Support "system" properties, i.e., library versions, whether
language-detection, scm is supported.
Make these more generic (with display strings), so we can handle them
more automatic int mu-cmd-info.
Some improvements:
- Fix or/xor chains (use left-associativity).
- Fix quote handling
- Make parsing O(n) rather than quadratic; limit recursion depth
And update tests.
We already pre-fetched db file paths for the cleanup-case (since
cdb619e4f), now let's generalize this to all indexing.
For now this is mostly performance-neutral (lazy-rescan is slightly
faster); however, this simplifies the code.
Update various places for what we can do with C++20:
- ends_with / starts_with
- std::to_array
- using instead of typedef
- designated initializers
- "[[maybe_unused]]" instead of G_GNUC_UNUSED
Also remove some unnecessary 'static'
Modernize code a bit; and use a temporary dir for the working set.
Typically, this makes the tests run faster (since the temporary dir is
often in-memory), which allows focusing on the part we can most easily
influence.
Use the updated support for HTML messages (even converting plain-text
only). Update the link detection, clean up.
Add links for e-mail addresses too, not just ones that start with
mailto:.
Only show link-indicators when mu4e-view-go-to-url or mu4e-view-save-url
are invoked, or with mu4e-view-always-show-indicator set to non-nil.
Update docs.
Produce HTML-versions of messages, even plain-text ones without an
HTML-part. This allows for uniform handling, e.g. showing a message in
an external browser.
Implement linkification as well.
New stable version:
- silence some MIME part errors
- some emacs 28.1+ modernization
- list org links with M-x mu4e-org-agenda-links
- when replying to a message with some part selected, cite only that
part
- fix parsing of the Keywords: headers. If you use those, you're
recommend to re-index your message
New command mu4e-org-agenda-links to pop up a buffer with a tabulated
list of the mu4e links in your org-agenda-files
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This is just a little experiment.
