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--- NEW FILE: CHANGELOG ---
== Version 0.1.4 ==
libgmail.py
 * Added some attributes to the message class: cc, bcc, sender.

== Version 0.1.3.1 ==
libgmail.py
 * Fixed the problem that not all the messages from a thread were
    returnt. --SZ--
 * Added a exception catch for a "500 server error" --SZ--

== Version 0.1.3 ==
 libgmail.py
 * Fixed bugs that crashes libgmail when accessing an empty account --SZ--
 * Fixed returning not all the messages in large accounts. --SZ-- 

== Version 0.1.2 ==
libgmail.py
 * Added a \r to the line endings in the VCard export function. This is done
   to comply with rfc2425 section 5.8.1 --SZ--
 * Fixed a security bug in the page parser. --SZ--

== Version: 0.1.1 ==
All
 * Renamed the shabang to use the 'env' program in all executables. --SZ--
 * Fixed the redirect bug caused by the changed Gmail login pages. --WD--

== Version: 0.1.0 ==
libgmail.py
 * Added contacts support. --WD--
 * Added contacts test suite. --WD--
 * Added finer-grained debugging control --WD--
 * Applied patch that handles login redirect URL properly now
   Login now works. --WD--
 * Removed fork message. It was a left over from the initial forking. --SZ--

constants.py
 * Renamed to lgconstants.py to avoid name conflicts --WD--

== Version: 0.0.8 (23 August 2004) ==
libgmail.py
 *  Fixed login to work again after it was broken by a Gmail change.
    Centralised cookie extraction. Added debug-level logging of cookie
    extraction & storage.

 *  Add trash/delete message thread functionality to account object.

constants.py, libgmail.py, mkconstants.py
 *  Add trash/delete single message functionality to account object.

demos/gmailpopd.py
 *  Initial rough POP3 proxy server demo. Works with Mail.app when I
    tried it... :-) Sometimes causes items to be downloaded even when
    they don't *really* need to be. Causes some items to be marked as
    read even if the client doesn't actually request them.

 *  Refactored message retrieval from account snapshot to allow
    partial message retrieval (for TOP functionality).

 *  Added POP3 TOP command functionality which is required by Mozilla as it
    (wrongly) doesn't work with the absolute minimum command set
    specified by the RFC and requires TOP.

 *  Fixed copy/paste error to change 'ftp_QUIT' to 'pop_QUIT'.

 *  Moved byte-stuffing and message massaging into separate functions.

libgmail.py, demos/archive.py, demos/gmailftpd.py, demos/gmailpopd.py, demos/gmailsmtp.py, demos/sendmsg.py
 *  Added `GmailLoginFailure` exception to enable tidier handling of
    login failures (which could be bad username/password or a Gmail
    change).

 *  Updated demos to catch `GmailLoginFailure` exception.

 *  Removed non-supported "LOGIN" authentication method in SMTP demo
    that was included in the server capability response in error.

ANNOUNCE
 *  Minor typo fix.

== Version: 0.0.7 (03 August 2004) ==

constants.py, mkconstants.py
 *  Added attachment related constants. 

libgmail.py, demos/gmailsmtp.py
 *  Allow file data to be specified directly (rather than via an on-
    disk file) when specifying attachments (this allows using existing
    Message instance payloads mostly directly). Modify SMTP Proxy demo
    to handle sending attachments.

demos/gmailftpd.py
 *  Initial import of Gmail attachments FTP Proxy! 

libgmail.py
 *  Corrected version info for previous release. 

 *  Added 'getMessagesByQuery' function. Added initial attachment
    retrieval handling. Clean up handling of references to parent
    objects & account objects. Version info update.

 *  Handle sending attachments. Works, but implementation is extremely
    *cough* sub-optimal...

 *  Don't try to attach files if there are none. 

== Version: 0.0.6 (15 July 2004) ==

demos/gmailsmtp.py
 *  That was too easy, there oughta be a law! Thanks to Python's
    undocumented SMTP server module we can now send mail with a
    standard mail client via (E)SMTP. Extended standard SMTP class to
    handle ESMTP EHLO & AUTH PLAIN commands.

libgmail.py
 *  Added utility function '_retrieveJavascript' to 'GmailAccount' to
    help developers who want to look at it. (In theory also so you can
    regenerate 'constants.py' but the Javascript Gmail now uses isn't
    actually useful for that anymore...) (Added by request.)

