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(pmail-message-labels-p): Function moved from pmail.el and rewritten. (pmail-message-recipients-p): Likewise. (pmail-message-regexp-p): Likewise. (pmail-message-recipients-p-1): New subroutine. (pmail-message-regexp-p-1): Likewise. (pmail-summary-by-topic): Use pmail-simplified-subject. Delete subject-re variable. (pmail-message-subject-p): Total rewrite. (pmail-message-senders-p): Total rewrite. (pmail-new-summary-1): Call FUNCTION in the main Pmail buffer. (pmail-get-summary): Doc fix. (pmail-create-summary-line): Renamed from pmail-get-create-summary-line, and major rewrite. (pmail-get-summary-labels): Doc fix. (pmail-create-summary): Major rewrite. Construct line counts here. (pmail-header-summary): Renamed from pmail-make-basic-summary-line. Return list of two strings. (pmail-summary-next-same-subject): Extract subjects and compare. (pmail-summary-output): Renamed from pmail-summary-output-to-babyl-file. Use pmail-output. (pmail-summary-output-as-seen): Renamed from pmail-summary-output. Use pmail-output-as-seen. (pmail-summary-construct-io-menu): Use pmail-summary-output.

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(2) how to write a useful bug report and what information
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