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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    Re: annoying as hell!#@$
From:       Don Sanders <dsanders () cch ! com ! au>
Date:       2000-02-11 2:13:38
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I spent a long time debugging an issue similar to this in versions of KMail
prior to 1.0.28. It may sound weird but this only happened when during a drag
operation I dragged the cursor through a vertical seperator column that
seperates two columns in the header window titles.

So

F | Sender | Subject | Date

Dragging the cursor through one of the "|" seperators during a drag and drop
operation would cause the wrong emails to be dragged.

This wasn't actually a bug in KMail rather it was a bug in kdelibs
(kdeui/ktablistbox.cpp).

BFN,
Don.


On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, George Staikos wrote:
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> There's this problem with kmail 1.0.28.  I don't know if it exists in the
> latest builds because I don't use the latest builds enough in practice for it
> to come up yet.
> 
> However it's ANNOYING THE HELL OUT OF ME.  </rant>
> 
> Sometimes when I go to drag a message from my inbox to my received folder,
> the messages reorder just as I'm dropping, and the wrong messages get
> transferred over.  It's unbelievably annoying.  Sometimes it takes >5 minutes
> to find the message that mistakenly got moved.  Sometimes I dont' notice it
> happen even!
> 
> Anyhow, something we should watch for.
> 
>  -- 
> 
> George Staikos 
> 
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