// This method removes the thread at threadIndex from the view
// and puts it back in its new position, determined by the sort order.
// And, if the selection is affected, save and restore the selection.
void nsMsgThreadedDBView::MoveThreadAt(nsMsgViewIndex threadIndex)
{
// we need to check if the thread is collapsed or not...
// We want to turn off tree notifications so that we don't
// reload the current message.
// We also need to invalidate the range between where the thread was
// and where it ended up.
bool changesDisabled = mSuppressChangeNotification;
if (!changesDisabled)
SetSuppressChangeNotifications(true);
nsCOMPtr <nsIMsgDBHdr> threadHdr;
GetMsgHdrForViewIndex(threadIndex, getter_AddRefs(threadHdr));
PRInt32 childCount = 0;
nsMsgKey preservedKey;
nsAutoTArray<nsMsgKey, 1> preservedSelection;
PRInt32 selectionCount;
PRInt32 currentIndex;
bool hasSelection = mTree && mTreeSelection &&
((NS_SUCCEEDED(mTreeSelection->GetCurrentIndex(¤tIndex)) &&
currentIndex >= 0 && (PRUint32)currentIndex < GetSize()) ||
(NS_SUCCEEDED(mTreeSelection->GetRangeCount(&selectionCount)) &&
selectionCount > 0));
if (hasSelection)
SaveAndClearSelection(&preservedKey, preservedSelection);
PRUint32 saveFlags = m_flags[threadIndex];
bool threadIsExpanded = !(saveFlags & nsMsgMessageFlags::Elided);
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
ExpansionDelta(threadIndex, &childCount);
childCount = -childCount;
}
nsTArray<nsMsgKey> threadKeys;
nsTArray<PRUint32> threadFlags;
nsTArray<PRUint8> threadLevels;
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
threadKeys.SetCapacity(childCount);
threadFlags.SetCapacity(childCount);
threadLevels.SetCapacity(childCount);
for (nsMsgViewIndex index = threadIndex + 1;
index < GetSize() && m_levels[index]; index++)
{
threadKeys.AppendElement(m_keys[index]);
threadFlags.AppendElement(m_flags[index]);
threadLevels.AppendElement(m_levels[index]);
}
PRUint32 collapseCount;
CollapseByIndex(threadIndex, &collapseCount);
}
nsMsgDBView::RemoveByIndex(threadIndex);
nsMsgViewIndex newIndex = nsMsgViewIndex_None;
AddHdr(threadHdr, &newIndex);
// AddHdr doesn't always set newIndex, and getting it to do so
// is going to require some refactoring.
if (newIndex == nsMsgViewIndex_None)
newIndex = FindHdr(threadHdr);
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
m_keys.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadKeys);
m_flags.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadFlags);
m_levels.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadLevels);
}
if (newIndex == nsMsgViewIndex_None)
{
NS_WARNING("newIndex=-1 in MoveThreadAt");
newIndex = 0;
}
m_flags[newIndex] = saveFlags;
// unfreeze selection.
if (hasSelection)
RestoreSelection(preservedKey, preservedSelection);
if (!changesDisabled)
SetSuppressChangeNotifications(false);
nsMsgViewIndex lowIndex = threadIndex < newIndex ? threadIndex : newIndex;
nsMsgViewIndex highIndex = lowIndex == threadIndex ? newIndex : threadIndex;
NoteChange(lowIndex, highIndex - lowIndex + childCount + 1,
nsMsgViewNotificationCode::changed);
}
// This method removes the thread at threadIndex from the view
// and puts it back in its new position, determined by the sort order.
