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#
# Message display.
#
# Copyright (c) 1993 Xerox Corporation.
# Use and copying of this software and preparation of derivative works based
# upon this software are permitted. Any distribution of this software or
# derivative works must comply with all applicable United States export
# control laws. This software is made available AS IS, and Xerox Corporation
# makes no warranty about the software, its performance or its conformity to
# any specification.
set msg(maxsize) 50000
# This procedure allocates text tags used in message display.
# This is done once to avoid the cost of doing it on every message.
# Tag creation order is important - later tags have higher priority and
# appear "on top" of tags created earlier.
proc Msg_Setup { t } {
global fdisp exmh
foreach level {error warn normal background} {
$t tag configure hdrlook=exmhColor$level -background $exmh(c_st_$level)
}
$t tag configure hdrlook=exmhColorPopup -background $fdisp(c_popup)
# Tags for header looks
global msg
foreach tagname $msg(tagnames) {
# Set up looks for different header lines
set rval [option get . m_$tagname {}]
if {$rval != {}} {
set msg(tag,$tagname) $rval
if [catch {
eval {$t tag configure hdrlook=$tagname} $rval
} err] {
unset msg(tag,$tagname)
}
}
}
# More tags to pre-allocate darker mime backgrounds.
if {[winfo depth .] > 4} {
set color default
foreach level {1 2 3 4 5 6} {
set color [MimeDarkerColor $t $color]
$t tag configure hdrlook=exmhColor$level -background $color
}
}
# Create the part tags first so the highlight tags are higher priority
set part 0
set defaultTag [MimeLabel $part=1 part]
$t tag configure $defaultTag -background [$t cget -background] \
-foreground [$t cget -foreground]
# Allocate active button colors, too
TextButton_Init $t
# Tags for text highlighting
Msg_HighlightInit $t
$t tag raise sel
# HACK To cache font for graphics part separator.
catch {
label $t.fontlabel6 -font -*-*-*-*-*-*-6-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*
label $t.fontlabel8 -font -*-*-*-*-*-*-8-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*
}
}
proc Msg_HighlightInit { t } {
foreach tagname {attrib_me quote_me attrib1 attrib2 attrib3 attrib4 \
attrib5 quote1 quote2 quote3 quote4 quote5 signature \
listsig msheader1 msheader2 udiffold udiffnew \
bugrpttok spamass embolded} {
set rval [option get . b_$tagname {}]
eval {$t tag configure $tagname} $rval
}
}
proc Msg_Redisplay { draft } {
global msg mhProfile exmh msg
if {[string compare $draft $msg(path)] == 0} {
set msg(dpy) {}
MsgShow $msg(id)
}
}
proc MsgShow { msgid } {
# Display the current message in a text widget
global msg exwin exmh mhProfile mimeHdr mime
Exwin_SeeToplevelMsg
if {$msg(dpy) == $msgid} {
return
}
Html_Stop $exwin(mtext)
Label_Message $exmh(folder):$msgid
Audit "Show $exmh(folder) $msgid"
if [MsgShowInText $exwin(mtext) $mhProfile(path)/$exmh(folder)/$msgid] {
MsgSeen $msgid
if {!$mime(stop)} {
set msg(dpy) $msgid
}
set msg(curclear) 0
set mime(stop) 0
update idletasks ;# Faces display can be slow
Face_Show [MsgParseFrom $mimeHdr(0=1,hdr,from)] $mimeHdr(0=1,hdr,x-face) $mimeHdr(0=1,hdr,x-image-url) $mimeHdr(0=1,hdr,newsgroups)
foreach cmd [info commands Hook_MsgShow*] {
$cmd $mhProfile(path)/$exmh(folder)/$msgid mimeHdr
}
Find_Reset
}
}
proc MsgShowInText { win file } {
global mhProfile msg mimeHdr exmh msg mhProfile mime
$win configure -state normal
$win delete 0.0 end
$win mark set insert 1.0
if [info exists mhProfile(exmhshowproc)] {
Exmh_Debug MsgShowInText $mhProfile(exmhshowproc) $file
set fileName [concat "|" $mhProfile(exmhshowproc) $file]
} else {
set fileName $file
}
Mime_Cleanup $win ;# tmp files from last message.