== Version: 0.0.5 (11 July 2004) ==

libgmail.py, demos/sendmsg.py
 *  Added functionality to enable message sending. Modified automatic
    cookie handling. Added command line example to send a message.
    Enabled page requests to be either a URL or a Request instance.

constants.py, mkconstants.py
 *  Added more useful constants.

== Version: 0.0.4 (11 July 2004) ==

constants.py, mkconstants.py
 *  Include standard folder/search name constants. 

 *  Add more useful constants. 

constants.py, libgmail.py, mkconstants.py
 *  Added category name retrieval. 

mkconstants.py
 *  'mkconstants' isn't really useful anymore with the new JS version.

libgmail.py
 *  Add ability to get number of unread messages. 

 *  Handle items that might be 'bunched' such as thread lists better. 

 *  Only warn about mismatched Javascript versions once module import.
    (Note: This may mean the Javascript version may change more than
    once in a session and the second change won't be warned, but that
    shouldn't be much of an issue...)

 *  Refactor URL construction. Refactor query/search operation in
    preparation for adding searches.

 *  More refactoring. Made thread search query more generic to allow
    use by (to come) label searches etc. Threads now belong to
    'GmailSearchResult' instances rather than folders. Threads now
    retrieve their own messages rather than relying on their parent to
    do so.

 *  We now refer to categories as labels, as the UI does. Enable
    retrieval by label.

libgmail.py, demos/archive.py
 *  Allow all pages of results to be returned for a 'getFolder'
    request. (Not tested much.)

 *  Provide easy access to standard folder names. Added length
    property to folders. Examples now handle empty folders gracefully.

 *  Now uses 'getMessagesByXXXXX' style method names for folders &
    labels. Now refer to original message source as 'source' & not
    'body'. Enable demos to search by folder name or label name.

== Version: 0.0.3 (8 July 2004) ==

libgmail.py
 * Allow username to be specified on the command line instead of prompting.
 * Rough special case handling of when more than one set of thread information data is present on a page (seemed to occur when using 'all' search after a certain number of items). TODO: Make this fix work at the page parsing level, but splitting all tuples into individual items.
 * Add cookie handling code to enable us to remove requirement for ClientCookie package. (Especially for Adrian... :-) )

demos/archive.py
 * *Extremely* rough mbox creation--turns out the mails retrieved had '\r' characters at the end of the headers. The mbox file appears to be successfully imported by OS X's Mail.app client.
 * Allow username to be specified on the command line instead of prompting.

== Version: 0.0.2a (~6 July 2004) ==

* No code change, renamed to try to avoid SourceForge mirroring problems.

== Version: 0.0.2 (5 July 2004) ==

constants.py
 * Useful constants from the Gmail Javascript code as Python module.
 * Update to match current live Javascript.
 * Fudge some enumerations that we need to start at 0.

libgmail.py
 * Refactor to make use of Folder/Thread/Message model. Standardised some naming. Make use of imported Gmail constants. Centralise page retrieval & parsing.
 * Calculate number of messages in thread.
 * Refactor & reorganise code. Minor style edits. Refine design of folder, thread & message classes. Modify folders, threads & messages to be as lazy as possible when it comes to retrieving data from the net. Enable message instances to retrieve their original mail text. Add Gmail implementation notes. Hide password entry. Demo now displays threads & messages.
 * Version date change.

mkconstants.py
 * Tool to make useful constants from the Gmail Javascript code available via a Python module.
 * Fudge some enumerations that we need to start at 0.

demos/archive.py
 * Initial rough demo to archive all messages into text files.

CHANGELOG
 * Added.

== Version: 0.0.1 (2 July 2004) ==

libgmail.py
 * Initial import of version 0.0.1 (as posted in comp.lang.python).

--- NEW FILE: MANIFEST ---
COPYING
README
CHANGELOG
lgconstants.py
libgmail.py
setup.py

--- NEW FILE: testlibgmail.py ---
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
libgmail test suite

Tests:
Contacts
"""
import unittest
from libgmail import *
import getpass

class ContactsTests(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    Set of tests that exercise the contacts portion of libgmail
    """
    def setUp(self):
        """
        Delete all entries in the
        addressbook so we start fresh
        """
        #print "Setting up!"
        contacts = account.getContacts().getAllContacts()
        for contact in contacts:
            # print "Removing", contact
            account.removeContact(contact)

    def tearDown(self):
        """
        Delete all entries in the
        addressbook so we start fresh
        """
        #print "Tearing down!"
        contacts = account.getContacts().getAllContacts()
        for contact in contacts:
            # print "Removing", contact
            account.removeContact(contact)

    def test1_BasicAddContact(self):
        """Create and retrieve an entry-level contact"""
        name = 'John Smith'
        email = 'joh...@gm...'
        notes = 'I am average'
        account.addContact(name, email, notes)
        myContacts = account.getContacts()
        contact = myContacts.getContactByName(name)
        self.assertEqual(contact.getName(), name, "Returned name isn't the one we created initially")
        self.assertEqual(contact.getEmail(), email, "Returned email isn't the one we created initially")
        self.assertEqual(contact.getNotes(), notes, "Returned note isn't the one we created initially")

## Coomented out by stas
## The multiline notes support is not yet implemented in libgmail
##    def test2_AdvancedAddContact(self):
##        """Create and retrieve a contact with a newline in the notes"""
##        name = 'W4533m'
##        email = 'fak...@gm...'
##        notes = 'Is\nawesome'
##        account.addContact(name, email, notes)
##        myContacts = account.getContacts()
##        contact = myContacts.getContactByName(name)
##        self.assertEqual(contact.getName(), name, "Returned name isn't the one we created initially")
##        self.assertEqual(contact.getEmail(), email, "Returned email isn't the one we created initially")
##
##        print "Returned notes is: ", contact.getNotes()
##        print "Desired notes was: " + notes
##
##        self.assertEqual(contact.getNotes(), notes, "Returned note isn't the one we created initially")

    def test3_GmailContact(self):
        """Check that GmailContact equality and accessor methods work"""
        w = GmailContact('a','b','c','d')
        x = GmailContact('x','y','z')
        y = GmailContact('a','b','c','d')
        z = GmailContact('a','b','c','d')

        self.assertEqual(w,w, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (w,w))
        self.assertEqual(x,x, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (x,x))
        self.assertEqual(y,y, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (y,y))
        self.assertEqual(z,z, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (z,z))
        self.assertEqual(w,y, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (w,y))
        self.assertEqual(y,z, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (y,z))
        self.assertEqual(w,z, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (w,z))
        self.assertEqual(z,w, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (z,w))

        self.assertNotEqual(w,x, "%s shouldn't equals %s" % (w,x))
        self.assertNotEqual(x,w, "%s shouldn't equals %s" % (x,w))

        i,a,e,n = w.getId(),w.getName(),w.getEmail(),w.getNotes()
        self.assertEqual(i, 'a', "%s doesn't equals 'a'" % i)
        self.assertEqual(a, 'b', "%s doesn't equals 'b'" % a)
        self.assertEqual(e, 'c', "%s doesn't equals 'c'" % e)
        self.assertEqual(n, 'd', "%s doesn't equals 'd'" % n)

        self.assertEqual(x.getNotes(), '', "getNotes() should return ''")

    def test4_GetBy(self):
        """Get a contact by name, email, and id"""
        account.addContact('Waseem', 'wd...@gm...', 'Is awesome')
        myContacts = account.getContacts()
        waseem = myContacts.getContactByName('Waseem')
        self.assertEqual(waseem, myContacts.getContactByEmail('wd...@gm...'))
        self.assertEqual(waseem, myContacts.getContactById(waseem.getId()))

    def test5_GetByLists(self):
        """Get a contact list by name, email, and id"""
        account.addContact('Waseem', 'wd...@gm...', 'Is awesome')
        account.addContact('Daher', 'te...@fo...r')
        myContacts = account.getContacts()
        waseem = myContacts.getContactByName('Waseem')

        result = [waseem]
        obj = myContacts.getContactListByName('Waseem')
        self.assertEqual(result, obj, "%s doesn't equals %s" % (result,obj))
        obj = myContacts.getContactListByEmail('wd...@gm...')
        self.assertEqual([waseem], obj,"%s doesn't equals %s" % (result,obj))
        obj = myContacts.getContactListById(waseem.getId())
        self.assertEqual([waseem], obj,"%s doesn't equals %s" % (result,obj))

    def test6_SmallGetAndRemove(self):
        """Add one address and remove it again"""
        count = 1
        # Add some
        for x in range(count):
            account.addContact(str(x), str(x))
        myContactList = account.getContacts()
        self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), count)

        # Now remove them all
        for x in range(count):
            self.assertEqual(True, account.removeContact(myContactList.getContactByName(str(x))))
        myContactList = account.getContacts()
        self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), 0)

## MediumGetAndRemove and LargeGetAndRemove pound
## gmail's servers faster than they'd like to be accessed,
## so this usually gets our account suspended, it seems.
## If you really want to test that these large gets/sets work,
## maybe insert a delay and run them? Doesn't really make 
## sense to run them every time though
#     def test7_MediumGetAndRemove(self):
#         """Add 14 addresses and remove them again"""
#         count = 14
#         for x in range(count):
#             account.addContact(str(x), str(x))
#         myContactList = account.getContacts()
#         self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), count)

#         # Now remove them all
#         for x in range(count):
#             self.assertTrue(account.removeContact(myContactList.getContactByName(str(x))))
#         myContactList = account.getContacts()
#         self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), 0)

#     def test8_LargeGetAndRemove(self):
#         """Add 25 addresses and remove them again"""
#         count = 25
#         for x in range(count):
#             account.addContact(str(x), str(x))
#         myContactList = account.getContacts()
#         self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), count)

#         # Now remove them all
#         for x in range(count):
#             self.assertTrue(account.removeContact(myContactList.getContactByName(str(x))))
#         myContactList = account.getContacts()
#         self.assertEqual(myContactList.getCount(), 0)

## Commented out by stas
## It fails due to wrong testing ?
##
##    def test9_vCard(self):
##        """Test vCard export"""
##        waseem = GmailContact("0", "Waseem Daher", "wd...@mi...", "GmailAgent developer")
##        vcard = waseem.getVCard()
##        expectedVCard="""BEGIN:VCARD
##VERSION:3.0
##NOTE:GmailAgent developer
##N:Daher;Waseem
##FN:Waseem Daher
##EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET:wd...@mi...
##END:VCARD
##
##"""
##        self.assertEqual(vcard, expectedVCard, "getVCard() did not export what we expected for Waseem")
##
##        # Test multi-line NOTEs
##        bob = GmailContact("0", "BillyJo", "bi...@jo...", "I like multilines\nwoo")
##        bobvcard=bob.getVCard()
##        bobexpectedVCard="""BEGIN:VCARD
##VERSION:3.0
##NOTE:I like multilines\\nwoo
##N:BillyJo
##FN:BillyJo
##EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET:bi...@jo...
##END:VCARD
##"""
##        self.assertEqual(vcard, expectedVCard, "getVCard() didn't export what we expected for BillyJo")

if __name__ == '__main__':
    #unittest.main()
    ## With this we get a better output
    print "\n=============================================="
    print "Start 'libgmail contacts' testsuite"
    print "------------------------------------------------\n"
    print "WARNING: THIS WILL DELETE/REARRANGE"
    print "         YOUR ADDRESSBOOK/EMAILS"
    print " BE SURE TO RUN THIS TEST ONLY ON A 'test' ACCOUNT"

    name = raw_input("Gmail account name:")
    pw = getpass.getpass("Password: ")
    account = GmailAccount(name, pw)

    try:
        account.login()
        print "Login successful.\n"
    except GmailLoginFailure,e:
        print "\nLogin failed. (%s)" % e.message
    else:
        suite = unittest.TestSuite()
        suite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ContactsTests))
        unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)

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--- NEW FILE: README ---
libgmail is licensed under the GPL.
See the file named COPYING for more information.

Please refer to the libgmail website or project page at sourceforge if
you encouter problems using libgmail.
http://libgmail.sf.net
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libgmail/

You can contact us by email:
stas AT linux DOT isbeter DOT nl
wdaher AT mit DOT edu
follower AT myrealbox DOT com

-----------------------------------------------
Possible usage:

Run this:

  python libgmail.py

When you have the demos package installed you could do this:

  python demos/archive.py

or even this:

  python demos/sendmsg.py <account> <to address> <subject> <body>

or perhaps this:

  python demos/gmailsmtp.py # (Then connect to SMTP proxy on local port 8025)

or how about this:

  python demos/gmailftpd.py # (Then connect to FTP proxy on local port 8021,
                            #  after creating a label named 'ftp' and
                            #  applying it to some messages with attachments.)

or maybe this:

  python demos/gmailpopd.py # (Then connect to POP3 proxy on local port 8110)

for hours of fun!(*)

(*) Note: Fun may not last for hours. Use at your own risk, blah, blah, etc...

--- NEW FILE: ANNOUNCE ---
ANN: libgmail 0.0.8 - Gmail access via Python - POP3 Proxy added!

libgmail -- Python binding for Google's Gmail service

<http://libgmail.sf.net/>

The `libgmail` project is a pure Python binding to provide access to
Google's Gmail web-mail service.

The library currently ships with a demonstration utility to archive
messages from a Gmail account into mbox files, suitable for importing
into a local email client.

Also includes a demonstration utility that acts as a SMTP proxy to
allow mail to be sent from any standard mail client that uses SMTP
(e.g. Mail.app, Mozilla etc). (Now handles attachments.)

New demonstration utility acts as a POP3 proxy to allow mail to be
retrieved from any standard mail client that uses POP3 (e.g. Mail.app,
Mozilla etc).

Features demonstration utility to provide access to Gmail message
attachments via a download-only FTP proxy--this allows retrieval of
suitably marked attachments by a standard FTP client. Utilize more
of your Gmail space!

License: GPL 2.0 (gmailftpd.py/gmailpopd.py are dual licensed with PSF)

Major changes since 0.0.7:

 *  Fixed login to work again after it was broken by a Gmail change.

 *  Added trash/delete message thread & trash/delete single message
    functionality. (By request.)

 *  POP3 proxy server demo. (By request.)

 *  Added `GmailLoginFailure` exception to enable tidier handling of
    login failures (which could be bad username/password or a Gmail
    change).

<p><a href="http://libgmail.sf.net/">libgmail 0.0.8</a> - The
`libgmail` project is a pure Python binding to provide access to
Google's Gmail web-mail service; includes SMTP, POP3 & FTP
proxies. (23-Aug-04)</p>

--- NEW FILE: libgmail.py ---
#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# libgmail -- Gmail access via Python
#
## To get the version number of the available libgmail version.
## Reminder: add date before next release.
Version = '0.0.0' # (sep 2005)
print "\n  Be aware that your running a special 'Greg' version of libgmail\n"

# Original author: fol...@my...
# Maintainers: Waseem (wd...@mi...) and Stas Z (st...@li...)
#
# Contacts support added by wd...@mi... and Stas Z
# (with massive initial help from 
#  Adrian Holovaty's 'gmail.py' 
#  and the Johnvey Gmail API)
#
# License: GPL 2.0
#
[...1472 lines suppressed...]
                    print "No threads found in `%s`." % name
                    break

                tot = len(result._threads)

                i = 0
                for thread in result:
                    #print thread.id, len(thread), thread.subject
                    for msg in thread:
                        print "\n ", msg.id, msg.number, msg.author,msg.subject
                        print " ", msg.cc, msg.bcc,msg.sender
                        print "\nraw message:\n",msg._getSource()
                        i += 1
                print
                print "number of threads:",tot
                print "number of messages:",i
            except KeyboardInterrupt:
                break

    print "\n\nDone."

