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2000-11-07 Not Zed <NotZed@HelixCode.com>
* camel-mime-filter-bestenc.c (complete): Implement a complete()
function, now we need one.
(filter): Upgraded to match rfrc2045 properly. Checks also for
length of line and valid CRLF sequences.
(camel_mime_filter_bestenc_get_best_encoding): Do the work of
working out what is the best encoding given what we found about
the stream.
* camel-mime-part.c (camel_mime_part_encoding_to_string): Use a
lookup table to get the encoding naem, and add the binary type.
(camel_mime_part_encoding_from_string): Likewise for the reverse.
* camel-mime-part.h: Added the binary encoding type, see rfc2045.
* camel-mime-utils.c (header_param_list_format_append): Dont put a
space before ;'s in parameter lists, makes them more
readable/consistent.
* camel-mime-message.c (multipart_has_8bit_parts): Cleaned up the
old stuff, well removed it.
(camel_mime_message_set_best_encoding): Added another argument
that lets you select what you want to set the best of. i.e. for
smtp transport we only need 7 bit, and dont need to optimise the
charset (although of course, we should always).
(find_best_encoding): Implement this feature, if we are not
getting the best charset, use the one we have.
(best_encoding): Set the charset on the part appropriately. Sigh,
the interfaces for this are nonexistant.
(find_best_encoding): Tell the bestenc filter that lf should be
treated as crlf for the purposes of determining encodings.
2000-11-06 Not Zed <NotZed@HelixCode.com>
* camel-charset-map.c (camel_charset_init): Init function for an
iterative charset determinator.
(camel_charset_step): Iterate another buffer.
(camel_charset_mask): Removed, since it couldn't have worked.
(camel_charset_best): Use the iterative interface to do the work.
(camel_charset_best_name): Get the best name for a charset so far.
* camel-mime-filter-bestenc.c: New class, a stream
filter that can be used to memory-efficiently determine the best
encoding and/or charset to use for a given stream of bytes.
* Makefile.am (libcamelinclude_HEADERS): Added stream-null*.
(libcamel_la_SOURCES): Added bestenc*
* camel-stream-null.c: New class, a null-stream, that always
succeeds, and never has any contents.
* camel-stream.c: Minor pointless changes. Was going to do
something else but changed my mind. Added trivial default
implementations for all callbacks.
* camel-mime-message.h: Cleaned up some old cruft.
* camel-folder-summary.c (camel_folder_summary_format_address):
address_list_format() no longer encodes, so we dont need to decode
it.
* camel-address.c (camel_address_unformat): New function, attempts
to reverse the formatting process on display addresses.
(camel_address_length): New function to get the number of
addresses, without having to peek the structure.
* camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_set_from): Fix a typo.
(camel_mime_message_finalize): Only unref from/reply_to if we have
it.
(camel_mime_message_set_recipients): New function - set the
recipients as a CamelInternetAddress. This function effectively
deprecates the older recipient setting functions.
(camel_mime_message_add_recipient): What the hell, i'll bite the
bullet. Terminate this function. The old api was ambiguious and
inefficient and didn't work right anyway.
(camel_mime_message_remove_recipient_address): And this one.
(camel_mime_message_remove_recipient_name): And this one too.
(camel_mime_message_set_recipients): If we set an empty header,
then remove it from the header list. Allow a null receipient
object to clear a header.
(camel_mime_message_set_from): Likewise, if setting an empty from
address.
(camel_mime_message_encode_8bit_parts): Eeek!!
camel_stream_mem_new_with_byte_array owns the byte_array we give
it, so make sure we dont free any of it!
(camel_mime_message_encode_8bit_parts): Infact, i'll just rewrite
the whole lot, its a bit of a mess. Should really rename it and
make it a little more useful too, lets see ...
(best_encoding): This has a string interface? Oh boy.
(camel_mime_message_foreach_part): New experimental function to
iterate over all message parts. Might not remain.
