Change for new EDestination/ESelectNamesModel API.

2001-03-01  Jon Trowbridge  <trow@ximian.com>

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-table-model.c
        (fill_in_info): Change for new EDestination/ESelectNamesModel API.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-manager.c
        (e_select_names_manager_get_source): Added.  A function for
        looking up the ESelectNamesModel by id.  (I didn't end up using
        this function, but it might come in handy later.)
        (e_select_names_manager_get_cards): #if 0/#endif out this
        function.
        (e_select_names_manager_create_entry): Modified to attach an
        ESelectNamesCompletion to the entry we create.
        (completion_handler): A post-completion handler for our EEntry, to
        take the completion's extra data (an EDestination) and properly
        stick it into our ESelectNamesModel.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names.c
        (real_add_address_cb): Changed to operate on EDestinations rather
        than ECards and to use the new ESelectNamesModel API.  This leads
        to a rather nice code simplication.
        (remove_address): Changed for new ESelectNamesModel API.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-bonobo.c
        (entry_get_property_fn): Rather than just passing the entry's text
        through the property bag, get the "address text" from the model.
        This returns a nice, verbose string of addresses with names
        expanded when the address is tied to an ECard (i.e. "Jon
        Trowbridge <trow@ximian.com>").
        (impl_SelectNames_get_entry_for_section): Make the text property
        read-only.
        (entry_set_property_fn): ...and since it is read-only now, chop
        out the setter code.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-text-model.h:
        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-text-model.c: Again,
        this code has been (pretty much) totally rewritten to convert all
        text operations into changes on the ESelectNamesModel.  This lets
        us give the associated EEntry some (IMHO) nice semantics regarding
        whitespace, etc.  Includes object activation, so destinations tied
        to ECards are underlined and can be double-clicked to bring up a
        contact editor.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-model.h:
        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-model.c: I've heavily
        modified this object to both hide all implementation details
        (which the old version exposed a bit too much for my peculiar
        tastes) and to act as an EDestination container.  The old code put
        the text model operations here.  I've moved them all to
        ESelectNamesTextModel --- so the text model actions (insert,
        delete, etc.) are all done through the API rather than operating on
        ESelectNamesModel internals.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-completion.c: Added.  A
        fairly complicated object derived from ECompletion that searches
        our local addressbook in various and sundry ways.

        * gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-completion.h:

        * backend/ebook/e-destination.h:
        * backend/ebook/e-destination.c: Added.  This object encapsulates
        a place to sent an email to, which can either be just a address as
        a string ("trow@ximian.com"), a fancier string ("Jon Trowbridge
        <trow@ximian.com>"), or an ECard and a specific address within
        that ECard.

svn path=/trunk/; revision=8459

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