Evolution doesn't have any capability to distinguish between truly sent
read receipts and those cancelled, neither it stores anywhere the date
of the read receipt send, thus showing to users an information about
"Sender has been notified..." is only confusing to them.
This ports the following two function calls throughout Evolution:
• e_categories_get_list() to e_categories_dup_list()
• e_categories_get_icon_file_for() to e_categories_dup_icon_file_for()
It necessarily changes some internal e-util API:
• e_util_get_searchable_categories() to
e_util_dup_searchable_categories()
This bumps the EDS requirement to 3.13.1.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=727221
Replaces the 'oklabel' argument when creating a new dialog, and can be
changed after the dialog is created.
This makes EMFolderSelector a little more "subclassable".
Replaces the 'text' argument when creating a new dialog, and can be
changed after the dialog is created.
This makes EMFolderSelector a little more "subclassable".
Replaces the EM_FOLDER_SELECTOR_CAN_CREATE flag, and can also be set
after the selector dialog is instantiated.
This makes EMFolderSelector a little more "subclassable".
The related part of the code could be reached also when the 'syntax' variable
had been previously set to a newly allocated string, thus (try to) free it first.
Win32 headers have a #define for 'interface', which breaks the build
when this word is used in the code, thus replace it to 'iface',
the same way as GLib or GTK+ code use to have it. (See bug #722068.)
The previous code was writing the entire MIME part content to the
highlight utility's stdin pipe before reading the converted result.
With enough content, this caused the write operation to get stuck.
What's worse is this all happens synchronously in the UI thread.
Not sure exactly what was going on, but my hunch proved correct that
we need to simultaneously write to the stdin pipe and read from the
stdout pipe to avoid the deadlock.
Still not happy about this blocking the UI, but that would require
some major refactoring in libevolution-mail-formatter.
The "dialog-apply" icon is not from a set of standard icons, thus
it cannot be used, which I overlooked yesterday. With its drop are
also dropped other button icons in itip-formatter.
The missing icon made EStockRequest "panic" which effectively broke
page rendering for WebKit - the rendering was never finished.
While looking at bug #721286, I found out that mail_shell_view_prepare_for_quit_cb
calls a sync of the folder changes to the server, but mail_backend_prepare_for_quit_cb
does the same thing (or even more, because it calls to synchronize changes in all folders),
thus the former is redundant and can be dropped.
Boy does GSettings like to abort applications! The default value for
the 'junk-default-plugin' key is 'Bogofilter' but if the key's mapping
function cannot find Evolution's Bogofilter integration module (it is
optional after all, so may not be installed), then indicating failure
will make GSettings abort Evolution. So always indicate success.
Drop our explicit gstreamer requirement and merge audio support directly
into libevolution-mail-formatter. We now use the HTML5 <audio> tag and
let WebKit show much nicer playback controls, with volume and seeking.
Turns out this function was a no-op, because nothing registered itself
to be cancelled this way. This was part of the legacy async framework,
which we've mostly moved away from now.
EProxy is deprecated. No easy access to ESourceRegistry from which to
grab the "system-proxy" ESource, so just rely on SoupSession's default
GProxyResolver. Good enough; this is a nice-to-have feature anyway.
This prevents Evolution from prompting to restore what it thinks are
orphaned messages during an Evolution session. This is triggered by
a shell window emitting another "map-event" signal for some reason.
Some GNOME Shell users have reported seeing this.
The ESourceExtension had a 'unit' property, but it was not used
anywhere, thus I changed it to reflect possible values of current
libgweather and made it used in the background.
Milan Crha