On November 3, 1998 at 11:26, Emery Ford wrote:
> This mhrcvars.pl replacement doesn't seem to change the behavior of
> the NEXTLINK null for the first message and the PREVLINK null for the
> last message when REVERSE is set. Without the REVERSE set it does
> indeed work correctly as you said it should.
Works for me. You sure you replaced mhrcvars.pl properly. Did
you replace the installed version?
> MHonArc v2.3.2 (Perl 5.00551)
> This is perl, version 5.005_51 built for i686-linux-thread
> MHonArc v2.3.2 (Perl 5.00551)
> This is perl, version 5.005_51 built for sun4-solaris-thread
>
> I am using a test file with the NEXTLINKIA and PREVLINKIA set to NO
> NEXT/PREV MESSAGE. The mail folder has three messages in it. The
> messages are using SORT and REVERSE, so the first message (the most
> recent) shows a null value for the PREVLINK and the NEXTLINK is set
> correctly to NEXTLINKIA. The second message shows the correct NEXTLINK
> and
> PREVLINK values. The third message (the oldest message) shows a null
> value for NEXTLINK and the PREVLINK is set correctly to PREVLINKIA.
Cache problems?
Here is the end of the first message of my test:
* Prev by Date: Re: "Push" mirroring of servers NO NEXT MESSAGE
* Prev by thread: Re: "Push" mirroring of servers
* Next by thread: Re: "Push" mirroring of servers
* Index(es):
+ Date
+ Thread
And here is the end of the last message of the index:
NO PREV MESSAGE
* Next by Date: breaking by week or month?
* Next by thread: Re: How do you add background and text color tags?
* Index(es):
+ Date
+ Thread
The formatting goofy, but it correct. Here is the rcfile I used:
<SORT>
<REVERSE>
<NEXTLINKIA>
NO NEXT MESSAGE
</NEXTLINKIA>
<PREVLINKIA>
NO PREV MESSAGE
</PREVLINKIA>
--ewh
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Only keep around what is relevant.
