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From: wpmstr!omaha1!fpb%sunpitt.East@SUN.COM (Frank P. Bresz - Westinghouse ITTC)
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Subject: Dired Get Command
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Date: 14 Jun 89 19:47:22 GMT
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In GNU Emacs 18.52.3 of Tue Apr 11 1989 on omaha1 (berkeley-unix)

Hi,
	I believe I have uncovered an inconsistency in dired.  Here is how
I can make it happen.  I know this is a little guess work but it will
consistently create the problem.  I create an empty junk directory in my
home area i.e. mkdir ~/junk.  Then I run dired on this directory.  It comes
up and shows me just the '.' and '..' directory entries.  I then proceed to
rmdir ~/junk in another window.  If I now revert the directory i.e. do a
'g' in dired-mode I will get the directory listing from ~.  All files
appear but of course can not be found when using the 'o' or 'f' commands.

					Frank P. Bresz }*{

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