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Re: LYNX-DEV remove bookmark: bug


From: Philip Webb
Subject: Re: LYNX-DEV remove bookmark: bug
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 17:24:35 -0500 (EST)

970127 I wrote: 
> >there's a bug in 2-6 with the  r  command to remove a bookmark.
> >having  22  numbered links in my bookmark file, i wanted to remove [21]:
> >placing the hi-lite there i entered  r  & replied Yes when asked to confirm.
> >the bookmark removed was in fact [22].
970127 Susan Bredesan wrote:
> gee, it works correctly for me. I have 38 bookmarks. Just now I tried
> removing #37 (e.g., the next-to-last one per your example) and then also
> I tried removing # 21. Both worked properly.
-- interesting ...
> Maybe your screen got messed up (as mine very often does by an incoming
> mail notification) so that the cursor was not where you thought it was and
> thus the screen needed refreshing (with ctrl-w on VAX, ? on unix) ?
-- Nope: incoming mail doesn't interrupt my Lynx sessions;
   hi-lite (cursor) where it should be.
> Or maybe it is system-dependent bug?
-- apparently, since you have no problem.
> I am using Lynx v2.6 (Sept 96 incarnation) under OpenVMS AXP v6.2 with
> MultiNet v3.5 Rev A.
-- i'm using 2-6 (compiled successfully by me) with SGI UNIX IRIX 5.3 .
   this happened once before.  i just repeated it as a test:
   with  21  bookmarks i moved to [11], entered  r  , answered the query
   & lo-&-behold [12] disappeared, leaving the hi-lite on the same [11] !
-- the next question has to be: how exactly does Lynx delete entries?
   does it make assumptions about the editor to be used?
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