- Moved ListPreference helper functions from FontSizeSettings to K9PreferenceActivity
- Used helper functions in Prefs
- Reordered preferences in Prefs to match the order in global_preferences.xml (display order)
- Removed the contact names cache (memory leak)
- Changed Contacts.searchByAddress() to Contacts.getNameForAddress(). Cursor is now immediately closed.
- Only try to resolve contact names when "Global settings" -> "Show contact name" is checked
- Never resolve contact names if number of recipients exceeds a threshold
Don't export the formatted date through the content provider: now exported as the raw Epoch value - date formatting is a UI concern. That makes MessageInfoHolder lighter.
Added semaphore to prevent third party content resolver from exhausting K-9 resources: it won't allow more than 1 cursor to be active at the same time. Concurrent threads (other content resolver invocations) will be suspended until the previous cursor gets released.
- Don't instantiate an empty Address array just to throw it away (less gabarge collection)
- Use a StringBuilder rather than a StringBuffer (faster as it isn't synchronized)
Status: Fixed
Extracted Intent.ACTION_SENDTO handling in a separate block to extract data from URI (as opposed to ACTION_SEND which uses Intent extras to pass data)
Removed dependency from K9 to MessageProvider (and added ability for components to register themselve for being notified when K9 instance is ready)
Moved Intent broadcast code from MessageProvider to K9
Made query() easily extensible using strategy pattern, the discriminant still being the Uri path
Fixed severe design flaw where the message provider would accumulate messages, causing an OutOfMemoryError even when the message provider isn't explicitely invoked.
query() is now synchronized with message retrieval
Added an option whether the registered name color is change or not
Avoid "Connection error" when MessageView is opened. The contacts.getName() might return null.
deleting by message_id. I believe this was our last serious leak in
our flash storage
deleting message headers was....just wrong. we've fixed other similar
bugs inherited from android 1.0 before.
Extracted notification related settings in separate class (see Issue 2268)
Update issue 371
Status: Fixed
Added ability to disable LED notification for new messages
