* There are three pieces to this CL (sorry):
1) Move and/or rename some constants into emailcommon
2) Move Utility to emailcommon, moving the few UI
related utilities back into Email (FolderProperties
and UiUtilities)
3) Remove all references to resources from emailcommon
* The three pieces relate in that, between them, they allow
the emailcommon static library to compile cleanly
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: Ic5e3abaa2a1b36999e0b6653c6c2134ea1bd544f
Now the button area is owned by the 3-pane layout, rather than the message view
fragment.
Bug 3327153
Change-Id: I9c262086c5a001cfe6e81b788c27d05d490c9830
Moved the buttons to the header. All other buttons below the message view
go away, so I just hid the old buttons.
Also now we stop trying to hide these buttons when entering contextual mode,
which fixes bug 3044284: Message view buttons get disabled when closing
quick contact
Assets were temporarily copied from gmail.
Change-Id: Ib178c6221dfab02832a10d0c0441044e4969fb70
Hide the command buttons at the bottom of the message view when the message
list enters the selection mode.
Change-Id: Id825bb5183673e9def055b6480fa180beab51178
Create a custom view containing the bottons below MVF
(delete, move, reply, etc) and let MVF own this.
These buttons used to be owned by the XL activity itself, because
the UI for these commands will most likely be totally different
from the tablet UI, so the fragment having them looked wrong.
However, this made it harder to make changes suggested by the latest
mock, such as "put reply/forward in the message header".
I think the buttons are semantically part of the message view anyway,
so the fragment owning UI for these commands is probably the way to go.
(And let's worry about the phone UI later.)
Reason for the use of a custom view is that it will make it easier
to make non-trivial UI changes, e.g. "combine reply, reply-all and
forward and make it dropdown."
Also removed obsolete TODOs from MessageListXL.
Change-Id: Ibf93f4c70fe07bdbbe33d2adb6bbd2b96812830d
- Two-pane now respects the auto-advance setting.
- Added another TODO for one-pane.
- Removed unused method.
Change-Id: If2cfb8cc1de04c48cd2f6075bc01bef830425662
- Removed the place holder setting
- Added "auto-advance" setting, which has "newer",
"older" (original behavior, default) and "message list"
- Strings were copied from Gmail
This CL has preference change only (i.e. the setting isn't used yet).
The actual implementation will come later.
Change-Id: I9f90a723c67e066fdc536a73490101817a127933
* Now the message shown/gone callbacks are called directly by
MessageViewFragment, rather than MessageListXLFragmentManager.
* The buttons are enabled/disabled per messages, so it even works
properly when you move around in All Starred. (if you ever star
trashed messages.)
* Fixed one-pane as well.
Bug 2968810
Change-Id: Ie6de1dc7ea0bd18c40c091a6685629c26ffb7110
Implemented
- The bottom buttons for MessageViwe
Delete, Mark unread, Reply, Reply all, Forward.
- Buttons for exchange invitation
View in Calender, "Yes", "No", "Maybe"
- Other MessageView events
onUrlInMessageClicked()
(Most other methods will probably be deprecated)
- Removed obsolete MailboxListFragment.Callback.onRefresh()
Fixes bug 2926517 minus "the background color of respond buttons
being black" part.
Change-Id: Ie58cbc9fde95a3e67d96846450f77ab58b175a55
Break MessageViewFragment up into two fragments, MessageViewFragment, which
is used to show regular messages, and MessageFileViewFragment, which shows
EML messages. (And their base class, MessageViewFragmentBase.)
MessageViewFragmentBase's javadoc has a class diagram.
MessageViewFragment is actually named MessageViewFragment2 at this point
so that GIT correctly finds out the rename from MessageViewFragment to
MessageViewFragmentBase. I'll rename it back in a following CL.
Also added very basic unit tests for MessageView and MessageFileView.
At this point, they just make sure the activities really open and show
messages without exceptions.
I feel like the current naming schema for the activities/fragments is
kinda confusing. Let me know if you come up with better names.
Change-Id: Iff948f4b68cfdb7c1e68f225927b0ce58d34766b
MessageView for regular messages and MessageFileView for EML files.
