If the mbox file is a symlink, follow the symlink and get the One True

2002-01-09  Jeffrey Stedfast  <fejj@ximian.com>

	* providers/local/camel-mbox-folder.c (camel_mbox_folder_new): If
	the mbox file is a symlink, follow the symlink and get the One
	True Path so that we can rewrite the mbox later without worrying
	about clobbering the symlink.

2002-01-08  Jeffrey Stedfast  <fejj@ximian.com>

	* camel-filter-search.c (TODO): There are a few sexp callbacks
	that could be modified to use fms->info rather than using a
	message object (like date and possibly mlist stuff) but *only* if
	the date exists on the CamelMessageInfo object (since it may be
	blank except for message flags).
	(camel_filter_search_get_message): New internal convenience
	function to make sure that the FilterMessageSearch has loaded the
	message (and to load the message if this isn't the case).
	(check_header): Call camel_filter_search_get_message().
	(header_exists): Same.
	(header_regex): Here too.
	(header_full_regex): And here.
	(body_contains): Again here.
	(body_regex): Here too.
	(get_sent_date): Here also.
	(get_received_date): Same.
	(get_source): Here if we need to.
	(camel_filter_search_match): Now takes a callback function/data
	pair for on-demand message loading so that we don't necessarily
	have to load the message if the defined filter rules don't require
	it.

	* camel-filter-driver.c (camel_filter_driver_filter_folder): Don't
	bother fetching the message here, let
	camel_filter_driver_filter_message() worry about this.
	(get_message_cb): New utility callback to fetch a message.
	(camel_filter_driver_filter_message): Only fetch the message if we
	absolutely need it to get a CamelMessageInfo. Instead of passing a
	message object to camel_filter_search_match(), pass get_message_cb
	and some user_data so that the matching code can fetch the message
	on demand.

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