because otherwise each time I change a line of code of kmail to use
libmessageviewer I have a config with KMime::Message and namespace Message.
As libmessageviewer was not released yet it's not a problem.
and this namespace is more logical with lib name.
svn path=/branches/work/akonadi-ports/kdepim/; revision=1030078
This brings a reworked folder tree and and a new message list, which is much more powerful than the old one.
New features include grouping, multiline items and the ability to customize just about everything of the look of the message list.
Also, we have a tabbed interface for opening more than one folder at once now.
An important aspect of the new message list is that drawing speed is now fast again (there was a regression in Q3ListView that
made huge folders a real pain to navigate, reading commit folders was not a nice thing to do).
There are probably more things which I forgot to list here.
Also, this is big step forward in getting rid of Qt3Support in KMail, now just some tiny bits are left.
Many thanks to SoC student Szymon Stefanek for his awesome work on his project! I can't stress enough how great this
achivment is. He even added very good API documentation to his classes :)
This requires the lastest version of qt-copy, otherwise you'll get mysterious crashes in Qt painting code from time to time.
We hope that this patch will be added to the next Qt 4.4.x version.
And finally, this merge also brings many regressions, which is not unnatural for such a big change.
In the remaining time before the KDE 4.2 release, we'll have to work on those to get it polished and regression-free.
Help here is always needed, and is a good opportunity to start working on KMail, since many regressions are low hanging fruit.
It also means the message list and the folder tree need a bit of testing.
If you find bugs, report them under the "new message list" and "new folder tree" component of the bug tracker, thanks.
I also plan to setup a wiki page with known regressions.
CCMAIL: kde-pim@kde.org
GUI:
CCBUG: 117808
BUG: 163469
FEATURE: 18170
FEATURE: 32400
FEATURE: 42107
FEATURE: 45526
FEATURE: 81272
FEATURE: 90142
FEATURE: 107450
(and probably many others)
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=881321
svn+ssh://tmcguire@svn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise4/kdepim
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r853982 | vkrause | 2008-08-28 17:31:55 +0200 (Thu, 28 Aug 2008) | 13 lines
Forwardport SVN commit 662047 by tilladam from enterprise branch:
Apply ported version of the mail loss debugging and explicit deletions patch,
which I've been developing with the help of some adventurous users. Thanks!
This tracks all deletions that happen through user actions and adds a check
to the sync making sure that only things that were explicitely deleted
are removed during sync. If unsure, the sync now re-downloads (duplicates)
instead of removing mails, which should be safer. Also adds a lot of
conditional debugging and refactors open/close to duplicate less code.
Will has a ported version of this for 3.x, which will go into pim+ shortly.
........
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=855193
Apply ported version of the mail loss debugging and explicit deletions patch,
which I've been developing with the help of some adventurous users. Thanks!
This tracks all deletions that happen through user actions and adds a check
to the sync making sure that only things that were explicitely deleted
are removed during sync. If unsure, the sync now re-downloads (duplicates)
instead of removing mails, which should be safer. Also adds a lot of
conditional debugging and refactors open/close to duplicate less code.
Will has a ported version of this for 3.x, which will go into pim+ shortly.
svn path=/branches/kdepim/enterprise4/kdepim/; revision=853982
from
/branches/work/kmail-nommap (r799390..804487)
/branches/work/kdepim-nommap/kmail (r804484..804960)
The SQLite mode is currently enabled only on Windows (by KMAIL_SQLITE_INDEX define),
so on !Windows, the code for standard 'mmap' mode is compiled.
CCMAIL:kde-pim@kde.org
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=805075
- use native separators for utime() (windows)
- writing index: close input stream before renaming the file (windows)
- check result of rename
CCMAIL:danny@commit-digest.org
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=780608
FolderStorage::canAccess() now returns bool,
and thus also the same method in KMFolderSearch, KMFolderMaildir,
KMFolderMbox, KMFolder
- Maildir filenames: use '!' character separator instead of ':' for windows
(KMAIL_MAILDIR_FNAME_SEPARATOR macro),
as it is impossible to create a file containing ':' (regardless of the
used filesystem - it is a property of the FS API itself)
- KMFolderMaildir::canAccess() use QFileInfo instead of access() - solves
problem with undefined
X_OK flag on windows and is still enough efficient as there are no hundreds
of dirs in a maildir
- KMFolderIndex::recreateIndex() now returns bool
- KMFolderDir::reload() simplified
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=773959
for the new kDebug/kError/kWarning/kFatal syntax.
You can use the following command to find 'old' code:
egrep -r -A 5 '(kDebug|kError|kWarning|kFatal).*' * | grep -v ".svn" | grep "<< *endl;"
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=695781
Using a const iterator to iterate over a list of changing items is not a good idea.
Fun fact: The iterator loop contained another nested iterator, with the exact same name. And it even worked.
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=689231
- for ( it = dir->begin(); (node = *it ) && it != dir->end(); ++it ) {
is really wrong, it dereferences the end iterator!
Plus apply patch from Laurent to use KIMAP::encodeImapFolderName instead of non-ported utf7-codec.
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=683868
SVN commit 662110 by wstephens:
3.5+ version of Till's dimap mail loss fix, see r662047
For reference :
SVN commit 662047 by tilladam:
Apply ported version of the mail loss debugging and explicit deletions patch,
which I've been developing with the help of some adventurous users. Thanks!
This tracks all deletions that happen through user actions and adds a check
to the sync making sure that only things that were explicitely deleted
are removed during sync. If unsure, the sync now re-downloads (duplicates)
instead of removing mails, which should be safer. Also adds a lot of
conditional debugging and refactors open/close to duplicate less code.
Will has a ported version of this for 3.x, which will go into pim+ shortly.
SVN commit 678604 by tilladam:
Clear the cache of explicitely deleted uids early enough, right after successful
deletion on the server, so messages taken during getting of messages (because of
filtering) are properly remembered. Fixes kolab/issue1792.
svn path=/branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/; revision=680182
compile++
SVN commit 645427 by coolo:
fix folder reference counting at least for the most
easy use of search folders
svn path=/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim/; revision=667965
which I've been developing with the help of some adventurous users. Thanks!
This tracks all deletions that happen through user actions and adds a check
to the sync making sure that only things that were explicitely deleted
are removed during sync. If unsure, the sync now re-downloads (duplicates)
instead of removing mails, which should be safer. Also adds a lot of
conditional debugging and refactors open/close to duplicate less code.
Will has a ported version of this for 3.x, which will go into pim+ shortly.
svn path=/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim/; revision=662047
This obviously reintroduces issue661, "forwarding emails can produce bad signature", which will have to be fixed another way once I get more infos about it.
Also remove getMsgString from all folder classes, since it's now unused; getDwString is used instead.
svn path=/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim/; revision=650094
fix folder reference counting at least for the most
easy use of search folders
and cleaning up indentation and style while I'm at it.
svn path=/trunk/KDE/kdepim/; revision=645498
Laurent Montel
Thomas McGuire
Allen Winter
Bertjan Broeksema
Volker Krause
Jarosaw Staniek
Till Adam
Andreas Hartmetz
Frank Osterfeld
Thiago Macieira
Tobias Koenig
Daniel Molkentin
David Faure
Pradeepto Bhattacharya
Ingo Klcker
Dirk Mueller
Stephan Kulow
Matthias Kretz
Reinhold Kainhofer