Ken wrote:
So it probably makes sense to there to call seq_read() to read/lock
the sequence file after all the messages are searched; that will
reload any changes to the sequence file & write-lock it.
What happens if there were changes to the sequence file,
esp. some that invalidate the (potentially long) operation
that had just been completed?
I'm trying to imagine how that would work. Programs like "pick" and
"inc" just add sequences to the the sequence file. So what could
be happening that would invalidate what they do?
* a "show" that removed a message from the unseen sequence
* a "mark" that removed anything from any sequence that they use
* a "refile" that made a heckuva mess
David
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