// And, if the selection is affected, save and restore the selection.
void nsMsgSearchDBView::MoveThreadAt(nsMsgViewIndex threadIndex)
{
bool updatesSuppressed = mSuppressChangeNotification;
// Turn off tree notifications so that we don't reload the current message.
if (!updatesSuppressed)
SetSuppressChangeNotifications(true);
nsCOMPtr<nsIMsgDBHdr> threadHdr;
GetMsgHdrForViewIndex(threadIndex, getter_AddRefs(threadHdr));
uint32_t saveFlags = m_flags[threadIndex];
bool threadIsExpanded = !(saveFlags & nsMsgMessageFlags::Elided);
int32_t childCount = 0;
nsMsgKey preservedKey;
nsAutoTArray<nsMsgKey, 1> preservedSelection;
int32_t selectionCount;
int32_t currentIndex;
bool hasSelection = mTree && mTreeSelection &&
((NS_SUCCEEDED(mTreeSelection->GetCurrentIndex(¤tIndex)) &&
currentIndex >= 0 && (uint32_t)currentIndex < GetSize()) ||
(NS_SUCCEEDED(mTreeSelection->GetRangeCount(&selectionCount)) &&
selectionCount > 0));
if (hasSelection)
SaveAndClearSelection(&preservedKey, preservedSelection);
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
ExpansionDelta(threadIndex, &childCount);
childCount = -childCount;
}
nsTArray<nsMsgKey> threadKeys;
nsTArray<uint32_t> threadFlags;
nsTArray<uint8_t> threadLevels;
nsCOMArray<nsIMsgFolder> threadFolders;
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
threadKeys.SetCapacity(childCount);
threadFlags.SetCapacity(childCount);
threadLevels.SetCapacity(childCount);
threadFolders.SetCapacity(childCount);
for (nsMsgViewIndex index = threadIndex + 1;
index < (nsMsgViewIndex) GetSize() && m_levels[index]; index++)
{
threadKeys.AppendElement(m_keys[index]);
threadFlags.AppendElement(m_flags[index]);
threadLevels.AppendElement(m_levels[index]);
threadFolders.AppendObject(m_folders[index]);
}
uint32_t collapseCount;
CollapseByIndex(threadIndex, &collapseCount);
}
nsMsgDBView::RemoveByIndex(threadIndex);
m_folders.RemoveObjectAt(threadIndex);
nsMsgViewIndex newIndex = GetIndexForThread(threadHdr);
NS_ASSERTION(newIndex == m_levels.Length() || !m_levels[newIndex],
"inserting into middle of thread");
if (newIndex == nsMsgViewIndex_None)
newIndex = 0;
nsMsgKey msgKey;
uint32_t msgFlags;
threadHdr->GetMessageKey(&msgKey);
threadHdr->GetFlags(&msgFlags);
InsertMsgHdrAt(newIndex, threadHdr, msgKey, msgFlags, 0);
if (threadIsExpanded)
{
m_keys.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadKeys);
m_flags.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadFlags);
m_levels.InsertElementsAt(newIndex + 1, threadLevels);
m_folders.InsertObjectsAt(threadFolders, newIndex + 1);
}
m_flags[newIndex] = saveFlags;
// unfreeze selection.
if (hasSelection)
RestoreSelection(preservedKey, preservedSelection);
if (!updatesSuppressed)
SetSuppressChangeNotifications(false);
nsMsgViewIndex lowIndex = threadIndex < newIndex ? threadIndex : newIndex;
nsMsgViewIndex highIndex = lowIndex == threadIndex ? newIndex : threadIndex;
NoteChange(lowIndex, highIndex - lowIndex + childCount + 1,
nsMsgViewNotificationCode::changed);
}
nsresult nsMsgThreadedDBView::OnNewHeader(nsIMsgDBHdr *newHdr, nsMsgKey aParentKey, bool ensureListed)
{
if (m_viewFlags & nsMsgViewFlagsType::kGroupBySort)
return nsMsgGroupView::OnNewHeader(newHdr, aParentKey, ensureListed);
NS_ENSURE_TRUE(newHdr, NS_MSG_MESSAGE_NOT_FOUND);
nsMsgKey newKey;
newHdr->GetMessageKey(&newKey);
// views can override this behaviour, which is to append to view.
// This is the mail behaviour, but threaded views want
// to insert in order...
PRUint32 msgFlags;
newHdr->GetFlags(&msgFlags);
if ((m_viewFlags & nsMsgViewFlagsType::kUnreadOnly) && !ensureListed &&
(msgFlags & nsMsgMessageFlags::Read))
return NS_OK;
// Currently, we only add the header in a threaded view if it's a thread.
