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+From: Mark Walters <markwalters1009@gmail.com>\r
+To: David Bremner <david@tethera.net>, notmuch@notmuchmail.org\r
+Subject: Re: [PATCH] make http links into buttons\r
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+Since there was a little discussion about this on irc I post it here (with\r
+bremner's permission) so that it doesn't get lost.\r
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+Mark\r
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+Day changed Mon Jan 20 2014\r
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+14:28 < mjw1009_> bremner: I am not sure quite what behaviour you were seeing on the link-buttons message (nor quite what you would expect)\r
+14:29 < mjw1009_> (that is the message attached to id:87mwisqhx7.fsf@zancas.localnet)\r
+14:29 < bremner> umm. hangon, I need to re-enable that patch.\r
+14:30 < mjw1009_> before you do can you check it behaves as you expect in master?\r
+14:30 < bremner> well, tabbing doesn't visit the URLs at all in master. so I guess yes?\r
+14:30 < mjw1009_> and you would expect it just to stop at the [text/html] part button?\r
+14:31 < bremner> it bounces between the from address and the text/html button\r
+14:31 < mjw1009_> (I was a little surprised when looking at the code that we linkify the html part at all rather than leaving that to shr or something)\r
+14:32 < mjw1009_> Oh great. that behaves differently in emacs 23\r
+14:32 < mjw1009_> (on master)\r
+14:32 < bremner> ah. this could be tricky. Do you have access to emacs24?\r
+14:33 < mjw1009_> yes\r
+14:34 < bremner> ok, with the patch in emacs24, I hit tab 3 times, and then it seems stuck at "mathematical_statistical_sciences@nsa.gov"\r
+14:35 < mjw1009_> Ok now I can reproduce some odd behaviour. It works much more as expected in emacs23\r
+14:36 < mjw1009_> I don't know why it is cycling in the normal case on emacs24. on normal message tab on emacs23 stops at the end of the message and signals an error. \r
+14:37 < mjw1009_> But anyway I now know where to look so I can do some experiments. Thanks!\r
+14:37 < bremner> cool.\r
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+20:04 < mjw1009_> does anyone else see the following on emacs24: goto a message with a text/html part(eg id:CAGhLh6F=m_K9QqmwXmakfeyPbCtMriBAr+6FQ7N8seT=r15KmQ@mail.gmail.com ); if you tab thought the message it all behaves correctly, but if you open the text-html part and tab through then the cursor goes from the text-html button to the top of the buffer\r
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+Day changed Tue Jan 21 2014\r
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+02:03 < bremner> mjw1009_: yeah, I can duplicate that.\r
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