Jonas Meurer wrote:
>> 1. Not complete and not working get_raw_body_content()
>
> can you elaborate on that? in my tests get_raw_body_content() indeed
> worked as expected. it results the whole body content, without any
> charset or mime parsing modifications applied.
Let's see:
public function get_raw_body_content()
{
return $this->imap->get_message_part($this->uid, $mime_id, 'TEXT',
NULL, $fp);
}
Ok, maybe it's working, but you should call get_message_part in this way:
$this->imap->get_message_part($this->uid);
Now, for performance, maybe it's possible to use 3rd argument of this
function? Also if we call it with only one argument, do we need this
get_raw_body_content wrapper?
>> 2. You're fetching text message body twice for checking if inline
>> message/part is signed/encrypted. This is of course not good for
>> performance, you should store fetched body in memory for further use
>> (e.g. by extending get_part_content function). It will be used probably
>> once again in plugin and again for message displaying.
>
> you mean that get_part_content should store the body content in
> part->body in case it's obligated to do so?
Something like that. Or create rcube_message::cache array and store
fetched part bodies by uid and mime_id in it. This will probably require
checking for allowed memory size.
As someone said, do we need to deal with inline signed/encrypted
messages? Maybe it would be simpler to start with only MIME messages
handling?
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