On 25-Jan-10 10:10, Thomas Worrall wrote:
To assign labels, I propose that Letters has a standard labels UI. On
a normal IMAP server we do something (assign a custom header? Dunno)
to apply the label. On Gmail, our plugin intercepts the Apply Label
action and sends the IMAP command to move it to the appropriate
folder.
I think you lost the thread there. TO assign a label on gmail, you
simoply assign it and it then shows up in the right smart mailbox
automatically. If you *drag* a message to a gmail mailbox, it doesn't
move the message, it simply applies that label (and you can move the
same message to multiple smart mailboxes on gmail because you can apply
multiple labels).
I agree that all of gmail should be a plugin, but a plugin that ships
with the application, and hopefully shows off most of what a plugin can
do (which is going to be just about anything, right?)
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country,' he read. 'This means that both you and he have exactly the
same aim in mind.' --Jingo
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