>>>>> Fabrice Niessen wrote:
> I am a very happy user of Gnus-alias.el v1.4. It provides me
> with great features I've always wanted, and is a reason why I
> can't switch back to programs like Outlook or Thunderbird:
> o the handling of multiple email addresses,
> o the automatic decisions about which to use in which
> context, and
> o the possibility to change that on the fly.
> That works almost perfectly. But, since a moment, I have the
> following error when replying to some emails:
> ,----
>| progn: Search failed: "^\\(.+\\):"
> `----
> This *always* occurs with the mails of some of my colleagues,
> and more or less often with other mails as well.
Maybe the last header of those messages is folded into two or
more lines with LWSPs.
> (defun gnus-alias-position-on-field (header)
> "Lookup afters value for HEADER and call `message-position-on-field'.
[...]
> ;; goto end of header, backup a line, use that header
> (message-goto-eoh)
> (forward-line -1)
How about replacing the `(forward-line -1)' line with this one?
(while (and (zerop (forward-line -1))
(memq (char-after) '(?\t ?\n ? ))))
It makes it move point to the beginning of the last header correctly.
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