With the recent checkin of the gadget stuff in CVS, I suddenly got this
idea to implement a gadget that tells you of new mail in a more clean
way than the current alternative does..
so, to get started, I just wrote the code that talks to IMAP (over SSL)
it works well enough, but I'd like to ge
Have you looked into embrace in the misc module of CVS? It already uses edje for it's theming and has support for a fair number of mail backends (POP3, IMAP, SSL support, mbox, etc). This could be ported to a module and save you some time implementing backends.
Nathan Ingersoll wrote:
Have you looked into embrace in the misc module of CVS? It already uses edje
I believe I did some time ago..
if embrace is the app I think it is, this iswhy I won't even consider
using it;
- have to manually set up which mailboxes to watch.
for it's theming and has
On Fri, 02 Dec 2005 15:35:31 +0100 Morten Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I don't really care about pop/mbox/etc .. besides, who uses that crap
> these days anyway? ;)
Anybody with a mail account that doesn't support IMAP. Things like
yahoo and gmail generally only support POP.
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> I don't really care about pop/mbox/etc .. besides, who uses that crap
> these days anyway? ;)
local mail from the system itself... cron jobs, debian update
notifications on my system... many others like this still use mbox!
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WARN_(accel)("msg null; should hang here to be win compatible\n");
Ramkumar R wrote:
I don't really care about pop/mbox/etc .. besides, who uses that crap
these days anyway? ;)
local mail from the system itself... cron jobs, debian update
notifications on my system... many others like this still use mbox!
that mail doesn't explicitly "use" mbox.. they use yo
David Seikel wrote:
On Fri, 02 Dec 2005 15:35:31 +0100 Morten Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I don't really care about pop/mbox/etc .. besides, who uses that crap
these days anyway? ;)
Anybody with a mail account that doesn't support IMAP. Things like
yahoo and gmail generally only suppor
On 12/2/05, Morten Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
if embrace is the app I think it is, this iswhy I won't even considerusing it;- have to manually set up which mailboxes to watch.
only frontend needs implementation (and config, but that's super easy)Right now you have a hardcoded server, usernam
Nathan Ingersoll wrote:
On 12/2/05, Morten Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
if embrace is the app I think it is, this iswhy I won't even consider
using it;
- have to manually set up which mailboxes to watch.
only frontend needs implementation (and config, but that's super easy)
Right now y
dan sinclair wrote:
replacing the #defines with ecore_config is less than 10 lines of code
unless I'm forgetting something..
Ecore config dosen't handle lists as far as I know. If you want more then one
server in there your boned. Maybe your system dosnen't handle this, but your
coding your
dan sinclair wrote:
and as for lists.. ecore_config does, in a sense.. just group items into
folders..
Yes, you can do this, it's also a pain as you need to track the number of items
you have and all that sutff. Woudl be nicer if ecore_Config supported it
natively.
not very troublesome to s
Morten Nilsen [2005-12-02 06:23]:
> With the recent checkin of the gadget stuff in CVS, I suddenly got this idea
> to
> implement a gadget that tells you of new mail in a more clean way than the
> current alternative does..
The current alternative is as clean as it can be.
Cheers,
Tilman
pgp
Tilman Sauerbeck wrote:
Morten Nilsen [2005-12-02 06:23]:
With the recent checkin of the gadget stuff in CVS, I suddenly got this idea to
implement a gadget that tells you of new mail in a more clean way than the
current alternative does..
The current alternative is as clean as it can be.
w
> replacing the #defines with ecore_config is less than 10 lines of code
> unless I'm forgetting something..
>
Ecore config dosen't handle lists as far as I know. If you want more then one
server in there your boned. Maybe your system dosnen't handle this, but your
coding yourself into a corne
>
> and as for lists.. ecore_config does, in a sense.. just group items into
> folders..
Yes, you can do this, it's also a pain as you need to track the number of items
you have and all that sutff. Woudl be nicer if ecore_Config supported it
natively.
>
> I don't like the look of embrace..
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