config: Strongly type context type
The go compiler can't help much with untyped int constants. Even though the only valid constants are 0-3 it will happily accept 4 as input. Let's let the go compiler worry about correctness here. This also allows people not very familiar with the code to use it properly via auto completion.
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@ -46,14 +46,16 @@ type UIConfig struct {
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CompletionPopovers bool `ini:"completion-popovers"`
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CompletionPopovers bool `ini:"completion-popovers"`
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}
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}
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type ContextType int
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const (
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const (
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UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER = iota
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UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER ContextType = iota
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UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT
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UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT
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UI_CONTEXT_SUBJECT
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UI_CONTEXT_SUBJECT
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)
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)
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type UIConfigContext struct {
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type UIConfigContext struct {
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ContextType int
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ContextType ContextType
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Regex *regexp.Regexp
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Regex *regexp.Regexp
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UiConfig UIConfig
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UiConfig UIConfig
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}
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}
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@ -602,7 +604,8 @@ func parseLayout(layout string) [][]string {
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return l
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return l
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}
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}
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func (config *AercConfig) mergeContextualUi(baseUi *UIConfig, contextType int, s string) {
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func (config *AercConfig) mergeContextualUi(baseUi *UIConfig,
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contextType ContextType, s string) {
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for _, contextualUi := range config.ContextualUis {
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for _, contextualUi := range config.ContextualUis {
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if contextualUi.ContextType != contextType {
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if contextualUi.ContextType != contextType {
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continue
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continue
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@ -617,7 +620,7 @@ func (config *AercConfig) mergeContextualUi(baseUi *UIConfig, contextType int, s
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}
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}
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}
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}
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func (config *AercConfig) GetUiConfig(params map[int]string) UIConfig {
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func (config *AercConfig) GetUiConfig(params map[ContextType]string) UIConfig {
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baseUi := config.Ui
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baseUi := config.Ui
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for k, v := range params {
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for k, v := range params {
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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ type AccountView struct {
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}
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}
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func (acct *AccountView) UiConfig() config.UIConfig {
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func (acct *AccountView) UiConfig() config.UIConfig {
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return acct.conf.GetUiConfig(map[int]string{
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return acct.conf.GetUiConfig(map[config.ContextType]string{
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: acct.AccountConfig().Name,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: acct.AccountConfig().Name,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER: acct.Directories().Selected(),
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config.UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER: acct.Directories().Selected(),
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})
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})
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func NewAccountView(aerc *Aerc, conf *config.AercConfig, acct *config.AccountConfig,
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func NewAccountView(aerc *Aerc, conf *config.AercConfig, acct *config.AccountConfig,
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logger *log.Logger, host TabHost) *AccountView {
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logger *log.Logger, host TabHost) *AccountView {
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acctUiConf := conf.GetUiConfig(map[int]string{
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acctUiConf := conf.GetUiConfig(map[config.ContextType]string{
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: acct.Name,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: acct.Name,
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})
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})
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}
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}
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ctx.Fill(0, row, ctx.Width(), 1, ' ', style)
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ctx.Fill(0, row, ctx.Width(), 1, ' ', style)
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uiConfig := ml.conf.GetUiConfig(map[int]string{
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uiConfig := ml.conf.GetUiConfig(map[config.ContextType]string{
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: ml.aerc.SelectedAccount().AccountConfig().Name,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_ACCOUNT: ml.aerc.SelectedAccount().AccountConfig().Name,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER: ml.aerc.SelectedAccount().Directories().Selected(),
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config.UI_CONTEXT_FOLDER: ml.aerc.SelectedAccount().Directories().Selected(),
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config.UI_CONTEXT_SUBJECT: msg.Envelope.Subject,
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config.UI_CONTEXT_SUBJECT: msg.Envelope.Subject,
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