I would assume that if I use %(lit) to clear the str buffer, it
should clear the cache.
Well, it's not like this is documented anywhere, so I think we're in uncharted
territory :-)
This may be acceptable. I'm not sure if there are components files
that depending on the caching, even after %(lit) is used.
Well, I think they ALL depend on it.
Right now if you have duplicate email addresses (like on a From: and
a cc: line) they get silently cleaned up. Seems to me this is the "right"
behavior. But if %(lit) cleared out the address cache, then you could get
duplicates there. Okay, that's not tragic, but to me it feels like a feature
regression. Okay, I would agree that it's a bit bogus to send email from
yourself and cc'ing yourself, but I can see it happening.
My question is: If the str buffer is zeroed, or set, via %(lit), should
the cache be automatically cleared?
I am leaning towards no; does anyone else have an opinion?
--Ken
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