Still waiting for a few missing assets, but it's done other than that.
The divider change is already merged; new layouts all use the framework style.
It's basically all layout changes, except for:
- Now the recepient address line has "Show details", which shows a dialog with
all to/cc/bcc addresses with the timestamp.
- Now invite response buttons are checkboxes.
(But the basic behavior doesn't change -- once you check a response,
the message will be gone, so you can't change the response later.)
Copied message_header_bg from gmail manuall. It'll look silly without it.
Bug 3138021
Bug 3307021
Change-Id: I6f7eb91d6104c3143a5c58b0c4c6c19929cea477
I shouldn't have changed the layout_height.
I changed it as a trial, and the final version of the fix didn't require this.
Bug 2581421
Change-Id: Ie06f813ed6d65a128381a99b9efeaa8d9275b5bf
* Make yes, no, maybe, etc. larger (easier to touch)
(bug #2561772)
* Make the accept/decline/maybe buttons focusable
Make the "View in Calender" a button
(bug #2561767)
Change-Id: I5b68041835e9d85e5290a30fe7910837b577c003
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?
