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mu: server: add compose-type 'resend' 

Add a type 'resend', for resending existing messages.
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djcb 2016-02-16 08:12:14 +02:00
parent 6337151918
commit cf9970ccd4
1 changed files with 10 additions and 8 deletions
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mu/mu-cmd-server.c
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@ -511,7 +511,7 @@ get_encrypted_msg_opts (GHashTable *args)
return opts;
}
enum { NEW, REPLY, FORWARD, EDIT, INVALID_TYPE };
enum { NEW, REPLY, FORWARD, EDIT, RESEND, INVALID_TYPE };
static unsigned
compose_type (const char *typestr)
{
@ -521,18 +521,19 @@ compose_type (const char *typestr)
return FORWARD;
else if (EQSTR (typestr, "edit"))
return EDIT;
else if (EQSTR (typestr, "resend"))
return RESEND;
else if (EQSTR (typestr, "new"))
return NEW;
else
return INVALID_TYPE;
}
/* 'compose' produces the un-changed *original* message sexp (ie., the
* message to reply to, forward or edit) for a new message to
* compose). It takes two parameters: 'type' with the compose type
* (either reply, forward or edit), and 'docid' for the message to
* reply to. Note, type:new does not have an original message, and
* therefore does not need a docid
/* 'compose' produces the un-changed *original* message sexp (ie., the message
* to reply to, forward or edit) for a new message to compose). It takes two
* parameters: 'type' with the compose type (either reply, forward or
* edit/resend), and 'docid' for the message to reply to. Note, type:new does
* not have an original message, and therefore does not need a docid
*
* In returns a (:compose <type> [:original <original-msg>] [:include] )
* message (detals: see code below)
@ -557,7 +558,8 @@ cmd_compose (ServerContext *ctx, GHashTable *args, GError **err)
return MU_OK;
}
if (ctype == REPLY || ctype == FORWARD || ctype == EDIT) {
if (ctype == REPLY || ctype == FORWARD ||
ctype == EDIT || ctype == RESEND) {
MuMsg *msg;
const char *docidstr;
GET_STRING_OR_ERROR_RETURN (args, "docid", &docidstr, err);