find_package(PkgConfig} respects the PKG_CONFIG environment variable
when trying to find pkg-config. This is helpful with a differently
named pkg-config executable, for example an arch-prefixed one.
Removing internal and private symbols from geary-static.vapi results
in removing 1,000 lines from the file. Although testing doesn't show
an appreciable increase in compile time (w/ make -j8 on my 8-core
machine), by reducing symbol leakage partial builds should improve.
This patch also fixes a couple of symbols marked internal but being
used publicly (and necessarily so) and a couple of errordomains in
the Engine not placed in the Geary namespace.
Geary can now be configured to notify of new mail at startup. When
the user logs in, Geary will autostart with a hidden window and
notify of new mail as usual. When Geary is formally executed by
the user the Geary window simply appears.
In this mode, if the user closes the window Geary will return to its
hidden state. Quit must be used to close the process.
This should get Geary ready to be integrated into l10n.gnome.org,
GNOME's Damned Lies translation project. The biggest change is that we
no longer track a .pot file, but we set it up so that translators can
generate their own using intltool-update --pot.
Closes: bgo #713827
"make valadoc" will now produce valadoc/ in the top-level directory.
Still a lot of work to do to clean this up, as some names need to be
fixed for better heirarchy and others should be made private to prevent
leakage. And, of course, more classes, namespaces, and methods need
to be properly documented.
Better instructions for translates to receive credit in the About
dialog (#5911) and includes strings in the Preferences dialog in
the .pot file. Also removes unneeded Translations.cmake file
(Gettext.cmake has all that we need) and fixes a problem in a late
release update for generating the POT file.
./configure will autodetect xgettext, and if available, "make pot_file"
will generate the po/geary.pot.
This does *not* include intltool support, so the .pot file only
contains strings from the source files.