--- NEW FILE: lgconstants.py ---
#
# Generated file -- DO NOT EDIT
#
# Note: This file is now edited! 2005-04-25
#
# constants.py -- Useful constants extracted from Gmail Javascript code
#
# Source version: 44f09303f2d4f76f
#
# Generated: 2004-08-10 13:08 UTC
#

js_version = '44f09303f2d4f76f'

D_VERSION = "v"
D_QUOTA = "qu"
D_DEFAULTSEARCH_SUMMARY = "ds"
D_THREADLIST_SUMMARY = "ts"
D_THREADLIST_END = "te"
D_THREAD = "t"
D_CONV_SUMMARY = "cs"
D_CONV_END = "ce"
D_MSGINFO = "mi"
D_MSGBODY = "mb"
D_MSGATT = "ma"
D_COMPOSE = "c"
D_CONTACT = "co"
D_CATEGORIES = "ct"
D_CATEGORIES_COUNT_ALL = "cta"
D_ACTION_RESULT = "ar"
D_SENDMAIL_RESULT = "sr"
D_PREFERENCES = "p"
D_PREFERENCES_PANEL = "pp"
D_FILTERS = "fi"
D_GAIA_NAME = "gn"
D_INVITE_STATUS = "i"
D_END_PAGE = "e"
D_LOADING = "l"
D_LOADED_SUCCESS = "ld"
D_LOADED_ERROR = "le"
D_QUICKLOADED = "ql"
QU_SPACEUSED = 0
QU_QUOTA = 1
QU_PERCENT = 2
QU_COLOR = 3
TS_START = 0
TS_NUM = 1
TS_TOTAL = 2
TS_ESTIMATES = 3
TS_TITLE = 4
TS_TIMESTAMP = 5 + 1
TS_TOTAL_MSGS = 6 + 1
T_THREADID = 0
T_UNREAD = 1
T_STAR = 2
T_DATE_HTML = 3
T_AUTHORS_HTML = 4
T_FLAGS = 5
T_SUBJECT_HTML = 6
T_SNIPPET_HTML = 7
T_CATEGORIES = 8
T_ATTACH_HTML = 9
T_MATCHING_MSGID = 10
T_EXTRA_SNIPPET = 11
CS_THREADID = 0
CS_SUBJECT = 1
CS_TITLE_HTML = 2
CS_SUMMARY_HTML = 3
CS_CATEGORIES = 4
CS_PREVNEXTTHREADIDS = 5
CS_THREAD_UPDATED = 6
CS_NUM_MSGS = 7
CS_ADKEY = 8
CS_MATCHING_MSGID = 9
MI_FLAGS = 0
MI_NUM = 1
MI_MSGID = 2
MI_STAR = 3
MI_REFMSG = 4
MI_AUTHORNAME = 5
MI_AUTHORFIRSTNAME = 6 # ? -- Name supplied by rj
MI_AUTHOREMAIL = 6 + 1
MI_MINIHDRHTML = 7 + 1
MI_DATEHTML = 8 + 1
MI_TO = 9 + 1
MI_CC = 10 + 1
MI_BCC = 11 + 1
MI_REPLYTO = 12 + 1
MI_DATE = 13 + 1
MI_SUBJECT = 14 + 1
MI_SNIPPETHTML = 15 + 1
MI_ATTACHINFO = 16 + 1
MI_KNOWNAUTHOR = 17 + 1
MI_PHISHWARNING = 18 + 1
A_ID = 0
A_FILENAME = 1
A_MIMETYPE = 2
A_FILESIZE = 3
CT_NAME = 0
CT_COUNT = 1
AR_SUCCESS = 0
AR_MSG = 1
SM_COMPOSEID = 0
SM_SUCCESS = 1
SM_MSG = 2
SM_NEWTHREADID = 3
CMD_SEARCH = "SEARCH"
ACTION_TOKEN_COOKIE = "GMAIL_AT"
U_VIEW = "view"
U_PAGE_VIEW = "page"
U_THREADLIST_VIEW = "tl"
U_CONVERSATION_VIEW = "cv"
U_COMPOSE_VIEW = "cm"
U_PRINT_VIEW = "pt"
U_PREFERENCES_VIEW = "pr"
U_JSREPORT_VIEW = "jr"
U_UPDATE_VIEW = "up"
U_SENDMAIL_VIEW = "sm"
U_AD_VIEW = "ad"
U_REPORT_BAD_RELATED_INFO_VIEW = "rbri"
