Re: BUG REPORT tin 1.7.10 release 20050716 ("Grimsay") [UNIX]
Urs Janßen <[email protected]>
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On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 07:52:39PM +0300, Teemu Likonen wrote:
> When getting back to postponed messages with ^o or O key I get this question:
>
> Post postponed articles [postpone]? (Y/?/A/n/q): Y
>
> The ? key does not do anything. The options have been previously y, Y, A, n,
> and q. It still seems to work the old way. What is wrong: the message, command
> interpretation or something in my understanding? :)
conflicting settings for PROMPT_YES and POSTPONE_OVERRIDE in the default
keymap (both are bound to 'Y' in the same scope) file.
again not easy to fix I fear (ok, you could remove 'Y' from PromptYes in
your keymapfile, but then you loose the 'Y'es in all other prompt-querys),
like the problem you reported with the snapshot and having no keymapfile at
all (I still have no real solution for this, quick and dirty hack is to
disable the check (keymap.c:add_key())
if (default_key && func_to_key(func, *keys) != '?')
return FALSE;
but then we can not override default keys anymore.
urs
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