Version:           1.5.94 (using KDE 3.1.94 (CVS >= 20031206), compiled sources)
Compiler:          gcc version 3.3.1
OS:          Linux (i686) release 2.6.0

Sometimes i notice that the "To:" field is empty when i try to reply to a message. 
After little investigation i found that this only happens when i try to reply to messages sent by myself (mailinglists for example, or when i send a short reminder to myself).

Pleyse try these steps to reproduce:

- Send a new message to yourself. you should not have a reply-to address defined in your identity. also your mail should not pass a mailinglist that sets some kind of "Mailinglist:" header or such. Just a plain message to yourself.
- fetch new mail
- try to reply to this message, press "R".

What i see: The "To:" field in the reply-composer window is empty.


This is the relevant debug output from kmail when i press "R":

--- snip ---
tr:~$ kmail: ### INCOMPLETE with protocol = imap
kmail: enable progress
kmail: ImapJob::slotGetMessageResult - retrieved part
kmail: KMMessage::setDrafts drafts
kmail: Check whether "Thomas Reitelbach" <tr@erdfunkstelle.de> is one of my addresses
kmail: Removing "Thomas Reitelbach" <tr@erdfunkstelle.de> from the address list
kmail:
**
** ObjectTreeParser::parseObjectTree( node OK, showOnlyOneMimePart: TRUE ) **
**
--- snap ---

The bug does not occur when i choose "reply to sender", it only happens with "R" and "L" (yes, L doesn't make sence when replying to only one person... but i was curious ;-)). 
It seems kmail tries to be smart, and above behaviour does make perfect sence when replying to "all" or to a mailinglist. 
But in this special case kmail should not remove my own address from the list.

Thomas