set part 0
set subpart 1
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,cur) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,from) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,date) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,subject) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,x-face) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,x-image-url) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,hdr,newsgroups) {}
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,fullHeaders) $mime(fullHeaders)
set mimeHdr($part=$subpart,yview) 1.0
set mimeHdr($part,decode) 1
set mimeHdr($part,file) $fileName
set mimeHdr($part,rawfile) $file
set mimeHdr($part,color) [lindex [$win configure -background] 4]
set mimeHdr($part,type) message/rfc822
set mimeHdr($part,encoding) 7bit
set mimeHdr($part,hdr,content-type) message/rfc822
set mimeHdr($part,HeaderSize) 0
set mimeHdr($part,display) 1
global mimeFont mime
if ![info exists mimeFont(default)] {
set mimeFont(title) [Mime_GetFont $win bold r title $mime(titleSize) us-ascii]
set mimeFont(note) [Mime_GetFont $win medium i title $mime(noteSize) us-ascii]
set mimeFont(default) [Mime_GetFont $win medium r plain $mime(fontSize) us-ascii]
}
set partTag [MimeLabel $part part]
set defaultTag [MimeLabel $part=1 part]
$win tag configure $defaultTag -background [$win cget -background] \
-foreground [$win cget -foreground]
MimeSetPartVars desc displayedPart $win $part $partTag
if {$mimeHdr($part,numParts) > 0} {
$win config -cursor watch
MimeSetStdMenuItems $win $part
Mime_ShowRfc822 $win $part
}
$win config -cursor [option get $win cursor Text ]
MimeInsertSeparator $win $part 6
Widget_TextPad $win $mimeHdr(0=1,yview)
$win yview $mimeHdr(0=1,yview)
catch {unset mimeLastPoint}
catch {unset mimeTagStack}
Exmh_Status "$desc"
$win configure -state disabled
return 1
}
proc MsgParseFrom { fromline {setaddr setaddr} } {
set line [string trim $fromline]
if [regsub {\(.*\)} $line {} newline] {
set line $newline
}
if [regexp {<.*@.*>} $line token] {
set token [string trim $token <>]
} elseif [regexp {[^ "]*@[^ "]*} $line token] {
set token [string trim $token <>]
} else {
if [regexp {<.*>} $line token] {
set token [string trim $token <>]
