The code base is growing much faster than expected, faster than Shotwell it seems (not necessarily line count, but files and necessary organization of the library vs. Shotwell's initial flat directory). After some thought decided to move to a more standard Vala/GTK naming scheme of all lowercase with dashes for spaces starting with namespace (minus the "geary-", unless the class was in the topmost namespace). Three motivations:
1. Often confusing when working on code to see three "Folder.vala" in the gedit tabs: one IMAP, one SQLite, and one the interface definition.
2. This paves the way for waf integration, as right now we're held up using it because it barfs on projects with two files of the same name in different directories.
3. I find the CamelCase in the file browser becoming hard on the eyes, and this scheme seems a little more browsable.
This iteration now stores headers locally and fetches them first before going to the network. Work done in the database to deal with IMAPisms. More work on the GMime bindings (couple of mistakes in prior commit).
Much of the API between the local and net stores had to be reworked for consistency as well as planning ahead for how messages will be retrieved and stored efficiently. This work also attempts to keep in mind that other mail sources (POP, etc.) may be required in the future, and hopefully can be added without major rework.
