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     mounted home directory resides) how can I get xbiff to work?
     How does xbiff work?  Keep a file with last mail spool time stamp?
      Maybe xbiff could use and rsh wrapper?

2)  GNU indent-1.9.1 gets totally confused by C++ code.
       Perhaps there is a .indent.pro  directive to fix this.
       Specifically,  the double colons at class-method-function
       declarations get munged from  :: to :    :
        Is there a way to fix this?

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Quote:>      How does xbiff work?  Keep a file with last mail spool time stamp?

Kuntal Daftary

Not forgetting that one of those arguments should be -display and the X
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Quote:> 2)  GNU indent-1.9.1 gets totally confused by C++ code.
>        Perhaps there is a .indent.pro  directive to fix this.
>        Specifically,  the double colons at class-method-function
>        declarations get munged from  :: to :    :
>         Is there a way to fix this?

- Gabby Davar