} else {
if [catch {lindex $line 0} token] {
set token {}
Exmh_Debug MsgParseFrom failed on: $fromline
}
}
}
if {[string compare $setaddr "setaddr"] == 0} {
# Link to alias interface
global address
set address $token
}
return $token
}
proc Hook_MsgShowListHeaders {msgPath headervar} {
upvar $headervar header
global exwin
# From rfc2369:
# The contents of the list header fields mostly consist of angle-
# bracket ('<', '>') enclosed URLs, with internal whitespace being
# ignored. MTAs MUST NOT insert whitespace within the brackets, but
# client applications should treat any whitespace, that might be
# inserted by poorly behaved MTAs, as characters to ignore.
#
# A list of multiple, alternate, URLs MAY be specified by a comma-
# separated list of angle-bracket enclosed URLs. The URLs have order of
# preference from left to right. The client application should use the
# left most protocol that it supports, or knows how to access by a
# separate application.
#
# [...]
#
# To allow for future extension, client applications MUST follow the
# following guidelines for handling the contents of the header fields
# described in this document:
#
# 1) Except where noted for specific fields, if the content of the
# field (following any leading whitespace, including comments)
# begins with any character other than the opening angle bracket
# '<', the field SHOULD be ignored.
#
# 2) Any characters following an angle bracket enclosed URL SHOULD be
# ignored, unless a comma is the first non-whitespace/comment
# character after the closing angle bracket.
#
# 3) If a sub-item (comma-separated item) within the field is not an
# angle-bracket enclosed URL, the remainder of the field (the
# current, and all subsequent, sub-items) SHOULD be ignored.
# Loop through the list- headers
set menuitems {}
foreach index [array names header 0=1,hdr,list-*] {
# Get the suffix portion of the header name
regsub {^.*,list-} $index {} name
# Stricture #1
# Remove leading white space and comments
regsub {^[ \n\t]*(\([^)]*\)[ \n\t]*)*} $header($index) {} h
if {[string index $h 0] == "<"} {
# Loop through the fields
while {[regexp -indices {<([^>]*)>} $h match i]} {
set url [eval {string range $h} $i]
# Stricture #3
if [regexp {^([^:]*):} $url -> proto] {
lappend menuitems $name $proto $url
}
set next [expr [lindex $match 1]+1]
set h [string range $h $next end]
# Stricture #2
regsub {^[ \n\t]*(\([^)]*\)[ \n\t]*)*} $h {} h
if {[string index $h 0] != ","} {
break
}
regsub {^[ \n\t]*(\([^)]*\)[ \n\t]*)*} $h {} h
}
}
}
if {$menuitems != {}} {
if [winfo exists $exwin(mopButtons).list] {
set menu $exwin(mopButtons).list.m
} else {
set menu [Widget_AddMenuB $exwin(mopButtons) list "List..." {right padx 1 filly}]
}
$exwin(mopButtons).list.m delete 0 99
foreach {name proto url} $menuitems {
Widget_AddMenuItem $menu "$name ($proto)" [list URI_StartViewer $url]
}
} else {
catch {destroy $exwin(mopButtons).list}
}
}
# Highlight text/plain regions of the message
proc Msg_TextHighlight {tkw start end} {
Exmh_Debug Msg_TextHighlight $start $end
foreach cmd [info commands Hook_MsgHighlight*] {
$cmd $tkw $start $end
}
}
# The original version of this file can always be found here:
#
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/dot/tk/exmh/quote-colour.tcl
#
#
# Please send patches and bug reports to claw@kanga.nu and/or the
# exmh-users list at exmh-users@redhat.com
#
# A working set of surrounding configuration files can be found here:
#
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/dot/tk/
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/dot/exmh
#
# Screenshots of the quote colourising code in action can be found
# here:
#
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/screenshots/exmh/JCL.exmh.9.png
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/screenshots/exmh/JCL.exmh.10.png
