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The main gist of this is to ensure that the composer's widgets are constructed seperately to loading its content, and that we only ever call ComposerWebView::load_html precisely once per composer instance. * src/client/composer/composer-widget.vala: Remove referred message, quote text and draft flag param from constructor signature, move any calls that loaded data from them to new load method. Don't load anything into the editor here. Make loading the signature file async, and call new ComposerWebView::updateSignature method on the editor to update it. (ComposerWidget::load): New async message for loading content into the composer. Move related code from the constructor and GearyController here, make methods that were previously public for that private again. Tidy up calls a bit now that we have a single place from which to do it all, and can understand the process a bit better. (ComposerWidget::on_editor_key_press_event): Don't reload the editor to remove the quoted text, call new ComposerWebView::delete_quoted_message method on it instead. * src/client/composer/composer-web-view.vala (ComposerWebView): Add ::delete_quoted_message ::update_signature methods, thunk to JS. (ComposerWebView::load_html): Add quote and is_draft parameters, construct HTML for the composer using apporporate spacing here, instead of relying on all the disparate parts from doing the right thing. * src/client/application/geary-controller.vala (GearyController::create_compose_widget_async): Load composer content after adding it to the widget hierarchy, set focus only after everything is set up. * src/engine/rfc822/rfc822-utils.vala (quote_email_for_reply, quote_email_for_forward): Don't add extra padding around quoted parts - let callers manage their own whitespace. * test/client/components/client-web-view-test-case.vala (TestCase:load_body_fixture): Make HTML param non-nullable, update subclasses. * ui/composer-web-view.js (ComposerPageState): Add ::updateSignature and ::deleteQuotedMessage method stubs. |
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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.