def send_buffer(self, senders, subject, receivers, editor_result):
"""
This function is called by the line editor when its work is complete.
"""
# If we're not quitting, we're not doing anything.
if not editor_result['quitting']:
self.caller.msg('Saving a draft is not yet supported. Use :wq to send the message, or :q! to abort.')
return False
# If you're typing out a really long mail, you may have annoyed someone in the interim.
body = editor_result['buffer']
receivers = check_ignores(self.caller, receivers)
if not receivers:
self.caller.msg('No valid recipients found!')
return False
sent, status = send_message(senders, subject, body, receivers, send_email=True)
return self.benediction(sent, status)
def main_handler(self):
"""
Handles arguments if there are no switches. Intended to do the
'most obvious' action for different arguments.
"""
MESSAGE = 0
READ = 2
if not self.rhs and not self.lhs:
self.list_mail()
return
if self.lhs and not self.rhs:
try:
choice = int(self.lhs)
except ValueError:
self.caller.msg("'%s' is not a mail message number. Did you mean to send a message to '%s'? If so, try: mail %s=Your message here." % \
(self.lhs, self.lhs, self.lhs))
return
try:
# Display numbers are offset.
message = self.caller.db.mail[choice - 1]
self.display_mail(message[MESSAGE])
message[READ] = True
return
except (TypeError, IndexError):
self.caller.msg(
'No such message number. To check your mail, type: mail')
return
if self.rhs and not self.lhs:
self.caller.msg('You must specify someone to send mail to.')
return
receivers = validate_targets(self.caller,
self.lhslist,
local_only=False)
if not receivers:
self.caller.msg('No valid targets found!')
return
senders = [self.caller]
subject = '( Quickmail )'
body = self.rhs
sent, status = send_message(senders,
subject,
body,
receivers,
send_email=True)
self.benediction(sent, status)
def send_buffer(self, senders, subject, receivers, editor_result):
"""
This function is called by the line editor when its work is complete.
"""
# If we're not quitting, we're not doing anything.
if not editor_result['quitting']:
self.caller.msg(
'Saving a draft is not yet supported. Use :wq to send the message, or :q! to abort.'
)
return False
# If you're typing out a really long mail, you may have annoyed someone in the interim.
body = editor_result['buffer']
receivers = check_ignores(self.caller, receivers)
if not receivers:
caller.msg('No valid recipients found!')
return False
sent, status = send_message(senders,
subject,
body,
receivers,
send_email=True)
return self.benediction(sent, status)
def main_handler(self):
"""
Handles arguments if there are no switches. Intended to do the
'most obvious' action for different arguments.
"""
MESSAGE = 0
READ = 2
if not self.rhs and not self.lhs:
self.list_mail()
return
if self.lhs and not self.rhs:
try:
choice = int(self.lhs)
except ValueError:
self.caller.msg("'%s' is not a mail message number. Did you mean to send a message to '%s'? If so, try: mail %s=Your message here." % \
(self.lhs, self.lhs, self.lhs))
return
try:
# Display numbers are offset.
message = self.caller.db.mail[choice - 1]
self.display_mail(message[MESSAGE])
message[READ] = True
return
except (TypeError, IndexError):
self.caller.msg('No such message number. To check your mail, type: mail')
return
if self.rhs and not self.lhs:
self.caller.msg('You must specify someone to send mail to.')
return
receivers = validate_targets(self.caller, self.lhslist, local_only=False)
if not receivers:
self.caller.msg('No valid targets found!')
return
senders = [self.caller]
subject = '( Quickmail )'
body = self.rhs
sent, status = send_message(senders, subject, body, receivers, send_email=True)
self.benediction(sent, status)
