Provides for menu items to quickly change the mode of displayed
folders. Also, reorganizes the menu to have an Advanced sub-menu,
like Accounts page has.
Desparately needs a new icon for the Folders menu item.
physical keyboards, though, and should be modified to only re-setup
pushers. Current implementation causes a wasteful reschedule of
polling.
Also gets the help Toast for the folder up-to-date after the
FolderList/MessageList split.
* Add an explicit configuration option for stars
* Replace now-outdated "left handed" widgets config option, now that
select widgets are always on the left.
* since the multi-modality of the message list was now only a "toggle
stars" option, kill that, as it was lots of code and rather redundant
always-available select action. For the moment, this means
that widgets_on_left does nothing at all. based on feedback, I may kill
the preference and multi-mode behaviour entirely in favor of "show stars?"
(and possibly "show stars on left"
Stars, "checkboxes" and color bars updated to actually fit in wide mode.
to accept control from other Android applications. Allows for
changing both Account-level and global settings. Account-level
settings can be applied to a single Account or to all Accounts.
The file class file derived from src/com/fsck/k9/K9RemoteControl.java
will be bundled into a JAR file for use by external applications.
This facility will be used for:
Issue 215
Issue 730
Issue 864
Issue 884
push technology. This provide a layer of safety in case of
misconfiguration (accidentally setting too many folders to push using
classes), which can bog down the device till it is unusable. On a G1,
25 folders is a very large load. Fixes Issue 871.
Also, move some pending commands to the background to make way for
more important user interface activity.
On each IMAP account, the expunge behavior can be set to expunge
messages in a folder as soon as a move or delete is performed on the
folder ("immediately"), each time the folder is polled, or only when
executed manually.
In the Message List, there is now an Expunge action in the option
menu.
In the Folder List, there is now an Expunge action in the context
menu (long-press on the folder).
For IMAP accounts, it is also possible to disable the copying of deleted messages to the
Trash folder, by setting the Trash folder to -NONE-.
Fixes Issue 536.
Separately, in WebDAV accounts, the user can now choose the
server-side equivalents of the special folders, just like for IMAP.
count, scoped for the Activity, the in-progress operation, the account
on which the operation is in progress, the folder for the operation,
when appropriate, and the progress of the operation, when it applies
to multiple items. For the MessageList, also use the determinate
progress bar to show progress for synchronization of the folder being
displayed.
Fixes Issue 924.
Also, a minor change that might help with Issue 913, by putting the
insertion of the pending command into a background thread.
flag/unflag, mark as read/unread and delete. Also provides explicit
mode changing, and select/deselect all. Move and copy are partially
implemented, but disabled.
Desperately needs a new icon.
The "Sort by..." menu now toggles ascending/descending when the
currently selected sort mode is clicked.
Also, an ineffective change to setting the title in the Message List.
A bit more work is in order on that.
Fixes Issue 734
On reconnection, IMAP IDLE folders will now fetch up to the most
recent 10 message that arrived while a IDLE connection was not
available.
Fixes Issue 232
A serving of NAMESPACE-based auto-configuration on the side. If the
IMAP prefix is empty, and the IMAP server supports NAMESPACE, use the
IMAP prefix supplied by NAMESPACE. Also, if the user manually puts
the separator as the last character in the prefix, don't append the
separator.
Also:
Improved reliability of IMAP IDLE incoming message and flag state
change handling. Reduction (but not elimination) of multiple
connections under startup conditions.
Make our use of email/mail consistent. It's "mail" except for "Email address"
Rephrase a number of unclear or oddly phrased messages (many dating from AOSP)