(camel_mime_message_has_8bit_parts): New implementation using
foreach_part. Fixed a couple of problems.
(find_best_encoding): New function, that finds the best encoding
for a given part (will probably be moved to camel-mime-part), and
also the best charset to use if it is a text part. Since one
affects the other it is a two pass process, but uses streams and
not memory to achieve this.
(camel_mime_message_set_best_encoding): Uses the function above to
configure an entire message for the best encoding possible given
transport constraints.
(camel_mime_message_encode_8bit_parts): Reimplemented to use the
function above to perform the work.
* camel-internet-address.c
(camel_internet_address_format_address): Dont put <> around a lone
address with no real name.
(camel_internet_address_encode_address): Similarly.
(internet_decode): Actually return the count of decoded addresses.
(internet_unformat): Implement the unformatting routine.
2000-11-05 Not Zed <NotZed@HelixCode.com>
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c (_send_to): Changed to get
the internetaddress directly, rather than having to parse it
itself.
* camel-address.c (camel_address_format): Added a new function
which will format address, suitable for display.
(camel_address_cat): Concatentate 1 camel address onto another.
It is upto the caller to ensure the addresses are of compatible
types.
(camel_address_new_clone): New function to create a new address by
copying an existing one of the same type.
(camel_address_copy): New helper function to copy an address.
* camel-mime-message.h (struct _CamelMimeMessage): Removed cached
copy of date string.
(struct _CamelMimeMessage): Added date_received info.
* camel-mime-message.c (camel_mime_message_get_date_string):
Removed. Nothing uses it anyway, and it is redundant.
(camel_mime_message_finalize): No more date_str.
(camel_mime_message_init): No more date_str, initialise
date_received*
(write_to_stream): Change the check for a date header.
(process_header): No longer track the date_str.
(camel_mime_message_get_received_date): Removed. totally invalid
anyway.
(camel_mime_message_get_sent_date): Removed. Redundant. The only
'date' is the sent date, the received date is just made up.
(camel_mime_message_get_date): Args changed to be more consistent
with utility functions.
(camel_mime_message_get_date): Dont set the date when we're asked
for it (if its not set by the time its written, it'll be set
then).
(camel_mime_message_get_date_received): Actually do 'the right
thing' here, if we have a received header, use that to determine
the received date. And return the data in the same format as
get_date.
(camel_mime_message_set_from): Changed the api to better match
what we should be doing. Pass a camelinternetaddress, etc.
(camel_mime_message_set_reply_to): Cahnged similarly to take an
internetaddress.
(camel_mime_message_get_reply_to): Likewise.
(camel_mime_message_finalize): Unref the from/reply_to objects.
(format_address): Removed, no longer needed.
(process_header): Changed to store the from/reply_to as
internetaddress's.
(write_to_stream): Set the from header directly to empty, if we
dont have one. Maybe we should just abort, and/or create one
based on the current user.
* camel-mime-utils.c (header_address_list_format): Renamed to
header_address_list_encode, which is what it is actually doing.
(header_address_list_format_append): Similarly.
(encoding_map[]): Removed, no longer used.
(header_address_list_encode_append): Take another arg, do we
encode the address (for internet), or not (for display - utf8
only).
(header_address_list_format): Re-added this function, but now it
generates a display version only. Surprise surprise, that is all
anythign needs to generate anyway. Sigh.
* camel-internet-address.c (camel_internet_address_get): Return
false if we get an invalid index only.
(camel_internet_address_encode_address): Helper function to encode
a single address for mailing.
(internet_encode): Use the above function to format it.
(camel_internet_address_format_address): Format a single address
for display.
(internet_format): Implement the display version.
(camel_internet_address_class_init): Init the internet_format
virtual function.
(internet_cat): Implement virtual function to concatenate
addresses.
* camel-folder-summary.c
(camel_folder_summary_info_new_from_header): new function, only
build the summary info, dont add it.
(camel_folder_summary_info_new_from_parser): Likewise, for new
info from parser.
