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| -rw-r--r-- | README | 26 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | TODO | 4 |
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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ d, removes selected buffer, enter, focus selected. Taglist: -enter, opens new search view for selecteg tag +enter, opens new search view for selected tag Envelope: y, send mail @@ -79,7 +79,8 @@ interface to the notmuch index. Currently, it has very limited functionality, but should be able to to this: - store the connection settings (index path and whether or not we use a read_only connection..) - - create notmuch.Query objects for read/write access on demand + - create notmuch.Query objects for read access on demand + - maintains a write-queue for write access to the index. alot.db also contains wrapper classes for notmuch.Thread and notmuch.Messages that are used throughout the interface. @@ -122,12 +123,6 @@ inherit from AttrMap, which is not very clean i guess, but they must be and can focus elements). Since ThreadlineWidget is selectable it must include a dummy keypress method. -alot.hooks -this should later on include methods that look for and call? hooks. The idea -is that a user might define either python callables or paths to binaries, and -alot.hooks.get_hook(hookname) retrieves them so that they can be placed in -commands. - alot.walker Contains urwid.ListWalker derived classes that implement a listwalker (the content-part of a urwid.ListBox widget) that dynamically allocates its content. @@ -142,7 +137,7 @@ Key Bindings Are currently a hash in objects of the classes ng.ui.UI and ng.buffer.Buffer. Obviously, a key is first handed to the current buffer and in case it doesn't handle it, it will be handled by the main UI. Each buffer-subclass comes with -its own default local bindings which whi might want to overwrite at some point. +its own default local bindings which we might want to overwrite at some point. I guess we should have a "map" command that takes a buffertype, a key and something to call. For now, a key in the binding hash is a string that represents a keypress (urwid style: 'shift j', 'k' etc are valid). The value @@ -156,9 +151,9 @@ Sending mail: ComposeMailCommand implements what happens when you hit 'm': depending on your settings, it will use ui.prompt to prompt for From,To and Subject headers, calls the editor (set editor_spawn to True to do this asynchronously). -afterwards, it opens an buffer.EnvelopeBuffer that displays your the email. +Afterwards, it opens an buffer.EnvelopeBuffer that displays your email. -command.SendMailCommand tries to send a given email: +alot.command.SendMailCommand tries to send a given email: it selects an alot.accounts.Account depending on the from-header and hands the mail to that accounts send.Sender.send_mail(). @@ -179,3 +174,12 @@ See data/ecample.rc for how to define accounts: all sections whose name starts with "account " are taken to define an account. If you use SendMailCommand to send mails, it will look for an account where the address property matches the from-header of that mail. + +Hooks +this should later on include methods that look for and call hooks. The idea +is that a user might define either python callables or paths to binaries, and +alot.hooks.get_hook(hookname) retrieves them so that they can be placed in +commands. +UPDATE: this is currently implemented in alot/settings.py. +See data/example_hooks.py and data/example.rc for how to add your hooks + @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ send.Sender - * load send mail to the notmuch index * refresh open buffers accordingly envelope buffer: @@ -30,6 +29,7 @@ taglist buffer db: * db.Message.get_replies() needs fixing. see http://notmuch.198994.n3.nabble.com/python-get-all-messages-of-a-thread-tt2996080.html + * retry flushing after a timeout ui.commandline: possible cmds: @@ -52,5 +52,5 @@ general mailcap -far away future: +distant future: * addressbook manager with backends for lbdb,abook,rolo that can be used for prompt autocompletion |