Re: Killing unwanted post

[David Sumbler <david@nospam.co.uk>]

Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

> On Thu, 14 Apr 2005, david@nospam.co.uk wrote:
>
>> Occasionally when I am writing an email or news article I realize that
>> I don't want to send it after all, for some reason.  I don't want to
>> save it even as a draft, so I use C-c C-k, "message-kill-buffer".
>> 
>> I then get "Message modified; kill anyway? (yes or no)" in the
>> minibuffer.  Is there a way to suppress this message?  I'd like the
>> kill to happen without confirmation.
>
> I just added the message-kill-buffer-query-if-modified variable to
> message.el in CVS.  It's t by default, so you should set it to nil to
> achieve the desired effect.

I don't use CVS, but I tried adding the line

(setq message-kill-buffer-query-if-modified nil)

to message.el, then ran byte-compile-file on it.

But it didn't seem to make any difference.  I'm using Gnus v10.5.6.

What am I doing wrong?

David

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