(camel_folder_summary_add_from_parser): Cahnged to call function
above to build info.
(camel_folder_summary_add_from_header): Changed to call function
above, to build info.
(camel_folder_summary_info_free): New function to free the summary
message info.
(camel_folder_summary_clear): Changed to clal above to free info.
(camel_folder_summary_remove): Likewise.
(camel_folder_summary_add): Cleaned up the clashing uid
re-assignment logic a little bit.
(camel_folder_summary_decode_uint32): Fixed a typo, 01 != -1.
(camel_folder_summary_decode_time_t): Return -1 on error.
(camel_folder_summary_encode_off_t): New function to encode an
off_t type.
(camel_folder_summary_decode_off_t): And likewise for the reverse.
(CAMEL_FOLDER_SUMMARY_VERSION): Bumped the summary version, since
we're now encoding time/off_t's right.
(summary_header_save): Use time_t encoder to save the timestamp.
(summary_header_load): Likewise for decoding the timestamp.
(content_info_load): Decode off_t types directly, now we can.
(content_info_save): And likewise for encoding.
(camel_folder_summary_add_from_message): New function, create a
summary item from an existing message and add it.
(camel_folder_summary_info_new_from_message): New function, create
a summary item from an existing message.
(summary_build_content_info_message): New function to do the dirty
work of building the conent info/indexing, from a message source.
(format_recipients): Format an internetaddress suitable for the
summary.
(message_info_new_from_message): Build a new summary item from a
mime message.
(content_info_new_from_message): Build a new conent info from a
mime part.
(camel_folder_summary_class_init): Init the new class functions.
(message_info_new_from_message): Fixed for message api change.
Added documentation to the functions.
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* camel-object.c: New subclass of GtkObject which is now the base
of the Camel object hierarchy. Currently the only difference
between CamelObject and GtkObject is that CamelObjects don't start
out floating.
* *.h: Move a bunch of typedefs to camel-types.h. Standardize on
using <camel/foo.h> in header files rather than <foo.h>, "foo.h",
or "camel/foo.h". Remove some unneeded includes.
* camel-address.c, camel-data-wrapper.c, camel-folder-search.c,
camel-folder-summary.c, camel-folder.c, camel-mime-filter.c,
camel-mime-parser.c, camel-service.c, camel-session.c,
camel-stream.c: These are now subclasses of CamelObject.
* camel-data-wrapper.c (set_output_stream):
* camel-medium.c (set_content_object):
* camel-seekable-substream.c
(init_with_seekable_stream_and_bounds):
* providers/mbox/camel-mbox-folder.c (mbox_get_message_by_uid):
remove gtk_object_sink calls.
* camel-stream-buffer.c (init_vbuf):
* camel-stream-filter.c (camel_stream_filter_new_with_stream):
ref the original stream.
* camel-folder-summary.c (camel_folder_summary_finalise): unref
the filters when finalizing.
* camel-mime-part-utils.c
(simple_data_wrapper_construct_from_parser,
camel_mime_part_construct_content_from_parser):
* camel-mime-part.c (camel_mime_part_set_content): Unref objects
that are created only to be handed off to other objects. If
they're going to be needed later, they will have been additionally
ref'ed by the object that needs them.
* providers/pop3/camel-pop3-folder.c (get_message_by_number):
unref the message stream after creating the data from it.
* camel-stream.c, camel-stream-buffer.c, camel-stream-filter.c,
camel-stream-fs.c, camel-stream-mem.c: Remove camel_stream_close,
since its semantics are dubious (what happens when you close a
stream other people still have references on?).
* providers/nntp/camel-nntp-store.c:
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c:
* providers/pop3/camel-pop3-store.c:
replace camel_stream_close calls with gtk_object_unref.
* providers/mbox/camel-mbox-folder.c:
* providers/nntp/camel-nntp-folder.c:
* providers/sendmail/camel-sendmail-transport.c:
replace camel_stream_close with camel_stream_flush +
gtk_object_unref
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