Re: Full Headers?

[<balsa microwave com>]

I have continued to look through the code, and cannot correlate it with
what it should do, nor with what I've observed it to. The code in
balsa-message.c, "display_headers" seems to have an allowance for
"HEADERS_NONE", but doesnt seem to pay any attention to "HEADERS_SELECTED"
or "HEADERS_ALL"

I know this is three posts by me in a row, I'm just completely baffled by
this. Despite what I've found in the code, it does seem to properly
display 'all headers' for local mailboxes, just not for IMAP ones.

Also, it seems its display of the headers is post-parsing (at least for
the date header, possibly others) It might be nice to add a way to see the
full original "source" of the message, sansa any parsing, processing or
decoding (possibly a "properties" item could be added to the right-click
function over the message or message index, which would have a pane to do
that)

I'll stop posting for now and wait for someone else to answer ;)

On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 balsa@microwave.com wrote:

>
> A minor update to this query - after some experimentation, I discovered
> that, if I transferred the message to another folder, then the full
> headers would be displayed. The original folder was an IMAP folder, so now
> it seems that it only doesnt display the full headers for messagesthat are
> in IMAP folders?
>
> On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 balsa@microwave.com wrote:
>
> >
> > I am trying out balsa (1.1.6) to see if it will fit the needs for my
> > users, and one feature which is absolutely essential, and which I would
> > assume to be in almost every mail client, especially an open source one,
> > would be the ability to see ALL of the message headers.
> >
> > I cannot seem to find the ability to do this in balsa. There does seem to
> > be an option under the "View" menu, for "ALL headers" yet it does *not* in
> > fact display all the headers of a message, just a different sub-set of
> > them. I have tried (and will likely continue to try) to find how or where
> > this is defined in the source, but I have not even so far been able to
> > determine if it is in the balsa code itself, in libbalsa, or if it is
> > defined in libmutt.
> >
> > Does anyone know if it is possible to do this in balsa, or if not, why
> > this was left out, and/or if its likely to get added, or even some
> > pointers to which area of the source to look in to try and change this?
> >
> >
> >
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