Fix more typos

QuoteFixMacro.bas

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ Attribute VB_Name = "QuoteFixMacro"
 
 ' For information on configuration head to QuoteFix Macro's homepage: https://macros4outlook.github.io/quotefixmacro/
 
+'@Folder("QuoteFixMacro")
 Option Explicit
 
 
@@ -41,6 +42,7 @@ Private Const REG_GROUP_FIRSTNAMES As String = "Firstnames" 'stores replacements
 '*** Feature QuoteColorizer ***
 '--------------------------------------------------------
 Private Const DEFAULT_USE_COLORIZER As Boolean = False
+'TODO: add note where to get the DLL from. I couldn't find it on my system
 'If you enable it, you need MAPIRTF.DLL in C:\Windows\System32
 'Does NOT work at Windows 7/64bit Outlook 2010/32bit
 '
@@ -117,8 +119,8 @@ Private Const DEFAULT_CONDENSED_HEADER_FORMAT As String = "%SN wrote on %D:"
 
 
 Private Const OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE As String = "-----"
-'Private Const OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE = "-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----"
-'Private Const OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE = "-----Original Message-----"
+'Private Const OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE As String = "-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht-----"
+'Private Const OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE = As String "-----Original Message-----"
 Private Const OUTLOOK_ORIGINALMESSAGE   As String = "> " & OUTLOOK_PLAIN_ORIGINALMESSAGE
 Private Const PGP_MARKER                As String = "-----BEGIN PGP"
 Private Const OUTLOOK_HEADERFINISH      As String = "> "
@@ -158,14 +160,16 @@ Private FIRSTNAME_REPLACEMENT__EMAIL() As String
 Private FIRSTNAME_REPLACEMENT__FIRSTNAME() As String
 
 
+'TODO: 1: check if these can also be changed into `Long`s. Unfortunately I
+'         don't have the DLL and therefore can't test it myself
 'For QuoteColorizer
 Public Declare PtrSafe Function WriteRTF _
         Lib "mapirtf.dll" _
         Alias "writertf" (ByVal ProfileName As String, _
                           ByVal MessageID As String, _
                           ByVal StoreID As String, _
                           ByVal cText As String) _
-        As Integer
+        As Integer      ' <-- {1}
 
 'For QuoteColorizer
 Public Declare PtrSafe Function ReadRTF _
@@ -174,7 +178,7 @@ Public Declare PtrSafe Function ReadRTF _
                          ByVal SrcMsgID As String, _
                          ByVal SrcStoreID As String, _
                          ByRef MsgRTF As String) _
-        As Integer
+        As Integer      '<-- {1}
 
 
 Private Enum ReplyType
@@ -1510,7 +1514,7 @@ Public Function ColorizeMailItem(MyMailItem As MailItem) As String
     Dim rtf  As String
     rtf = Space$(99999)  'init rtf to max length of message!
 
-    Dim ret As Integer
+    Dim ret As Integer      '<-- {1}
     ret = ReadRTF(session.CurrentProfileName, MyMailItem.EntryID, folder.StoreID, rtf)
     If (ret = 0) Then
         'ole call success!!!

QuoteFixWithPAR.bas

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Attribute VB_Name = "QuoteFixWithPAR"
 
 ' For information on QuoteFixMacro heat to: https://macros4outlook.github.io/quotefixmacro/
 
+'@Folder("QuoteFixMacro")
 Option Explicit
 
 Private Const PAR_OPTIONS As String = "75q"                                   'DEFAULT=rTbgqR B=.,?_A_a Q=_s>|
@@ -26,9 +27,9 @@ Private Declare PtrSafe Function abLstrcpy Lib "Kernel32" Alias "lstrcpyA" (ByVa
 Private Declare PtrSafe Function abGlobalFree Lib "Kernel32" Alias "GlobalFree" (ByVal hMem As Long) As Long
 Private Declare PtrSafe Function abGlobalSize Lib "Kernel32" Alias "GlobalSize" (ByVal hMem As Long) As Long
 
-Private Const GHND = &H42
-Private Const CF_TEXT = 1
-Private Const APINULL = 0
+Private Const GHND As Long = &H42
+Private Const CF_TEXT As Long = 1
+Private Const APINULL As Long = 0
 
 
 Private Function ExecPar(ByVal mailtext As String) As String
@@ -89,16 +90,19 @@ Public Sub ReformatSelectedText()
 End Sub
 
