Struct DraftProtection 

pub(crate) struct DraftProtection {
    pub can_sign: bool,
    pub can_encrypt: bool,
    pub missing: Vec<String>,
    pub expired: String,
    pub sign_not_here: String,
    pub self_copy: String,
    pub sealed_quote: String,
    pub bcc_seen: String,
}

What a draft can be, for the writing window’s switches.

Fields

can_sign: bool

can_encrypt: bool

missing: Vec<String>

Recipients without a known key: “Encrypt” waits for them.

expired: String

The security key that signs for the address has an expired certificate: when it expired, and how to renew it; else “”.

sign_not_here: String

This device cannot use the security key that signs for the address (a phone, until it can): why “Sign” is off; else “”.

self_copy: String

Encrypted, your own certificate cannot take it (expired): you would not read your sent copy; said before sending; else “”.

sealed_quote: String

The copy of the message answered or forwarded is encrypted (it came so, or the look sealed it): what becomes of it when “Encrypt” is unticked (a reply goes without its quote, a forward not at all); said only then; else “”.

bcc_seen: String

Bcc recipients, the message encrypted: every recipient can see which keys it was encrypted to, theirs too (review of 19 October 2026, F13: said before Send; a message of their own for each, later); else “”.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for DraftProtection

fn default() -> DraftProtection

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl Serialize for DraftProtection

fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>

where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer.