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author | Jon Trowbridge <trow@ximian.com> | 2001-09-20 10:23:41 +0800 |
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committer | Jon Trowbridge <trow@src.gnome.org> | 2001-09-20 10:23:41 +0800 |
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Use the default e-mail address if we have nothing else to go on.
2001-09-19 Jon Trowbridge <trow@ximian.com>
* backend/ebook/e-destination.c (name_and_email_simple_query_cb):
Use the default e-mail address if we have nothing else to go on.
Previously we just failed, which basically meant that name-only
searches would never work properly.
(nickname_simple_query_cb): The logic was a bit tangled here; if
our query status isn't SUCCESS, always give up but don't leak the
destination. And if our nickname query fails and we try the
name-and-email query, use the textrep for a name-only search. The
only reason we are doing a nickname query in the first place is if
we have an obviously invalid e-mail.
(launch_cardify_query): Use e_destination_is_valid to determine
if we should try a nickname query first.
These changes basically fix bug 7728, and generally make the
auto-cardification of addresses a lot more clever and robust.
* backend/ebook/e-book-util.c (name_and_email_cb): Use
e_card_compare_name_to_string instead of e_card_name_match_string.
(e_book_name_and_email_query): The arguments to g_strsplit were
in the wrong order. Doh!
* backend/ebook/e-card-compare.c (e_card_compare_name_to_string):
Added. Replaces e_card_name_match_string, and actually works.
* backend/ebook/e-card.c: Removed e_card_name_match_string
function, which didn't work particularly well.
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