 
-Private Function Text2Clipboard(szText As String)
+'TODO: 2: add `ByVal` or `ByRef` (default is `ByRef`). `szText` is changed
+'         in the marked line and thus goes (maybe) changed to the calling
+'         procedure. (Is that intended?)
+Private Sub Text2Clipboard(szText As String)
     ' Get the length, including one extra for a CHR$(0) at the end.
     Dim wLen As Long
     wLen = Len(szText) + 1
-    szText = szText & Chr$(0)
+    szText = szText & Chr$(0)       '<-- {2}
     Dim hMemory As Long
     hMemory = abGlobalAlloc(GHND, wLen + 1)
     If hMemory = APINULL Then
         MsgBox "Unable to allocate memory."
-        Exit Function
+        Exit Sub
     End If
     Dim wFreeMemory As Boolean
     wFreeMemory = True
@@ -134,19 +138,19 @@ T2CB_Close:
         MsgBox "Unable to close the Clipboard."
     End If
     If wFreeMemory Then GoTo T2CB_Free
-    Exit Function
+    Exit Sub
 
 T2CB_Free:
     If abGlobalFree(hMemory) <> APINULL Then
         MsgBox "Unable to free global memory."
     End If
-End Function
+End Sub
 
 
-Private Function Clipboard2Text()
+Private Sub Clipboard2Text()
     If abIsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_TEXT) = APINULL Then
         Clipboard2Text = Null
-        Exit Function
+        Exit Sub
     End If
 
     If abOpenClipboard(0&) = APINULL Then
@@ -158,7 +162,7 @@ Private Function Clipboard2Text()
     hMemory = abGetClipboardData(CF_TEXT)
     If hMemory = APINULL Then
         MsgBox "Unable to retrieve text from the Clipboard."
-        Exit Function
+        Exit Sub
     End If
     Dim wSize As Long
     wSize = abGlobalSize(hMemory)
@@ -189,10 +193,10 @@ CB2T_Close:
         MsgBox "Unable to close the Clipboard."
     End If
     If wFreeMemory Then GoTo CB2T_Free
-    Exit Function
+    Exit Sub
 
 CB2T_Free:
     If abGlobalFree(hMemory) <> APINULL Then
         MsgBox "Unable to free global clipboard memory."
     End If
-End Function
+End Sub

README.md

@@ -57,12 +57,12 @@ See what I mean?
 
 Now, what is wrong with this email?
 
-* Horribly broken quotes - line breaks in several wrong places!
+* Horribly broken quotes – line breaks in several wrong places!
 * Outlook basically forced me to do a 'top-post', because empty lines were inserted at the top and the cursor was positioned there. And if I had used a signature, it would have been inserted at the top, too.
 * Empty lines at the end of the message were quoted.
 * The quote header is far too long (5 lines + 2 empty lines) and cannot be modified for a 'personal touch'.
 
-BUT... It doesn't have to be that way. QuoteFixMacro fixes all of the above - and more! The following is an example of how the above message dialog could have looked with QuoteFixMacro:
+BUT... It doesn't have to be that way. QuoteFixMacro fixes all of the above – and more! The following is an example of how the above message dialog could have looked with QuoteFixMacro:
 
 ```text
 Dominik Jain wrote:
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ Dominik Jain wrote:
 See what I mean?
 ```
 
-And the best thing about QuoteFixMacro is, **there is absolutely nothing you have to do**. It's all done automatically. You click reply and Outlook-QuoteFix will immediately reformat the message for proper quoting! No message you send is ever going to look like the one in the example at the top again... And if you get all your friends to use this program, too, such messy quotes will soon become the exception to the rule. And even if you don't, QuoteFixMacro will attempt to fix all their messy quotes when you reply to their messages!
+And the best thing about QuoteFixMacro is, **there is absolutely nothing you have to do**. It's all done automatically. You click reply and QuoteFixMacro will immediately reformat the message for proper quoting! No message you send is ever going to look like the one in the example at the top again... And if you get all your friends to use this program, too, such messy quotes will soon become the exception to the rule. And even if you don't, QuoteFixMacro will attempt to fix all their messy quotes when you reply to their messages!
 
 ## Setup
 
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Download the latest version from the GitHub release page.
 2. In Outlook's VBA editor (<kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>F11</kbd> or "Tools > Macro > Visual Basic-Editor"), import `QuoteFixMacro.bas` by right-clicking on "Modules" and selecting "Import...".
 3. If you don't want to get a security warning when you use the macros, go to "Tools > Macro > Security" and disable the security check. A better solution is to sign the macro. See "Signing a Macro" below.
 
-Pro tip: In case you want to try out the current "random signature generation", import `RandomSignature.bas`. The `QuoteFixWithPAR.bas` is not ready for testing yet. - You can easily import all files at once by dragging them from the Explorer into the VBA editor and dropping them onto the project tree.
+Pro tip: In case you want to try out the current "random signature generation", import `RandomSignature.bas`. The `QuoteFixWithPAR.bas` is not ready for testing yet. You can easily import all files at once by dragging them from the Explorer into the VBA editor and dropping them onto the project tree.
 