I'll break down MessageViewFragment too.
Change-Id: Iae66f33d8fb5de58084ab4aef31588e9743c5a18
This version is hybrid of the old design and what Andy's suggested.
- MessageViewFragment is responsible to show a single message at a time.
- Call MVF.openMessage() to tell it to open another message.
No need to re-create a new MVF to do this.
- MessageView manages the message list, and handles "move-to-newer/older"
buttons.
Reason for not re-creating a fragment when opening another message is:
- Re-using the same fragment doesn't make it as complecated/ugly as I
was initially afraid.
It's basically cancelling all running tasks, re-initializee some views,
and load a message.
- We don't have to run MVF.onCreate() over and over again when moving through
messages.
We may change the strategy later, but I think it's suffice for now.
(Changing this might affect how the back key works, so let's revisit it
when the fragment manager supports back.)
Basically this CL is all about internal changes.
No UI should have changed except for:
- Moved "Move to newer/older" buttons to the bottom.
Also fixes:
Bug: 2849129
Change-Id: I00c05069231afded9d98d3d52dd9a7925ebdee9d
Introducing MessageOrderManager which maintains a message list for
MessageView. It's used to tell if there is newer/older messages
in a mailbox, and the id of them.
Also, slightly related to this, moved mWaitForLoadMessageId to
ControllerResults where it should belong.
Change-Id: I84e32180c7e84a317f2204bb10ad7245ec022dca
- These tests will probably not make sense with the upcoming UI change.
- Moved testAttachmentWritePermissions to UtilityUnitTests.
It's a test for createUniqueFile, which is now owned by Utility.
- Removed Long.MIN_VALUE hack from MessageView.
New tests should have something better.
Change-Id: I9a09e5e8080a165b010607d1fa3112bcaaab4f90
For EML,
- No menu
- No older/newer buttons
- No star
- No bottom buttons.
I've started to feel like the two UIs (one for regular messages and the
other for EML files) shouldn't be handled by one class; we probably
should separate them into two different classes. I'll see if I can
do that after fragmentize it.
Bug 2804147
Change-Id: I5ae162af546bfc21af27352c642d6b2a1e16cf0f
- Removed dead code/dead comment.
- Moved static utility methods to Utility.
- Renamed some methods.
- Changed the timing to call super methods.
Also:
- Internationalized formatSize()
- Added unit tests for createUniqueFile() and formatSize()
- createUniqueFile now uses File.createNewFile() instead of exists().
Change-Id: Ibc30e15b029ed5088954bd6fc9032e25dddf176e
* Add intent filter for application/eml and message/rfc822 mime types,
launching MessageView with a Uri
* Modify loadMessageTask to handle the Uri by parsing the attachment's
input stream with Pop3Message.parse(), and then creating an
EmailProvider message in a special Mailbox created to hold
"attachment" messages
* Delete all "attachment" messages after the parent message is closed
* Add unit tests
Change-Id: I20276ee006b9f05b889f3c808d3dc407cde26d49
- Controller.Result is now a class rather than an interface,
so subclasses don't have to implement empty methods.
- Replaced Threads with AsyncTasks, which is more light weighted
because it uses pooled threads.
- Removed the Result argument from Controller's methods.
These argumetns weren't used, except in serviceCheckMail.
Regarding serviceCheckMail, the new code behave differenly from the old code.
If there's already listeners registered when it's colled, they wouldn't get
called in the old code, but they will in the new code.
But I think this difference is okay because that's how it works for
POP/IMAP accounts.
Change-Id: I37a857ce7c089c1a411cb7f1fcfcb72c9f5fd2a6
AccountFolderList, MessageCompose and MailboxList.
Also,
- ControllerResultUiThreadWrapper now takes a Handler instead of an Activity.
So that it can be used from a Service as well.
- ControllerResultUiThreadWrapper.getWrappee() to get the wrapped object.
We'll eventually need this.
- I'll work on MessageList too, but the might be relatively
large, so I'll do that in a separate CL
Change-Id: I281d88d5af1834248ec3f7463f0df3f5635149be
Part 1: MessageView
- It's an attempt to get rid of Handlers from Activities, and
reduce the amount of code that runs run a BG thread in them.
