Word wrap bug.

["Jason A . Smith" <smithj4 alum rpi edu>]

	I think I found a minor bug in the word wrapping code in balsa.  If 
a line contains one really long word, like a long URL for example, then 
it is cut at the correct place, but a character is missing at the place 
that the line is cut.  I assume that this is done to cut out the space 
that is usually between words.  Sorry I don't have the time to go through 
the code and fix it myself to send you a patch.

	I also have a question about the line wrapping preference dialog and 
what the code actually does.  I see in the code, that if the line begins 
with a ">" it is broken at what the user specifies, otherwise it is cut 6 
spaces before.  I can understand the reason why this is done, but still 
as a user I would find it odd that when I specify word wrapping at 78 
characters, the program really wraps it at 72 characters.  Shouldn't it 
wrap it at the place that the user requests?  Maybe change the default to 
72 instead of having the program wrap it earlier than what the user 
specifies.  Also, if you are going to check for a line beginning with ">" 
in the code, it should probably be changed to whatever the user specified 
the reply prefix to instead of hard coding a ">", just in case they 
changed it.

-Jason

P.S.  Nice job!


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