 ### Assign macros to buttons
 
@@ -112,18 +112,19 @@ After that, you need to replace the original "Reply" and "ReplyAll" buttons with
 
 You can also change the name and image of the newly created buttons using the customization dialog. If you use "Fixed&Reply" as the name, <kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd> is kept as a shortcut for reply. Since Outlook does not support custom keybindings, you cannot map the shortcut <kbd>Ctrl</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd> to the new FixedReply macro. Nevertheless, the mapping can be done by using AutoHotkey (see below).
 
-### Set up eMail
+### Set up email
 
 1. Tools > Options > Preferences > E-mail Options... > On replies and forwards
 
    * When replying to a message: "Prefix each line of the original message"
    * When forwarding a message: "Include original message text" or "Prefix each line of the original message"
+   <!-- markdownlint-disable-next-line MD038 -->
    * Prefix each line with: "`> `"
 
 2. Tools > Options > Mail Format
 
    * Message format: Plain Text
-   * Not this is not necessary, if `CONVERT_TO_PLAIN` is set to `True`.
+   * Note: this is not necessary, if `CONVERT_TO_PLAIN` is set to `True`.
 
 3. Tools > Options > Mail Format > Internet Format...
 
@@ -138,14 +139,14 @@ You can also change the name and image of the newly created buttons using the cu
 5. Display all E-Mail as Text
 
    * QuoteFixMacro requires plain text to work. One can either read all emails as plain text from the beginning or set `CONVERT_TO_PLAIN` is set to `True`.
-     In case all texts should be read a s plain text,s ee Microsoft [KB 831607](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/change-the-message-format-to-html-rich-text-format-or-plain-text-338a389d-11da-47fe-b693-cf41f792fefa?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us) for an explanation how to turn on this feature. For Outlook 2010 and later (also described at ["Read email messages in plain text"](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/read-email-messages-in-plain-text-16dfe54a-fadc-4261-b2ce-19ad072ed7e3?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US)): File / Options / Security Center / Options for the Security Center / E-Mail Security / "Read as Plain Text" / `[X]` Read all standard mail in plain text, `[X]` Read all digitally signed mail in plain text".
+     In case all texts should be read as plain text, see Microsoft [KB 831607](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/change-the-message-format-to-html-rich-text-format-or-plain-text-338a389d-11da-47fe-b693-cf41f792fefa?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us) for an explanation how to turn on this feature. For Outlook 2010 and later (also described at ["Read email messages in plain text"](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/read-email-messages-in-plain-text-16dfe54a-fadc-4261-b2ce-19ad072ed7e3?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US)): File > Options > Security Center > Options for the Security Center > E-Mail Security > "Read as Plain Text" > `[X]` Read all standard mail in plain text, `[X]` Read all digitally signed mail in plain text".
 
 ## Templates
 
 Templates are **the** place to take full advantage of QuoteFixMacro.
 The macro replaces certain tokens in the signature. Therefore, the signature can also be used as a template for a message.
 
-Please double check that the template is used as "Forward/Reply" signature under Extra.../Options/E-Mail-Format/Signatures.../E-Mail-Signature
+Please double check that the template is used as "Forward/Reply" signature under Extra... > Options > E-Mail-Format > Signatures... > E-Mail-Signature
 
 | Pattern | Description |
 | -- | -- |
@@ -205,12 +206,12 @@ Amie
 
 ### Custom first names
 
-Sometimes, one wants to call someone by a nick name. E.g., one wants to call "Jennifer Muster" just "Jenny". Sometimes, someone does not put his full first name in the Email. E.g., "Adelinde Muster" has "<[email protected]>".
+Sometimes, one wants to call someone by a nick name. E.g., one wants to call "Jennifer Muster" just "Jenny". Sometimes, someone does not put his full first name in the email. E.g., "Adelinde Muster" has "<[email protected]>".
 
 QuoteFixMacro supports that replacement. You have to use the registry keys at `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\QuoteFixMacro\firstnames`.
 The key `Count` states how many entries you made.
 `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\QuoteFixMacro\firstnames\1` contains the first entry, `...\2` the second, and so on.
-At each entry, there are two keys: email stating the email to match and firstName the first name to use.
+At each entry, there are two keys: `email` stating the email to match and `firstName` the first name to use.
 