// We used to check if this was the first header in the thread, but that's
// a bit harder in the unreadOnly view. But we'll catch it below.
// if not threaded display just add it to the view.
if (!(m_viewFlags & nsMsgViewFlagsType::kThreadedDisplay))
return AddHdr(newHdr);
// need to find the thread we added this to so we can change the hasnew flag
// added message to existing thread, but not to view
// Fix flags on thread header.
PRInt32 threadCount;
PRUint32 threadFlags;
bool moveThread = false;
nsMsgViewIndex threadIndex = ThreadIndexOfMsg(newKey, nsMsgViewIndex_None, &threadCount, &threadFlags);
bool threadRootIsDisplayed = false;
nsCOMPtr <nsIMsgThread> threadHdr;
m_db->GetThreadContainingMsgHdr(newHdr, getter_AddRefs(threadHdr));
if (threadHdr && m_sortType == nsMsgViewSortType::byDate)
{
PRUint32 newestMsgInThread = 0, msgDate = 0;
threadHdr->GetNewestMsgDate(&newestMsgInThread);
newHdr->GetDateInSeconds(&msgDate);
moveThread = (msgDate == newestMsgInThread);
}
if (threadIndex != nsMsgViewIndex_None)
{
threadRootIsDisplayed = (m_currentlyDisplayedViewIndex == threadIndex);
PRUint32 flags = m_flags[threadIndex];
if (!(flags & MSG_VIEW_FLAG_HASCHILDREN))
{
flags |= MSG_VIEW_FLAG_HASCHILDREN | MSG_VIEW_FLAG_ISTHREAD;
if (!(m_viewFlags & nsMsgViewFlagsType::kUnreadOnly))
flags |= nsMsgMessageFlags::Elided;
m_flags[threadIndex] = flags;
}
if (!(flags & nsMsgMessageFlags::Elided))
{ // thread is expanded
// insert child into thread
// levels of other hdrs may have changed!
PRUint32 newFlags = msgFlags;
PRInt32 level = 0;
nsMsgViewIndex insertIndex = threadIndex;
if (aParentKey == nsMsgKey_None)
{
newFlags |= MSG_VIEW_FLAG_ISTHREAD | MSG_VIEW_FLAG_HASCHILDREN;
}
else
{
nsMsgViewIndex parentIndex = FindParentInThread(aParentKey, threadIndex);
level = m_levels[parentIndex] + 1;
insertIndex = GetInsertInfoForNewHdr(newHdr, parentIndex, level);
}
InsertMsgHdrAt(insertIndex, newHdr, newKey, newFlags, level);
// the call to NoteChange() has to happen after we add the key
// as NoteChange() will call RowCountChanged() which will call our GetRowCount()
NoteChange(insertIndex, 1, nsMsgViewNotificationCode::insertOrDelete);
if (aParentKey == nsMsgKey_None)
{
// this header is the new king! try collapsing the existing thread,
// removing it, installing this header as king, and expanding it.
CollapseByIndex(threadIndex, nsnull);
// call base class, so child won't get promoted.
// nsMsgDBView::RemoveByIndex(threadIndex);
ExpandByIndex(threadIndex, nsnull);
}
}
else if (aParentKey == nsMsgKey_None)
{
// if we have a collapsed thread which just got a new
// top of thread, change the keys array.
m_keys[threadIndex] = newKey;
}
// If this message is new, the thread is collapsed, it is the
// root and it was displayed, expand it so that the user does
// not find that their message has magically turned into a summary.
if (msgFlags & nsMsgMessageFlags::New &&
m_flags[threadIndex] & nsMsgMessageFlags::Elided &&
threadRootIsDisplayed)
ExpandByIndex(threadIndex, nsnull);
if (moveThread)
MoveThreadAt(threadIndex);
else
// note change, to update the parent thread's unread and total counts
NoteChange(threadIndex, 1, nsMsgViewNotificationCode::changed);
}
else if (threadHdr)
// adding msg to thread that's not in view.
AddMsgToThreadNotInView(threadHdr, newHdr, ensureListed);
return NS_OK;
}
