Re: pre-announce exmh-2.7.2

Hmm - I added logging, and the trace also fires multiple times
when manipulating the unseen count for a single folder.  The
way you've cleaned up the code, all the accounting is done in
just one or two places now, so I convinced myself that I was
handling all the updates correctly.

Plus, I can't duplicate the bug John Beck reported...
which he says is a minor issue that the current folder
doesn't show up in the unseen sequences listing right
after he starts up.  Works for me, however.

>>>Chris Garrigues said:
 > > From:  Brent Welch <[email protected]>
 > > Date:  Wed, 05 Jan 2005 16:01:40 -0800
 > >
 > > OK, I did make changes in the places where the sequence window gets
 > > updated.  I got rid of a variable trace and make explicit calls.  I
 > > hoping that means I can add an explicit call at the end of startup
 > > and that will fix things...  (Seq_Trace became SeqCount)
 > 
 > BTW, the reason I did that as a variable trace instead of explicit calls
 > in 
 > the first place was because in the previous code there were lots of
 > cases 
 > where the explicit calls happened multiple times and as I tried to clean
 > them 
 > up, I found myself chasing difficult screw cases all over the place.  
 > Eventually I simplified things a whole lot by doing the variable trace
 > and 
 > deleting all the explicit calls.
 > 
 > Unless you have a bunch of time available to chase this down all the
 > different 
 > paths through the code before you do a release, you may want to back out
 > that 
 > change.
 > 
 > Chris
 > 
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