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From: rig@THEORY.LCS.MIT.EDU
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.bug
Subject: rmail bug with labels
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Date: 13 Oct 88 21:35:21 GMT
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rmail-next-labeled-message and rmail-previous-labeled-message aren't
working.  They claim not to be able to find any message with the
appropriate label.

I did 'emacs -q' and then I did what the dribble file below shows.
(How can you read these things?)

(rmail "~/emacs/rmail-bug.rmail")
afoo

That is, I did '(rmail "~/emacs/rmail-bug.rmail")'.  Then I did 'a'
and 'foo
the file.  Then I did p to move to the previous message.  Next, I did
'C-M-n' and 'foo
that happened was that I got the message (below the mode line) "No
following message with labels foo".  The rest of the dribble file is
just my exiting from emacs.

Interestingly, in another test, I found that 'C-M-l' followed by
'foo

The version of emacs I am running is
    GNU Emacs 18.50.8 of Sat Mar 26 1988 on allspice (berkeley-unix)
 I notice though that it says allspice which is presumably where the
code was copied from, but if this is supposed to be saying where it
is really running, it is on theory.  The same comment applies to the
last message I sent to bug-gnu-emacs@prep.