to look at it.  Then when I hit `q', I return to
> the *Summary* buffer almost instantaneously.
> 
> Case 2: I enter a mail group which contains a digest, read a
> non-digest article first (so there is an *Article* buffer around),
> then go to the digest and hit `C-d' to look at it.  Then when I hit
> `q', there is a delay (perhaps several seconds--the length depends on
> the size of the digest), and then I return to the *Summary* buffer,
> which now shows the digest in a single *Article* buffer.

The delay is apparently caused by buttonizing the digest (to show it
in the *Article* buffer).  My question:

What's the easiest way to avoid this delay?  What can I add to which
hook so that when I leave the digest, the *Article* buffer associated
to the parent *Summary* buffer is deleted, so that the article is
never treated for buttons or anything else?  Or should I take some
other approach?

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John H. Palmieri                         palmieri.2@nd.edu

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