Hi Bill, Yes, i understand that not everything uses the default prefix, but using "C-10 n" does not work as I expected (read next emails or read the 10th email) just always read next email. Also I understand that's not a bug if the implementation of that does not take care about that, although i think it could be good to do that as the rest of commands (in the same family - "C-u #", etc) takes care of that.
Thanks! Borja Tarraso 2009/5/29 Bill O'Connor <[email protected]> > Borja Tarraso Hueso <[email protected]> writes: > > > Hi people, > > > > I don't know if this is an expected behaviour, but inside gnus when I > pressed > > "C-u #" or "C-u !" etc... gnus marks the next 4 emails. However this > does not > > happens when is pressed "C-u n" or "C-u SPC", it only marks next email, > but not > > next 4. Is it expected? or is it a possible bug? In this case should I > open a > > case as an emacs bug/new feature? I think this command should accept > prefix > > arguments following the rest of cases. I will check other prefix > combinations > > as well. > > Four is the default prefix, and not everything uses the default prefix. > > -- > In Solidarity, > Billy O'Connor >
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