Module: gmime
      Version: 2.4.7
  Uploaded by: Jeffrey Stedfast

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ChangeLog
---------

2009-04-27  Jeffrey Stedfast  <[email protected]>

        * README: Bumped version

        * configure.in: Bumped version to 2.4.7

        * build/vs2008/gmime.vcproj: Bumped version.

2009-04-25  Jeffrey Stedfast  <[email protected]>

        * gmime/gmime-object.c (g_mime_object_set_disposition): Unref the
        disposition after setting it on the GMimeObject, don't ref it
        again. Oops.

        * gmime/gmime-message.c (unblock_changed_event): Oops, this needs
        to /unblock/ the event handler.

        * gmime/gmime-header.c (g_mime_header_list_set_raw): Added back
        just in case someone was foolish enough to use this API.
        (g_mime_header_list_has_raw): Same.

2009-04-24  Jeffrey Stedfast  <[email protected]>

        * gmime/gmime-parser.c (struct _GMimeParserPrivate): Added
        message_headers_begin/end and changed the meaning of
        headers_begin/end to be for the current MIME part rather than for
        the current message itself.
        (g_mime_parser_init): Init the boolean state variables before
        calling parser_init() so that parser_init() can use them.
        (parser_init): Only create a rawbuf if our stream isn't seekable
        or isn't persistent. Initialize our new message_headers_begin/end.
        (g_mime_parser_set_persist_stream): If our persist mode has
        changed, malloc or free our rawbuf.
        (raw_header_append): Don't append any data if rawbuf is NULL (this
        means we're keeping track of offsets instead).
        (parser_step_headers): Always update headers_begin/end since we
        now always want to keep track of all header begin/end offsets.
        (parser_step): Update our message_headers_begin/end state.
        (parser_scan_message_part): Set the mime-part's raw header stream
        on the message too.
        (parser_construct_message): Same.
        (parser_construct_leaf_part): Substream the input stream to get
        our raw header stream to set on the mime-part's header-list.
        (parser_construct_multipart): Same.

        * gmime/gmime-header.c (struct _GMimeHeaderList): Instead of
        having a string buffer holding the raw header block content,
        instead keep a stream. This not only makes it easy for us to keep
        track of what the header offsets on disk are should the developer
        want to know, but it also means we don't necessarily have to use
        duplicate the header block to memory.
        (g_mime_header_list_set_stream): New function that replaces the
        old g_mime_header_list_set_raw() and looks much cleaner.
        (g_mime_header_list_get_stream): New function to access said
        stream.

        * gmime/gmime-message.c: Fixed uses of
        g_mime_header_list_set/has_raw().
        (g_mime_message_set_mime_part): Set the message's raw header
        stream to NULL.

        * gmime/gmime-multipart.c: Same.

        * tests/test-parser.c (test_parser): Updated.

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