Re: [Bug-mit-scheme] bug with killed buffers

[Taylor R Campbell]

   Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 15:21:36 -0400
   From: Julie Sussman <address@hidden>

   If edwin is displaying an rmail file (which I was reading with imail),
   and I kill that buffer with ctl-x k while it is displayed, the buffer
   remains on the screen although it no longer "exists" (it does not
   appear in the buffer list (ctl-x ctl-b) and cannot be referred to in
   commands).  This anomalous situation persists until you get rid of the
   buffer's display some other way (e.g. by displaying something else
   there).

I can't reproduce this easily.  If you can reproduce it, can you
explain how you have the rmail file open (summary buffers, &c.), what
state it is in (modified in memory, modified in memory and on disk
inconsistently, &c.), and what IMAIL variables you have set?