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Re: Rmail: new feature to deal with In-Reply-To and References headers
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Andrea Monaco |
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Re: Rmail: new feature to deal with In-Reply-To and References headers |
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Wed, 13 Dec 2023 11:27:08 +0100 |
I don't fully understand your needs, or maybe we use slightly different
definitions of a thread. In my implementation, belonging to the same
thread is an equivalence relation: no matter which message of the thread
you start from, you always end up with the same thread; ie there's no
notion of "centering" on a given message.
About ordering: a thread is represented as a boolean vector indexed by
message index, so the messages in a thread summary have the same
ordering, ie by the first field of the summary line (which mirrors the
ordering in the RMAIL file, I think).
Andrea Monaco