Emacspeak, gnus and bbdb.

["T. V. Raman" <tvraman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I do not see this behavior on the current version of emacspeak and
given that emacspeak-gnus hasn't changed much in a while, I'd be very
surprized if the behavior you report was present and got fixed at some
point.
>>>>> "Sergei" == Sergei Fleytin <fleytin@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    Sergei> Hello, list!  I run emacs 21.2, bbdb 2.35 and gnus 5.9.

    Sergei> My problem is that while in *article* buffer, most of the
    Sergei> keybindings stop working when bbdb is loaded. I tried
    Sergei> several versions of emacs/gnus/bbdb but suddenly
    Sergei> discovered that the root of the problem was with
    Sergei> emacspeak. When i install debian on my box i install
    Sergei> emacspeak 15.3 (which is part of the official debian woody
    Sergei> distribution) and noticed that the problem
    Sergei> disappeared. After upgrading to a newer version of
    Sergei> emacspeak, that problem went back. I tried all version
    Sergei> from 17 through 19, but the problem is present in all
    Sergei> those versions accept for 15.3.

    Sergei> The problem is that keys such `n', `q' etc, don't work in
    Sergei> *article* buffer (though they still work while in
    Sergei> *summary* or *group* buffer)).  I got no error messages
    Sergei> eccept "no command on this key".

    Sergei> So my question is, if anyone else hav similar problem and
    Sergei> how can it be solved.

    Sergei> With best wishes,

    Sergei> Sergei.

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