Re: Strange message list behaviour: row height, threading

Peter Bloomfield <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.balsa
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Albrecht,

On 03/21/2019 04:33:41 PM Thu, Albrecht Dreß wrote:
> Hi all:
> 
> Am 01.03.19 20:11 schrieb(en) Jack via balsa-list:
>> New observation - right now, I have correct behavior in all maildir mailboxes, but my only mbox (Inbox) is showing the tall entries.  I don't happen to have any threaded messages, so I don't know if they would be different.  Is there any reason there should be any difference in the display for mbox v. maildir?
> 
> Here is an other observation, which may or may not be helpful:  In src/balsa-index.c, function bndx_instance_init() the messages tree view is initialised, adding a bunch of attributes to the renderers.  If I comment out the property
> 
>          "weight",         LB_MBOX_WEIGHT_COL,
> 
> I did *not* observe the broken height any more.  This property is used to indicate unread messages, so it cannot be removed easily.  The other properties /seem/ to have *no* influence on the broken height (btw., what is the purpose of "foreground", "foreground-set", "background", "background-set", "cell-background" and "cell-background-set"?).
> 
> Might this be helpful in any way?

Oh, yes, it really could be! We may not be able to work around it, but perhaps it could be worked in to a small test case for filing a bug. I'll try…

Peter

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