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from QMF.
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Fixes: Lack of support for important messages in QMF and IMAP plugin.
Task: QTSOL-113
Details: The QMF implementation of requirement QTSOL-113 'QMF shall provide
an importance status field for messages' is now complete.
The QMailMessage::Important and QMailMessage::ImportantElsewhere
status flags have been added to the QMF API, and can be used in
the same manner as other flags.
The IMAP protocol plugin respects the flags. Specifically when used
with an IMAP account QMailRetrievalAction exportUpdates and
synchronize functions will export changes to the
QMailMessage::Important flag to the external server, and the
QMailRetrievalAction retrieveMessages, synchronize and retrieveAll
functions should import changes to the Flagged status of messages on
the server.
The QMF documentation has been updated to reflect this change.
The qtmail example has been updated to include a quick search for
important messages, and actions to mark/unmark message as important.
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updated when a message is modified in the store.
This required a BIC change, which means a clean build will be required.
Also for newly downloaded messages set the Read status to be the same
as the ReadElsewhere status, this is required for two way syncing of
Read/Unread status info.
Also reset existing entries in the database.
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Don't forget the current item when performing/clearing a quicksearch.
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Implement +,- goto next/prev unread.
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change.
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that have already been read elsewhere.
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This is required for usability at least while transition to qtmail and
deleting mails with another client.
Also don't show removed messages for any status filter except removed,
for the same (usability) reason.
Also cache the last search key in the quick search bar.
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As that's my preference, perhaps it's just a matter of taste.
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Emphasize that qtmail is only one approach to email presentation,
and that the library functionality is what QMF is intended for.
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