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From: Gary.Foster@Corp.Sun.COM (Gary D. Foster)
Date: 21 Mar 1997 12:28:59 -0800
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Hmm... first whack at looking for problems.  Encountered some weird
things, haven't been able to put my finger on them yet.  I'll try and
track them down though.

For now:

loading a perl file without a .pl extension no longer enables perl
mode.  I have to manually set perl mode once I load the file.  It
seems to not pay attention to the #! construct at the beginning.

Randomly seems to switch buffers.  Just now while typing this message,
it switched to the group buffer and then prompted me if I was sure I
wanted to exit Gnus.  I *know* I didn't hit any of these key
combinations.  It also switched buffers when I grabbed the title bar
and "shook" the frame for about 20 seconds.  Haven't been able to
duplicate that yet.  It also switches buffers after I just let it sit
for a few minutes.  At first I thought I was forgetting what I was
doing, I'd leave for a cup of coffee and come back and it would be on
a different buffer.  Then I *saw* it do it all by itself.  Maybe
something in my gnus-daemon handler is doing this?  I'll try and track
it down.

There, it just did it again while I was editing faces.  That's kinda
weird.  Nothing in the lossage shows something that would have caused
it.

(display-column-mode) in my .emacs causes a parse error in simple.elc
when it messes with my modeline.  If I comment it out and enter it by
hand it works though.

It *just* decided to enable gnus-topic mode on me by itself, and then
switch to a *new* message buffer.  This weird buffer switching is
disconcerting.  Definately seemed to happen right after my gnus-daemon
handler fired.  The only thing it contains is:

(defun gdf-gnus-scan-mail ()
  "Scan level 2 nnml groups."
  (gnus-group-get-new-news 2))

But it definately seems to happen right when this fires off.  Not
every time, though, but almost always freaks out if I'm typing when
the daemon-handler fires.

Anyways, that's my first whack at b102.

-- Gary F.

