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diff --git a/mail/ChangeLog b/mail/ChangeLog index 683d509a64..91c2f773d2 100644 --- a/mail/ChangeLog +++ b/mail/ChangeLog @@ -1,3 +1,41 @@ +2001-09-06 Dan Winship <danw@ximian.com> + + Fix a bunch of replying/forwarding-related formatting bugs. + + 2749 - Message text not included in reply, but html attachment is + 4294 - "forward inline" should quote the same headers as the + normal mail display + 6100 - Reply to a forwarded email displays email headers + 7255 - Replying to HTML message + 7527 - replying to forwarded message w/ attachments does the wrong + thing + + * mail-format.c (mail_get_message_rfc822): New function to get + message headers and body together, for inline forwards, or replies + containing attached messages. + (mail_get_message_body): Redo this to always return HTML, but keep + the "want_plain" flag, to decide whether to return HTML that looks + like HTML or HTML that looks like plain text. Use + mail_get_message_rfc822 to handle attached message/rfc822 parts. + Don't include the text of vcard or icalendar attachments. Don't + fail to include text parts just because we found an HTML part. + (Since we're always returning HTML now, this doesn't cause + problems any more.) + + * mail-tools.c (mail_tool_quote_message): Simplify greatly. + mail_get_message_body always returns HTML now, and we let it take + care of prepending "> "s too. We then let GtkHTML deal with + converting the HTML to plain text if the user wants to reply in + plain text. + (mail_tool_forward_message): Simplify this a ton too: parts of it + are moved into mail_get_message_rfc822 and parts are now + unnecessary. + + * mail-callbacks.c (do_forward_non_attached): Call + mail_tool_forward_message here always, and let it do the "> " + quoting in the "quoted" case, so that we get the headers too when + forwarding quoted. Related to bug #4294. + 2001-09-05 Dan Winship <danw@ximian.com> * mail-display.c (launch_cb): the "command" of a |