/this/ breaks C-p (?) in un-expanded quote

[e***@ucl.ac.uk]

However when quoted, like this

like /this/ (now the word this should be in some
other color depending on how face(s) are setup)

it seems, I can't get past it with C-p from below.

Is this when composing a reply? If so, I don't have this problem and
have never noticed it before.

Have you checked to see what you have bound to C-p?

[Emanuel Berg]

like /this/ (now the word this should be in some
other color depending on how face(s) are setup) it
seems, I can't get past it with C-p from below.

Is this when composing a reply? If so, I don't have
this problem and have never noticed it before.

It is in gnus-article-mode - right for your very
message, as it includes the quote with the /notation/.

Here is a screenshot [1] - at that exact situation,
I can't do C-p. But I *can* do

M-x previous-line RET

Have you checked to see what you have bound to C-p?

It is the same. And when I do the M-x version it tells
me I can do C-p instead.

However I don't rule out this is a config problem.
Can you get by that [+] (from the initial "I") with
C-p in gnus-article-mode? If so, I'll investigate and
come back with more info when I find out.

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[Eric S Fraga]

On Tuesday, 28 Apr 2015 at 19:11, Emanuel Berg wrote:

[...]

Post by Emanuel Berg
It is in gnus-article-mode - right for your very
message, as it includes the quote with the /notation/.

Okay, so when reading the email, not writing a new one. Thanks for the
clarification.

I cannot reproduce this, however, whether the quoted email is hidden or
not.

[Emanuel Berg]

Post by Eric S Fraga
I cannot reproduce this, however, whether the quoted
email is hidden or not.

It only doesn't work when it is hidden.

I have now reproduced this with 'emacs -Q' and
a minimal init of Gnus:

(setq gnus-select-method '(nntp "news.gwene.org"))
(setq gnus-treat-hide-citation t)

With:

GNU Emacs 24.4.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+
Version 3.14.5) of 2015-03-07 on trouble, modified
by Debian

Gnus v5.13