2001-03-08  Jon Trowbridge  <trow@ximian.com>

	* gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-popup.c
	(quick_add_cb): Switched to use e_contact_quick_add_free_form.
	Removed debugging code, hopefully without introducing any bugs
	in the process.

	* gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-text-model.c
	(e_select_names_text_model_insert_length): Fix bug with commas
	inside of name/address combos.  As long as the comma is inside of
	quotes, it will be treated as part of the name rather than as a
	break between addresses.

	* gui/component/select-names/e-select-names-completion.c
	(match_nickname): Use e_card_name_to_string for nickname match
	strings.
	(match_email): Use e_card_name_to_string for email match strings.
	(e_select_names_completion_begin): Strip quotes out of query text,
	so we don't produce malformed sexps.
	Added William Blake quote easter egg.

	* contact-editor/e-contact-quick-add.c: Further attempts to fix...
	mostly unsuccessful.
	(e_contact_quick_add_free_form): Added.  Takes a single string
	and tries to parse out (using some simple, loose rules) the
	name and e-mail -- then calls e_contact_quick_add.  An attempt to
	get the computer to automatically Do The Right Thing.

	* backend/ebook/e-book.c: Fixed some broken indentation.  Yes, I'm
	anal.

	* gui/component/GNOME_Evolution_Addressbook.oafinfo: Added oaf_server
	info for EAddressWidget.

	* gui/component/GNOME_Evolution_Addressbook.oaf.in: Added oaf_server
	info for EAddressWidget.

	* gui/component/addressbook-factory.c (main): Add call to
	e_address_widget_factory_init.

	* gui/component/e-address-widget.h:
	* gui/component/e-address-widget.c: Added.  A little widget (and a
	Bonobo control, BTW) for displaying addresses, with a left-click
	menu.  Used to display addresses in the mail viewer (as embedded
	GtkHTML objects, replacing the text previously used).  Still quite
	incomplete.


2001-03-08  Jon Trowbridge  <trow@ximian.com>

	* mail-format.c (write_field_row_begin): Added.  Table row HTML
	broken out into its own function.
	(write_subject): Added.  Emits the proper HTML for the subject
	line.
	(write_field_to_stream): #ifdef-ed out of existence.
	(write_address): Take a CamelInternetAddress and spit out an
	<object> tag with the appropriate <param>s.

	* mail-display.c (on_object_requested): Check for an "address"
	object.  If found, call...
	(handle_embedded_address_object): ...this function, which creates
	an AddressWidget bonobo control and passes in the necessary info.
	I never really realized just quite how much GtkHTML kicks ass
	until I figured out how to make this work.

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