# ftp://ftp.kanga.nu/pub/users/claw/screenshots/exmh/JCL.exmh.11.png
# Enable this with the "Highlight Message Quotes" under Mime preferences
# Contributors to the quote colouring code:
#
# Anthony DeStefano <destefan@vaxcave.com>
# J C Lawrence <claw@kanga.nu>
# John Beck <jbeck@eng.sun.com>
# John Klassa <klassa@ipass.net>
# Joseph V Moss <jmoss@ichips.intel.com>
# Iain MacDonnell <Iain.MacDonnell@Sun.COM>
#
# Changelog:
# Tue, 05 Jun 2001 23:25:38 -0700
# Initial request to exmh-users list for quote colouring code
# by J C Lawrence
# Thu, 21 Jun 2001 10:08:11 -0400
# John Klasse posted his quote colouring code
# Thu, 21 Jun 2001 23:58:17 -0700
# J C Lawrence extended with support for multi-level quotes, MS
# Outlook quoe headers, forwarded message headers, Mailman
# footers, .signatures, etc
# Mon, 25 Jun 2001 16:58:03 -0700
# John Beck did various clean ups, polishing etc
# Mon, 25 Jun 2001 17:52:15 -0700
# Iain MacDonnell cleaned up and rewrote the cite handling, and
# added the seperate quote function and exported the configs to
# exmh-defaults-colour
#
# Iain MacDonnell re-worked the quote recognition part to
# recognise various "quote things", such as ">", ":", "}", "+>"
# and "Iain>"
#
# Joseph V Moss fixed above to work with older versions of tcl
# that don't support "fancy" regexps
#
# John Beck added support for colour definitions as config options
# rather than being hard-coded.
# Tue, 26 Jun 2001 19:32:22 -0400
# Anthony DeStefano added documentation
#
# To configure/customuise, add the following resources to
# ~/.exmh/exmh-defaults-colour, edited as per your colour
# preferences. The following colours are intended for a black
# background.
#
# --<cut>--
#
# ! Colours to use for quotes of your text if emabled below.
# *b_attrib_me: -foreground magenta
# *b_quote_me: -foreground purple
#
# ! Colours for the quote prefixes for different levels of quote
# *b_attrib1: -foreground palegreen
# *b_attrib2: -foreground lawngreen
# *b_attrib3: -foreground limegreen
# *b_attrib4: -foreground seagreen3
# *b_attrib5: -foreground seagreen4
#
# ! Colours for the quoted text for different levesl of quote
# *b_quote1: -foreground khaki
# *b_quote2: -foreground tan
# *b_quote3: -foreground darksalmon
# *b_quote4: -foreground goldenrod
# *b_quote5: -foreground gold
#
# ! Colour of .signature blocks
# *b_signature: -foreground gold
#
# ! Colour of Mailman list footers.
# *b_listsig: -foreground cornflowerblue
#
# ! Colour of MS Outlook quoted header field names
# *b_msheader1: -foreground lightslateblue
#
# ! Colour of MS Outlook quoted header filed contents
# *b_msheader2: -foreground seagreen2
#
# ! Unified diff colours
# *b_udiffold: -foreground red
# *b_udiffnew: -foreground blue
#
# ! Sun bug report colours
# *b_bugrpttok: -foreground yellow
# This hook is called on a range of text that is a message body.
proc Hook_MsgHighlight_jcl-beautify {t {start 1.0} {end end}} {
global mime
if {!$mime(highlightText)} {
return
}
$t tag remove attrib $start $end
$t tag remove quote $start $end
# $t tag remove body $start $end
set in_signature 0
set in_msheader 0
set in_listsig 0
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 0
set endx [$t index end]
for {set idx [expr int($start)]} {$idx <= $endx} {incr idx} {
set txt [$t get $idx.0 $idx.end]
if {$txt == ""} {
set in_listsig 0
set in_msheader 0
set in_signature 0
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 0
}
if {[regexp {^---------+$} $txt] || [regexp {^______+$} $txt]} {
set in_listsig 1
set in_msheader 0
set in_signature 0
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 0
}
if {[regexp {^--* *Original Message *--*$} $txt]
|| [regexp {^[-]+ (Begin )?Forwarded Message *-*$} $txt]
|| [regexp {^[-]+ *End of Forwarded Message *$} $txt]} {
set in_listsig 0
set in_msheader 1
set in_signature 0
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 0
}
if {[regexp {^-- ?$} $txt]} {
set in_listsig 0
set in_msheader 0
set in_signature 1
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 0
}
if {[regexp {^@@.*@@$} $txt]} {
set in_listsig 0
set in_msheader 0
set in_signature 0
set in_udiff 1
set in_spamass 0
}
if {[regexp {^ pts rule name description$} $txt]} {
set in_listsig 0
set in_msheader 0
set in_signature 0
set in_udiff 0
set in_spamass 1
}
if {$in_udiff == 1} {
if {[regexp {^-} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add udiffold $idx.0 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^\+} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add udiffnew $idx.0 $idx.end
} else {
# $t tag add body $idx.0 $idx.end
}
continue
}
if {$in_msheader == 1 } {
if {[regexp {^([^:]*:)} $txt d header]} {
$t tag add msheader1 $idx.0 $idx.[expr [string length $header] - 1]
$t tag add msheader2 $idx.[expr [string length $header] - 1] $idx.end
} else {
$t tag add msheader2 $idx.0 $idx.end
}
continue
}
if {[regexp {\*.+\*} $txt bolded]} {
if {[regexp {^[^*]*\*} $txt beforefirststar]} {
set firstlen [expr [string length $beforefirststar]]
set endpos [expr $firstlen + [string length $bolded] - 2]
$t tag add embolded $idx.[expr $firstlen] $idx.[expr $endpos]
