Added starting file, epistle.py. Currently has a command-line UI, and has no support for Twitter or Facebook. Initial support for Gmail has been added. Very few
 features. Can read the number of messages.
Added functionality for Subject, To, From, and text mail content. Only IMAP, no SMTP yet.
Changed the code to convert the printed number of messages into an integer.
Prints the most recent 50 messages.
Logs in and connects to SMTP server. Will add preliminary support for sending mail later.
Bugfix: Fixed bug in which user would not be logged out of SMTP once the application was done.
Bugfix: Fixed bug in which user would not successfully logged out of IMAP once the application was done.
Added function for mailing with SMTP mail. Next commit will organize application into functions.
In this commit I organized the application into classes and functions, and added the capability to use a subject line in emails.
Organized imports slightly differently and added commented out Twitter import. Need to register my application before I can use OAuth.
Removed unnecessary 'global' variable imports.
Test commit to see if my Mercurial repository is configured correctly.
I added the file 'Icon', which is a text mockup of the icon of Epistle.
Added login functions to addaccount() class.
Changed the name of the function addaccount to Addaccount and solved a small problem with the initialization of the class Addaccount.
Fixed small error with calling the function Addaccount.
Fixed problems with global variables.
Cleaned up functions, and set the base for being able to download unread messages.
Added a README file to my project.
Added icon. Epistle-Icon.png
Changed email display function to only print unread emails (or in the case of no unread emails, just the most recent email)
Removed the file Icon.