Hi, I've been noticing this behavior for a long time, but yesterday it has really annoyed me because it made me waste a lot of time trying to understand why a patch wasn't applying.
The problem: Gnus (or Emacs) is eating some newline characters in messages. This happens particularly often with hyperlinks, but yesterday it happened inside an inlined patch in a message. So take for example: --- # This line is a comment followed by an empty line. -all: bla.c +all: bla.c blergh.c --- This would be a normal piece of a patch. However, I received this: --- # This line is a comment followed by an empty line. -all: bla.c +all: bla.c blergh.c --- I.e., the empty line got swalled and became a space character. I did a search for "gnus bug newline" or similar terms, but couldn't find anything useful. Do you guys happen to know what could be happening? Maybe it's Emacs fault? Thanks in advance, -- Sergio _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