 #### Step-by-step instruction
 
@@ -219,13 +220,13 @@ At each entry, there are two keys: email stating the email to match and firstNam
 1. Create key `firstnames`
 1. Create string (!) "Count" with value `X`, where `X` is the number of replacements you want to configure
 1. Create key `firstnames.1`
-1. Create string value `email` with the email you want to specify a firstName for
-1. Create string value `firstName` with the firstname to be used
+1. Create string value `email` with the email you want to specify a first name for
+1. Create string value `firstName` with the first name to be used
 1. Repeat steps 5 to 7 until `X` is reached. Replace `1` at `firstnames.1` by the appropriate number
 
 #### Direct import using `.reg` files
 
-Alternatively, create a `example.reg` file with following content and adapt it to your needs. Then double click on "example.reg" and import it into your registry.
+Alternatively, create an `example.reg` file with following content and adapt it to your needs. Then double click on "example.reg" and import it into your registry.
 The distribution of QuoteFixMacro already contains an [`exampleFirstNameConfiguration.reg`](exampleFirstNameConfiguration.reg) with the content below.
 
 ```reg
@@ -308,14 +309,14 @@ One can also condense the first header only `CONDENSE_FIRST_EMBEDDED_QUOTED_OUTL
 
 ### QuoteColorizer
 
-QuoteColorizer colorizes the indented parts in different colors to make it easier to distinguish who wrote which text. Set `USE_COLORIZER` to `true` to use this. The mail format is automatically set to Rich-Text.
+QuoteColorizer colorizes the indented parts in different colors to make it easier to distinguish who wrote which text. Set `USE_COLORIZER` to `True` to use this. The mail format is automatically set to Rich-Text.
 
 The recipient will receive the colors, too.
 In case, you don't want this, enable convert RTF-to-Text at sending.
 
 ### Strip sender's signature
 
-By default, the sender's signature is removed from the reply. If you don't want this, set `STRIP_SIGNATURE` to `false`.
+By default, the sender's signature is removed from the reply. If you don't want this, set `STRIP_SIGNATURE` to `False`.
 
 ### SoftWrap
 
@@ -343,7 +344,7 @@ You can store the default configuration in the registry:
 2. by writing a routing executing command similar to the following: `Call SaveSetting(APPNAME, REG_GROUP_CONFIG, "CONVERT_TO_PLAIN", "true")`
 3. by manually creating entries in this registry hive: `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\QuoteFixMacro`
 
-### Intersept the normal buttons
+### Intercept the normal buttons
 
 Add the content of `ThisOutlookSession.cls` to 'ThisOutlookSession' in the Outlook Visual Basic Macro Editor after having installed QuoteFixMacro and restart Outlook.
 You can then use the normal Reply/ReplyAll/Forward buttons.
@@ -356,6 +357,7 @@ It should also work if the reply event is triggered otherwise (e.g. by another m
 ## FAQ
 
 Q: What if the whole mail text disappears?
+<!-- markdownlint-disable-next-line MD038 -->
 A: The reply setting in Outlook is not configured as required. Double check that the original text should be prefixed with `> `.
 
 ## Developing

RandomSignature.bas

@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
 Attribute VB_Name = "RandomSignature"
+
+'@Folder("QuoteFixMacro")
 Option Explicit
 
 Public Sub NewMailMessage()

Tools.bas

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ Attribute VB_Name = "Tools"
 '
 '$Revision$ - not released
 
+'@Folder("QuoteFixMacro")
 Option Explicit
 
 Public InterceptorCollection As New Collection
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ Public Sub ReadCurrentMailItemRTF()
     Dim rtf As String
     rtf = Space$(99999)
     Dim ret As Long
-    ret = ReadRTF("MAPI", GetCurrentItem.EntryID, Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox).StoreID, rtf)
+    ret = ReadRTF("MAPI", GetCurrentItem.EntryID, session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox).StoreID, rtf)
     rtf = Trim$(rtf)
 
     Debug.Print "RTF READ:" & ret & vbCrLf & rtf
@@ -61,10 +62,10 @@ Public Sub TestColors()
     Set answer = mi.reply
     Set mi = Nothing
 
-    answer.BodyFormat = olFormatRichText
+    answer.bodyFormat = olFormatRichText
 
-    Dim mid As String
-    'mid = QuoteColorizerMacro.ColorizeMailItem(answer)
+    Dim ColoredAnswer As String
+    'ColoredAnswer = QuoteColorizerMacro.ColorizeMailItem(answer)
     answer.Display
     Set answer = Nothing 'answer bodyformat changes here to 1 for some stupid reason...
 

tests/QuoteFixMacroTest.bas

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Option Explicit
 Option Private Module
 
 '@TestModule
-'@Folder("Tests")
+'@Folder("QuoteFixMacro.Tests")
 
 Private Assert As Object
 Private Fakes As Object