`flan-inspect-edit' turns off read-only and line truncation, and `--show' is
the one funnel every drawing goes through — but the mode body that set them in
the first place does not run a second time on a buffer already in the mode. So
a listing drawn after a commit or an abandon presented as a listing and was
plain editable text: `C-k' on one of its lines did what `C-k' does. Put back
beside the flag that says which of the two the buffer is.
And that flag is now the marker it should have been. The header above the
value is two lines or three depending on whether the daemon named a type, and
the count that skipped it was written once in the writer and once in the
reader that parses the buffer back — two places to keep in step for nothing.
The MANUAL's key table lists the two keys that commit and abandon, which were
in the prose and not in the table anybody scans.
Joseph Ferano
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