- Introduced ResultUiThreadWrapper, which wraps another Controller.Result
and make callbacks get called on the UI thread.
- It'll make the logic in ControllerResults cleaner and more straightforward.
- ResultUiThreadWrapper isn't too memory efficient because it allocates a
Runnable even if the wrappee's target method is empty.
However these callbacks don't get called often, and optimizing it would
make code more complicated, so I don't think it's worth optimizing.
- Now we can assume all the methods in activities except
AsyncTask.doInBackground runs on the UI thread, with some special exceptions
like MediaScannerNotifier.
In my previous abandoned change, I named methods that can run on BG threads
'*OnUiThread', but now there's no need to do that.
This also means we can minimize the use of synchronizations.
Change-Id: Ia6d9d2a266ebf5a4b23d712e9eaea3272adbd2a6
* IMAP/POP rely on sender to set mime type of attachments
* Which doesn't always work, because senders don't always provide it
* Remap using filename extensions, when needed
* This is applied as late as possible - in the MessageView, and in
the content provider getType(). No changes to how we write databases,
and no change to existing attachment rows.
Bug: 2356638
Change-Id: Ie69e3fd12f406aac803583f9d1299a8af4fba010
This resolves cases like this: You are in the inbox of an Exchange
account. You click home, settings, accounts & sync, and you delete
the account. Now re-enter the Email app. You'll be left in a strangely
empty inbox, for an account that no longer exists.
* Set a flag any time the reconciler deletes an account
* Check that flag in onResume of any activity that depends on the account
list and could be left in an "empty" state if account(s) are deleted.
* The Activities in which we check it are:
* AccountFolderList
* AccountSettings
* MailboxList
* MessageCompose
* MessageList
* MessageView
* Clear the flag any time we come in through Welcome, which will dispatch
to other activities properly based on the number of accounts found.
Bug: 2563998
Change-Id: I00fc542581c2bed92d744a4c2e48a88f83737f11
and Contacts, so that when you relaunch Email from Home, you always see
the Email app, not Calendar/Contacts.
Note as stated in the corresponding bug, this CL itself won't fix the issue,
because CLEAR_WHEN_TASK_RESET will be lost when Contacts/Calendar apps handle
the intent.
There's a feature request against the framework (bug 2586404) which should fix
this losing flag problem.
Bug 2584792
Change-Id: I34ac3707b99926fc07529ea2229f2a6b3c4f93e4
It's unfortunate but some of the fields we cleared in I34451000 are accessed
in BG threads or after the activity is destroyed. We could add != null checks
everywhere, but it'll be a mess. I also think it's safer to simply remove
the "= null" lines.
On the other hand, clearing AsyncTasks are relatively safer because they are
kept only so that we can cancel them afterwards, so I kept them. But let me
know if you want to revert the original CL.
Bug 2570603
Change-Id: I04a10dd7382bfcceb686c3e9af92f8949caf619e
* The code was hard-wired to accept (ancient placehold code)
* Send code that depends on the user's actual response
* Rename inappropriately named method in Controller
Bug: 2515961
Change-Id: I8985a3206fc8c4498521b08806a1093abaf4a42c
* Was checking for any meeting related email
* Changed to look specifically for incoming meeting invites
* Bug noticed during debugging
Change-Id: I8f43d7a506939dbfc0504f96b249e5c17107bf47
This is a lightweight placeholder so calendar functionality can be
tested. Simply presents a message about the invitation, and a set of
yes/maybe/no buttons to click.
The UI is shown whenever the message appears to contain an invite.
There are many elements left to be done here:
TODO: response code (EAS protocol) doesn't seem to work
TODO: use real assets & design
TODO: provide a click-link into calendar event
TODO: show calendar icon in messagelist too
TODO: (if possible) persist user's response in button state?
* Includes some refactoring of internal "request" code in SyncManager
* Adds Message flags to tag meeting invites and cancellations
* Adds meetingResponse method in EmailService
* Hooks into Controller and MessageView UI included
Change-Id: I4c5e10bccc4b41956b94d9dfa55925e5af030939
Marc Blank