U_ADDRESS_VIEW = "address"
U_ADDRESS_IMPORT_VIEW = "ai"
U_SPELLCHECK_VIEW = "sc"
U_INVITE_VIEW = "invite"
U_ORIGINAL_MESSAGE_VIEW = "om"
U_ATTACHMENT_VIEW = "att"
U_DEBUG_ADS_RESPONSE_VIEW = "da"
U_SEARCH = "search"
U_INBOX_SEARCH = "inbox"
U_STARRED_SEARCH = "starred"
U_ALL_SEARCH = "all"
U_DRAFTS_SEARCH = "drafts"
U_SENT_SEARCH = "sent"
U_SPAM_SEARCH = "spam"
U_TRASH_SEARCH = "trash"
U_QUERY_SEARCH = "query"
U_ADVANCED_SEARCH = "adv"
U_CREATEFILTER_SEARCH = "cf"
U_CATEGORY_SEARCH = "cat"
U_AS_FROM = "as_from"
U_AS_TO = "as_to"
U_AS_SUBJECT = "as_subj"
U_AS_SUBSET = "as_subset"
U_AS_HAS = "as_has"
U_AS_HASNOT = "as_hasnot"
U_AS_ATTACH = "as_attach"
U_AS_WITHIN = "as_within"
U_AS_DATE = "as_date"
U_AS_SUBSET_ALL = "all"
U_AS_SUBSET_INBOX = "inbox"
U_AS_SUBSET_STARRED = "starred"
U_AS_SUBSET_SENT = "sent"
U_AS_SUBSET_DRAFTS = "drafts"
U_AS_SUBSET_SPAM = "spam"
U_AS_SUBSET_TRASH = "trash"
U_AS_SUBSET_ALLSPAMTRASH = "ast"
U_AS_SUBSET_READ = "read"
U_AS_SUBSET_UNREAD = "unread"
U_AS_SUBSET_CATEGORY_PREFIX = "cat_"
U_THREAD = "th"
U_PREV_THREAD = "prev"
U_NEXT_THREAD = "next"
U_DRAFT_MSG = "draft"
U_START = "start"
U_ACTION = "act"
U_ACTION_TOKEN = "at"
U_INBOX_ACTION = "ib"
U_MARKREAD_ACTION = "rd"
U_MARKUNREAD_ACTION = "ur"
U_MARKSPAM_ACTION = "sp"
U_UNMARKSPAM_ACTION = "us"
U_MARKTRASH_ACTION = "tr"
U_ADDCATEGORY_ACTION = "ac_"
U_REMOVECATEGORY_ACTION = "rc_"
U_ADDSTAR_ACTION = "st"
U_REMOVESTAR_ACTION = "xst"
U_ADDSENDERTOCONTACTS_ACTION = "astc"
U_DELETEMESSAGE_ACTION = "dm"
U_DELETE_ACTION = "dl"
U_EMPTYSPAM_ACTION = "es_"
U_EMPTYTRASH_ACTION = "et_"
U_SAVEPREFS_ACTION = "prefs"
U_ADDRESS_ACTION = "a"
U_CREATECATEGORY_ACTION = "cc_"
U_DELETECATEGORY_ACTION = "dc_"
U_RENAMECATEGORY_ACTION = "nc_"
U_CREATEFILTER_ACTION = "cf"
U_REPLACEFILTER_ACTION = "rf"
U_DELETEFILTER_ACTION = "df_"
U_ACTION_THREAD = "t"
U_ACTION_MESSAGE = "m"
U_ACTION_PREF_PREFIX = "p_"
U_REFERENCED_MSG = "rm"
U_COMPOSEID = "cmid"
U_COMPOSE_MODE = "cmode"
U_COMPOSE_SUBJECT = "su"
U_COMPOSE_TO = "to"
U_COMPOSE_CC = "cc"
U_COMPOSE_BCC = "bcc"
U_COMPOSE_BODY = "body"
U_PRINT_THREAD = "pth"
CONV_VIEW = "conv"
TLIST_VIEW = "tlist"
PREFS_VIEW = "prefs"
HIST_VIEW = "hist"
COMPOSE_VIEW = "comp"
HIDDEN_ACTION = 0
USER_ACTION = 1
BACKSPACE_ACTION = 2

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