gaah! sorry about the name spoofing

>>>>> "Matt" == Matt Price <matt.price(a)utoronto.ca&gt; writes: Matt> I have mode-hooks callingthese funcitons when either mode is Matt> loaded. But, while these hooks worked fine in FSF Emacs, I Matt> can't get them to work in xemacs on initial loading of a Matt> message buffer (if I switch modes in mid-composition, the Matt> movement *will* take place! Try wrapping the functions in code to print a progress message (eg, `(message "Moving cursor to first line of text")') to find out if te hook is actually being called. Matt> Someone on the mutt list suggested that the hook might be Matt> executed before the file is actually read into the buffer. Seems unlikely. Emacs doesn't run these hooks itself; that is done by the mode-switch function, which is presumably called by the posting function, which probably is also provided by post-mode or sendmail.el. Matt> Is there a way to fix it? Show us the relevant code. post-mode isn't distributed with XEmacs, so I don't see how it would be related to anything XEmacs is doing. There might be some GNU-specific thing we haven't implemented or synched yet, but without looking at the code I can't say.