Re: problem with 'b' to go back

[Colin W. <cj...@fl...>]

On Fri, 02 Mar 2001 at 13:25:05 -0800, Benjamin Elijah Griffin wrote:
> I've noticed that sometimes reading message I'll want to scroll
> back, but when I hit 'b' things get awfully confused. I can 'b'
> all the way back to the top and see the headers, but then the
> body I see will not be the top of the message. It is like it
> paged forward or something.
> 
> This seems prone to happening with long messages (comp.risks
> comes to mind).

Do these messages have long headers (longer than the length of your
terminal)? This tends to confuse trn a lot.

> thinks a '--version' option to print version and exit would be useful

How about 'trn -V'? '--version' would be a useful alias, true.

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Colin Watson                                     [cj...@fl...]