Moshe Kaminsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I discovered that refile changes the cur message in the source > directory to be the last refiled message. This means that cur will > point to a message that no longer exists after refile is done. What is > the idea?
After rmm removes a message, cur also doesn't change. That makes command sequences like this possible: % show % rmm % next (or: show next) Maybe your question is more about the fact that, when refile removes *multiple* messages, it sets cur to the *last* message refiled, instead of the first? AFAIK, this is true of most nmh programs -- for instance, "show 1 3 18" sets cur to 18. I think I remember some debate, years ago, about this behavior. The only conclusion I can remember, though, is "if not the last message, then *which* message?". Comments, anyone else? Jerry -- Jerry Peek, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.jpeek.com/