$t tag raise embolded
}
}
# Enable this block if you can recognise quotes of your (written by
# you) text. This will then attempt to coloruise that text using
# the attrib_me and quote_me colour pair.
# Note: You'll have to edit the regexp lines to fit/match your
# quotes.
# if {[regexp {^(\+>)} $txt d quote]
# || [regexp {^(John>)} $txt d quote]
# || [regexp {^(JBeck>)} $txt d quote]} {
# $t tag add attrib_me $idx.0 $idx.[string length $quote]
# $t tag add quote_me $idx.[string length $quote] $idx.end
# continue
# }
lassign [MsgHighlightQuoteLevel $txt] qt_cnt qt_str
if {$qt_cnt >= 5} {
set qt_cnt 5
}
if {$qt_cnt > 0} {
$t tag add attrib$qt_cnt $idx.0 $idx.[string length $qt_str]
$t tag add quote$qt_cnt $idx.[string length $qt_str] $idx.end
}
if {$in_listsig == 1} {
$t tag add listsig $idx.0 $idx.end
continue
}
if {$in_signature == 1} {
$t tag add signature $idx.0 $idx.end
continue
}
if {$in_spamass == 1} {
$t tag add spamass $idx.0 $idx.end
continue
}
# $t tag add body $idx.0 $idx.end
}
}
# The bug reporting highlighting is done on the whole message
# because it must scan headers
proc Hook_MsgShow_BugReport {msg mimeHdr} {
global exwin mime
if {!$mime(highlightText)} {
return
}
$exwin(mtext) configure -state normal
MsgShow_BeautifyBugrpt $exwin(mtext)
$exwin(mtext) configure -state disabled
}
proc MsgShow_BeautifyBugrpt {t {start 1.0} {end end}} {
set in_bugrpt 0
set in_header 1
set endx [$t index end]
for {set idx [expr int($start)]} {$idx <= $endx} {incr idx} {
set txt [$t get $idx.0 $idx.end]
if {$txt == "" && $in_header} {
# End of headers
set in_header 0
if {$in_bugrpt == 0} {
return
}
}
if {[regexp {^Subject: BugId [0-9].* Has been Updated .*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: BugId [0-9].* Priority value ch.*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: BugId [0-9].* New .* Created, .*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: BugId [0-9].* Responsible .*er$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: CR [0-9].* responsible .*er} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: CR [0-9].* Updated .*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: CR [0-9].* Created .*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: CR [0-9].* Redispatched .*$} $txt] ||\
[regexp {^Subject: CR [0-9].* Has been .*$} $txt]} {
set in_bugrpt 1
}
if {$in_bugrpt == 1} {
if {[regexp {^ ?\*?Synopsis\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.0 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ ?\*?Description\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ ?\*?Justification\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ ?\*?Work ?around\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ ?\*?Suggested [Ff]ix\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^( | )\*?Evaluation\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ Interest list:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.15
} elseif {[regexp {^ \*?Interest List\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.2 $idx.16
} elseif {[regexp {^ ?\*?Comments\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
} elseif {[regexp {^ See also:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.10
} elseif {[regexp {^ \*?See Also\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.2 $idx.11
} elseif {[regexp {^ \*?Public Summary\*?:} $txt d line]} {
$t tag add bugrpttok $idx.1 $idx.end
}
}
}
}
proc MsgHighlightQuoteLevel { str } {
# <token> such as in SGML
if {[regexp {([^<]*)<(.+)>([^>]*)} $str d pre addr post]} {
return [MsgHighlightQuoteLevel $pre]
}
# a->b such as C pointer deference
if {[regexp {([a-zA-Z0-9_]+)->([a-zA-Z0-9_]+)} $str d pre post]} {
return [MsgHighlightQuoteLevel $pre]
}
set qbits "\[ \t]*(\}|:|>|\\+>|\[A-Za-z0-9_-]+>)"
set best 0; set mexp ""; set bestmatch $str
foreach {i} {1 2 3 4 5} {
append mexp $qbits
if {[regexp -- "^($mexp)" $str d substr]} {
set best $i
set bestmatch $substr
}
}
return [list $best $bestmatch]
}
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