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When set or answered yes, non text-decodable parts will be attached to
the new message. The default value is "ask-yes", because I believe
this is something people will want to use, and should be made aware of
the new possible behavior.
The option presents a nice middle ground between previous
inline-forwarding behavior (where all the non-text parts were
dropped), and $mime_forward where the entire email was included as an
attachment.
This was previously difficult to achieve, but after the
recv-attachment refactoring: (a19e5266^..faabd621)
it became possible to use the ATTACH_CONTEXT and the recvattach.c
helper mutt_generate_recvattach_list() to properly deal with nesting
and multiple file-handles.
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The result of
find . -name "*.[ch]" -exec emacs -batch {} \
--eval="(progn (delete-trailing-whitespace) (and (buffer-modified-p) (save-buffer)))" \;
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This patch is loosely based on the NeoMutt feature, but adds in
support for the attach menu, reuses functionality in send.c, and has
proper mode checks.
Thanks to Enno for the opening the ticket requesting the port.
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With nested decryption, the correct FP is associated with the
ATTACHPTR entry. Also, the BODY entries are not continguous, so the
functions need to iterate over the actx index, not the BODY structure.
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The virtual index is modeled after the CONTEXT. Add a CURATTACH
helper to reduce code verbosity. Store the actx as menu->data.
Simplify and consolidate the recvattach and compose menu update code
inside a function.
Because compose and recvattach share so much code, change compose to
use the virtual index even though it has no collapse/expand
functionality.
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* Add a FP and BODY array to the actx. These are used to allow proper
cleanup.
* Add HEADER and root_fp entries, to allow for index regeneration.
* Separate out the compose and recvattach index generation functions.
* Change the recvattach index generator to decrypt as encrypted parts
are found.
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Use the helper in compose update_idx(), to consolidate the resize
logic and simplify the code.
Separate out the actx "free" routine from a routine to empty out the
idx. The index regeneration routines should flush and rebuild the
index without having to renerate the actx structure.
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Change the pager, compose, recvattach and recvcmd to pass the actx
instead of the individual idx and idxlen parameters.
Separate out the compose menu exit logic to first free the BODY data
and then call the shared actx free function at the bottom.
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Move the idx and idxlen into ATTACH_CONTEXT. In subsequence patches,
this structure will hold more useful items, such as the virtual index.
The swap out is straightforward, except for:
* update_idx() in compose.c, which post-increments the idxlen in the
call and again in the function.
* mutt_gen_attach_list() which doesn't need to returns the new values.
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from the global headers. A small step towards sane dependency tracking
and code cleanliness.
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user interface. Changes include:
* When tagging and saving multiple attachments, you can now use the
same target directory for multiple attachments.
* When you can't save an attachment, you get an opportunity to enter
a new file name.
* The menu cursor will highlight the attachment that you are
currently discussing with mutt.
* Various bug fixes.
This does, in particular, address #1619 (Debian#208430).
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unalias commands while on that menu. This patch has a basic fix for
this behaviour, and adds delete and undelete functions to this menu.
While I'm on it, I've also made sure that "apply-tag" untags
everything on all menus.
The original crash was noted by Oliver Kauss <kauss@gmx.de>.
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handling that way.
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receive-attach menu.
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when merging changes.
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