1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/kmicromail/libmailwrapper/mailtypes.h b/kmicromail/libmailwrapper/mailtypes.h
index 97f10d7..ac7f8da 100644
--- a/kmicromail/libmailwrapper/mailtypes.h
+++ b/kmicromail/libmailwrapper/mailtypes.h
@@ -1,33 +1,33 @@
 #ifndef __MAIL_TYPES_H
 #define __MAIL_TYPES_H
 
 #define FLAG_ANSWERED 0
 #define FLAG_FLAGGED  1
 #define FLAG_DELETED  2
 #define FLAG_SEEN     3
 #define FLAG_DRAFT    4
 #define FLAG_RECENT   5
 
 #include <opie2/osmartpointer.h>
 
 #include <qbitarray.h>
 #include <qstring.h>
 #include <qstringlist.h>
 #include <qmap.h>
-#include <qvaluelist.h>
+#include <q3valuelist.h>
 
 class AbstractMail;
 /* a class to describe mails in a mailbox */
 /* Attention!
    From programmers point of view it would make sense to
    store the mail body into this class, too.
    But: not from the point of view of the device.
    Mailbodies can be real large. So we request them when
    needed from the mail-wrapper class direct from the server itself
    (imap) or from a file-based cache (pop3?)
    So there is no interface "const QString&body()" but you should
    make a request to the mailwrapper with this class as parameter to
    get the body. Same words for the attachments.
 */
 class RecMail:public Opie::Core::ORefCount
 {
@@ -96,87 +96,87 @@ protected:
     QStringList to,cc,bcc,in_reply_to,references;
     AbstractMail*wrapper;
     void init();
     void copy_old(const RecMail&old);
 };
 
 typedef Opie::Core::OSmartPointer<RecMail> RecMailP;
 typedef QMap<QString,QString> part_plist_t;
 
 class RecPart:public Opie::Core::ORefCount
 {
 protected:
     QString m_type,m_subtype,m_identifier,m_encoding,m_description;
     unsigned int m_lines,m_size;
     part_plist_t m_Parameters;
     /* describes the position in the mail */
-    QValueList<int> m_poslist;
+    Q3ValueList<int> m_poslist;
 
 public:
     RecPart();
     RecPart(const RecPart&);
     virtual ~RecPart();
 
     const QString&Type()const;
     void setType(const QString&type);
     const QString&Subtype()const;
     void setSubtype(const QString&subtype);
     const QString&Identifier()const;
     void setIdentifier(const QString&identifier);
     const QString&Encoding()const;
     void setEncoding(const QString&encoding);
     const QString&Description()const;
     void setDescription(const QString&desc);
     void setLines(unsigned int lines);
     const unsigned int Lines()const;
     void setSize(unsigned int size);
     const unsigned int Size()const;
 
 
     void setParameters(const part_plist_t&list);
     const part_plist_t&Parameters()const;
     void addParameter(const QString&key,const QString&value);
     const QString searchParamter(const QString&key)const;
-    void setPositionlist(const QValueList<int>&poslist);
-    const QValueList<int>& Positionlist()const;
+    void setPositionlist(const Q3ValueList<int>&poslist);
+    const Q3ValueList<int>& Positionlist()const;
 };
 
 typedef Opie::Core::OSmartPointer<RecPart> RecPartP;
 
 class RecBody:public Opie::Core::ORefCount
 {
 protected:
     QString m_BodyText;
     QString mCharset;
-    QValueList<RecPartP> m_PartsList;
+    Q3ValueList<RecPartP> m_PartsList;
     RecPartP m_description;
 
 public:
     RecBody();
     RecBody(const RecBody&old);
     virtual ~RecBody();
     void setBodytext(const QString&);
     const QString& Bodytext()const;
     void setCharset(const QString&);
     QString getCharset()const;
 
     void setDescription(const RecPartP&des);
     const RecPartP& Description()const;
 
-    void setParts(const QValueList<RecPartP>&parts);
-    const QValueList<RecPartP>& Parts()const;
+    void setParts(const Q3ValueList<RecPartP>&parts);
+    const Q3ValueList<RecPartP>& Parts()const;
     void addPart(const RecPartP&part);
 };
 
 typedef Opie::Core::OSmartPointer<RecBody> RecBodyP;
 
 class encodedString
 {
 public:
     encodedString();
     /*
        creates an new content string.
        it makes a deep copy of it!
      */
     encodedString(const char*nContent,unsigned int length);
     /*
       Take over the nContent. Means: it will just copy the pointer, not the content.