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Date: 26 Nov 89 00:12:06 GMT
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GNU emacs 18.54

I submitted this bug before (August 21, 1989), but I don't know if
anybody got it.  I don't particularly trust our mail system.

In outline mode, with point on a heading line, C-C C-h appears to do nothing.  If
I then type control-L to refresh the screen, the body disappears as I would have
expected it to do after typing C-C C-h.  The equivalent is true for C-C C-s -- no
visible change until I refresh the screen.  However, M-X hide-subtree and M-X show-subtree
work immediately.  Perhaps this isn't a bug, and I'm misreading the
manual -- whatever.  Please let me know what you think.

invoke emacs thus:	`emacs -q data'


   ^
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I would have expected the outline body to disappear after this control-H;
it only disappears after the control-L.  Here's the file `data' you
can use to try things out.

----------------Cut Hereabouts----------------
	-*-Outline-*-
* This is a heading.

This is body text, which won't disappear when you type C-C C-h.
----------------Cut Hereabouts----------------

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