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This lets us implement changing signatures and deleting bottom-quoted messages without having to reload the whole view, and makes it possible to target only the user's content when modifying for send, etc. * src/client/composer/composer-web-view.vala (ComposerWebView): Move composer CSS into composer-web-view.css resource file, load it when loading JS resource and add it to the view's user content manager. (ComposerWebView::load_html): Split up body, signature and quote into a DIV container for each. (ComposerWebView::linkify_content): Replaced with ::clean_content, which will also tidy up internal markup before sending. Update call site and unit test. * src/engine/rfc822/rfc822-utils.vala (Geary.RFC822.Utils): Remove some more obtrusive white space when sending replies/forwards. * test/client/composer/composer-web-view-test.vala, test/js/composer-page-state-test.vala: Update tests to expect new HTML and text output from ComposerWebView and use of individual parts for composer markup. * ui/composer-web-view.js (ComposerPageState): Replace messageBody property and uses with bodyPart, signaturePart and quotePart. Set these content-editable on load. Move listeners from messageBody back to the document.body so they also listen for events on the additional parts. Keep track of text cursor location within the parts and set a class if so, to work around the lack of :focus-inside support. (ComposerPageState::updateSignature): Implement by updating the inner content of the signature part. (ComposerPageState::deleteQuotedMessage): Implement by removing the quote part from the DOM tree. (ComposerPageState::containsAttachmentKeyword): Consider only the bodyPart when scanning for attachments, remove hacks for ignoring the signature any any quoted message. (ComposerPageState::linkifyContent): Mirror ClientWebView change and replace with ::cleanContent. Ensure existing parts have contenteditable and focus class removed, remove signature and quote parts if empty. (ComposerPageState::getHtml): Generate HTML using clones of the three parts, so we can rmeove contenteditable and focus classes without modifying the actual DOM. (ComposerPageState::selectionChanged): Update focus class on parts as needed. |
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Geary Email Client
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* Introduction
Geary is an IMAP email client built for the GNOME desktop environment. It
allows you to read and send email with a simple, modern interface.
Visit https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary to read about the current state of
Geary's development and to make sure you're running the latest version.
* Installation & Licensing
Please consult the INSTALL and COPYING files for more information.
* Quick Start
The first time Geary is launched, it will prompt for your account
information. Note that your email password is stored securely in the
Gnome Keyring.
Geary will then begin downloading messages in your inbox and other
folders.
* Contacting Geary Developers
Geary wiki: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary
We also encourage you to join the Geary mailing list. See
https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/geary-list for details.
Copyright 2016 Software Freedom Conservancy Inc.