leading "mailto:" from any insertions (like from a clipboard pasting).
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are missing from these mails, anyway.
* The decimal entity resolution (Ӓ) did not work correctly in HTML mails.
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BONE or DANO, and I'm pretty sure it won't work in Zeta!
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brick wall collisions. Along the way I found a few defines that no longer
exist in Haiku - changed B_BEOS_VERSION_DANO to use Haiku versions (anyone
rebuilding under Dano might want to undo it). By the way, the BeOS version
number define system might be worth using, since it's a numerical compare
rather than #if defined(V1) || defined (V2) || defined (V3) and so on.
What sort of errors? Besides needing libzeta.so for some things, the
networking compatibility compile doesn't work (libbind and all that).
Some examples among many:
In file included from /boot/home/Haiku/src/kits/mail/numailkit.cpp:14:
/boot/develop/headers/be/support/Autolock.h:3: using directive `BAutolock' introduced ambiguous type `BAutolock'
In file included from /boot/home/Haiku/src/kits/network/compat/libnet/netdebug.c:6:
/boot/home/Haiku/headers/private/net/netdebug.h:32: syntax error before `void'
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number to 3.0.3, just in case we want to do a new release soon with
this slightly better working version.
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Some add-ons don't build, since they include non-R5 networking headers.
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messages. It limits the number of open windows to an annoyingly small
quantity and makes opening mail files slow. That's because EACH window
starts up a bunch of queries to find drafts, one for each disk volume.
Comments about design alternatives to this kludge welcome.
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of the values more easily (but you should think about changes to persistent file formats anyway),
it's far more readable.
Also made saving the settings a bit safer: the settings are now written to a temp file, and
only replace the original if that succeeded (before, there was the slight chance that you'd
end up without any settings if the system crashed at the wrong time).
Also extracted the old style settings loading mechanism to a separate method.
Minor cleanup.
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debugging printf. At least I assume it's for debugging...
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signature and otherwise made the spam detection system work properly again.
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so that mails I get from Mr. Wilber are shown correctly, too :)
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the Spam Filter enables on any of his accounts does not seem to be a good way
to determine if we should show the Spam icon or not. Maybe we should check if
the Spam Server is available?
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Axel Dörfler