2000-11-04 Not Zed <NotZed@HelixCode.com>
* camel-mime-part-utils.c
(camel_mime_part_construct_content_from_parser): Set the
preface/postface from the parser into the multipart object.
* camel-multipart.c (camel_multipart_set_postface): Function to
set the postface text on a multipart.
(camel_multipart_set_preface): Similarly for preface text.
* camel-mime-parser.c (folder_scan_content): If we scan until a
boundary, then we do not include the \n that starts the boundary
line in the content.
(struct _header_scan_stack): Added a ByteArray to store the
multipart pre/post-text as we're scanning.
(folder_pull_part): Free pre/posttext if they are allocated.
(folder_scan_step): Build into the pre/posttext arrays as we
encounter data.
(camel_mime_parser_preface): REturn the multipart preface text, if
there is any scanned.
(camel_mime_parser_postface): Likewise for postface text.
(byte_array_to_string): helper function for above.
* providers/mbox/camel-mbox-folder.c (mbox_append_message): Change
the from line to be "\nFrom ..." always, so no need to
check/append a \n to messages.
(mbox_append_message): Open the output stream with append mode
[assuming this is more efficient than seeking to the end]
And dont prepend \n on the From line if its the first in the
mbox.
(mbox_append_message): Pass the offset of the real start of the
"From " line when we perform the update (which may != 'seek')
* camel-mime-filter-charset.c (complete): Removed the terminating
NUL 'fix'.
* camel-stream-filter.c (do_read): Added some debug.
(do_flush): And here.
(do_write): And here too.
(do_write): ARGH!!! ARGH! Ok, so the filter stream was writing a
different number of bytes than the requester was asking it to
write (because of filtering, of course!). So instead of returning
the true number of written bytes, we'll return what they asked us
to write - unless there is an error in which case we return -1.
* camel-mime-utils.c (base64_encode_close): Sigh, forgot to make
it unsigned. I think this is actually a gcc bug as (48 >> 2)
somehow ended up negative, when it obviously should not, even if
the data load was signed.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=6388
* camel-object.c: New subclass of GtkObject which is now the base
of the Camel object hierarchy. Currently the only difference
between CamelObject and GtkObject is that CamelObjects don't start
out floating.
* *.h: Move a bunch of typedefs to camel-types.h. Standardize on
using <camel/foo.h> in header files rather than <foo.h>, "foo.h",
or "camel/foo.h". Remove some unneeded includes.
* camel-address.c, camel-data-wrapper.c, camel-folder-search.c,
camel-folder-summary.c, camel-folder.c, camel-mime-filter.c,
camel-mime-parser.c, camel-service.c, camel-session.c,
camel-stream.c: These are now subclasses of CamelObject.
* camel-data-wrapper.c (set_output_stream):
* camel-medium.c (set_content_object):
* camel-seekable-substream.c
(init_with_seekable_stream_and_bounds):
* providers/mbox/camel-mbox-folder.c (mbox_get_message_by_uid):
remove gtk_object_sink calls.
* camel-stream-buffer.c (init_vbuf):
* camel-stream-filter.c (camel_stream_filter_new_with_stream):
ref the original stream.
* camel-folder-summary.c (camel_folder_summary_finalise): unref
the filters when finalizing.
* camel-mime-part-utils.c
(simple_data_wrapper_construct_from_parser,
camel_mime_part_construct_content_from_parser):
* camel-mime-part.c (camel_mime_part_set_content): Unref objects
that are created only to be handed off to other objects. If
they're going to be needed later, they will have been additionally
ref'ed by the object that needs them.
* providers/pop3/camel-pop3-folder.c (get_message_by_number):
unref the message stream after creating the data from it.
* camel-stream.c, camel-stream-buffer.c, camel-stream-filter.c,
camel-stream-fs.c, camel-stream-mem.c: Remove camel_stream_close,
since its semantics are dubious (what happens when you close a
stream other people still have references on?).
* providers/nntp/camel-nntp-store.c:
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c:
* providers/pop3/camel-pop3-store.c:
replace camel_stream_close calls with gtk_object_unref.
* providers/mbox/camel-mbox-folder.c:
* providers/nntp/camel-nntp-folder.c:
* providers/sendmail/camel-sendmail-transport.c:
replace camel_stream_close with camel_stream_flush +
gtk_object_unref
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2882
* camel-mime-body-part.[ch]: Remove. We weren't using the fields
that made this different from camel-mime-part, so it basically
just forced us to do lots of gratuitous typecasting.
* camel-multipart.[ch]: Use CamelMimePart. Remove the multipart
parent stuff, since we weren't using that either.
* etc: update for CamelMimeBodyPart -> CamelMimePart
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2645
* camel-multipart.[ch]: clean, document, etc.
(camel_multipart_init): pick a prettier default boundary. Still
need to deal with the larger problem
svn path=/trunk/; revision=2553
* camel/camel-types.h: New header with the typedefs for all camel
classes. Now the class headers can just include this and the
header for the parent type. This makes it possible for
CamelService to include a CamelSession without creating an
#include loop.
* camel/*:
* composer/e-msg-composer-attachment-bar.h:
* mail/folder-browser.c:
* mail/message-list.c: frob #includes to match the new reality
svn path=/trunk/; revision=1850
2000-02-16 bertrand <Bertrand.Guiheneuf@aful.org>
* camel/camel-seekable-substream.c (_set_bounds): don't
seek the begining of the substream.
(_eos): fix eos condition testing.
(_finalize): unref parent stream
(_init_with_seekable_stream_and_bounds): ref parent stream
* camel/gstring-util.c (g_string_equal_for_hash):
(g_string_equal_for_glist): return type is int.
* camel/camel.h:
* camel/camel.c (camel_init): use (void)
instead of ().
A lot of other small changes to make the set_input_stream
scheme work. It actually works.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=1798
