- Menu now works
- Removed a lot of unnecessary/soon-to-be-unnecessary code.
Especially,
- multi-selection panel is now replaced with CAB
- SetTitleTask will be replaced with a loader
- Removed the option menu xml for magic mailboxes
(The regular one should work for them as well)
Bug 4184142
Change-Id: I52adff6d711232d536b6f00367a240e1faeea14b
- Use the class attribute instead of android:name in fragment tags.
- Use FragmentManager rather than openFragmentTransaction.
(There's a change on the PreferenceHeader tag too, but seems like we're
not using it.)
Bug 2922220
Change-Id: If604a97ac73b9ad7d84e453d36beb84bf31ff98f
- Extracted MessageListFragment out of the MessageList activity.
- This is basically pure extraction, with the following conceptual change.
- Now the MessageList activity doesn't know the mailbox id or
the account id. If it needs these ids, it needs to ask the fragment.
- MessageListFragment.LoadMessagesTask tries to determine the account ID
if it's unknown.
Most code in MessageListFragment is directly copied from MessageList
with minimal changes (e.g. pass mActivity instead of 'this' as a Context).
There's a few cleaning up oppotunities. I'll work on them later in a separate
CL.
Change-Id: Ie004cc49b429f2cd8f9de73df5abb94f3054ea0a
We lost the reporting of connection errors in the UI. These were
originally displayed in FolderMessageList, under the name of each folder.
In the new implementation, we borrow the "undo" banner from Gmail and
display it whenever there is a connection error in a mailbox.
* Add banner, and code to animate it on/off the top of the list.
* Toggle banner whenever a connection state change occurs in MessageList
* Toggle banner whenever a connection state change occurs in MailboxList
* Slight change to callback semantics for sendMailCallback
* Toggle small pane with multi-select action buttons
* Implement multi-read/unread
* Implement multi-favorites (stars)
* Implement multi-delete
TODO: menu items when there are selected items
* Add MessageList Activity class and Manifest entry
* Add appropriate layouts, views, etc.
* Wire into FolderMessageList
Lots to do, but this gives us a useable screen.
