- move set_seen to Listing component (instead of having it in Listing's
child Component)
- add default values to shortcut definition macro `shortcut_key_values`
- do not redefine default values in each `shortcuts` method after
getting all valid shortcuts from `context.settings.shortcuts.*.key_values()`
Page movements is an enum that describes the movements of the keyboard
keys "Home, End, PageUp, PageDown". Some mail listing Components
interpret these keys as changes to their cursors.
If a listing lists search results, ie when "filtering" with a filter
term, it sets up its state in filtered_selection, filtered_order etc.
set_coordinates() should reset that state.
By convention the valid values at any time of a cursor_pos in mail
listings is in self.new_cursor_pos, which the listing compares with
self.cursor_pos to detect position changes. Returning
self.cursor_pos values with coordinates() is invalid.
This mail list view shows one entry per thread just like CompactListing,
but the entry is slightly bigger just like in some GUIs, and when the
thread is opened the view becomes 3 columned:
+--+-------+----+
|~~|-------|~~~ |
|~~|-------|~~ |
| |-------| |
| |-------|~~~ |
+--+-------+----+
This is meant to be used with bigger terminal sizes
Check subattachments in has_attachments check.
Instead of getting a flattened attachment view of multipart/mixed (eg
[multipart/mixed, text/plain, text/plain]) get only the subattachments
(eg [text/plain, text/plain]). Don't count text-only multipart/mixed as attachments
Each account had one mailbox per folder, which had one associated
collection. Now each Account has one Collection for all folders and each
Mailbox object holds only the hashes of each message.
Collection also gets Threads for each folder in order to mix messages
(ie from/to Sent folder).
Insert Sent emails in chronological order
if inserted unsorted, mails a, b with a happened-before b, might never
get added.
Fix multiple insertions in ThreadTree upon insert_reply
insert_reply was creating multiple copies in threading
snooze field translated to whether the user wants to be notified of new
email in the thread or not. This is toggled with an (temp) EX cmd: `toggle_thread_snooze`
closes#112
put shortcuts in different maps according to their source component
instead of bagging them all in the same one, and then print each
shortcut section on its own in the shortcut window
Manos Pitsidianakis