# File lib/sup/modes/reply-mode.rb, line 46
  def initialize message, type_arg=nil
    @m = message

    ## it's important to put this early because it forces a read of
    ## the full headers (most importantly the list-post header, if
    ## any)
    body = reply_body_lines message

    ## first, determine the address at which we received this email. this will
    ## become our From: address in the reply.
    hook_reply_from = HookManager.run "reply-from", :message => @m

    ## sanity check that selection is a Person (or we'll fail below)
    ## don't check that it's an Account, though; assume they know what they're
    ## doing.
    if hook_reply_from && !(hook_reply_from.is_a? Person)
      info "reply-from returned non-Person, using default from."
      hook_reply_from = nil
    end

    ## determine the from address of a reply.
    ## if we have a value from a hook, use it.
    from = if hook_reply_from
      hook_reply_from
    ## otherwise, if the original email had an envelope-to header, try and use
    ## it, and look up the corresponding name form the list of accounts.
    ##
    ## this is for the case where mail is received from a mailing lists (so the
    ## To: is the list id itself). if the user subscribes via a particular
    ## alias, we want to use that alias in the reply.
    elsif @m.recipient_email && (a = AccountManager.account_for(@m.recipient_email))
      Person.new a.name, @m.recipient_email
    ## otherwise, try and find an account somewhere in the list of to's
    ## and cc's.
    elsif(b = (@m.to + @m.cc).find { |p| AccountManager.is_account? p })
      b
    ## if all else fails, use the default
    else
      AccountManager.default_account
    end

    ## now, determine to: and cc: addressess. we ignore reply-to for list
    ## messages because it's typically set to the list address, which we
    ## explicitly treat with reply type :list
    to = @m.is_list_message? ? @m.from : (@m.replyto || @m.from)

    ## next, cc:
    cc = (@m.to + @m.cc - [from, to]).uniq

    ## one potential reply type is "reply to recipient". this only happens
    ## in certain cases:
    ## if there's no cc, then the sender is the person you want to reply
    ## to. if it's a list message, then the list address is. otherwise,
    ## the cc contains a recipient.
    useful_recipient = !(cc.empty? || @m.is_list_message?)
    
    @headers = {}
    @headers[:recipient] = {
      "To" => cc.map { |p| p.full_address },
    } if useful_recipient

    ## typically we don't want to have a reply-to-sender option if the sender
    ## is a user account. however, if the cc is empty, it's a message to
    ## ourselves, so for the lack of any other options, we'll add it.
    @headers[:sender] = { "To" => [to.full_address], } if !AccountManager.is_account?(to) || !useful_recipient

    @headers[:user] = {}

    not_me_ccs = cc.select { |p| !AccountManager.is_account?(p) }
    @headers[:all] = {
      "To" => [to.full_address],
      "Cc" => not_me_ccs.map { |p| p.full_address },
    } unless not_me_ccs.empty?

    @headers[:list] = {
      "To" => [@m.list_address.full_address],
    } if @m.is_list_message?

    refs = gen_references

    @headers.each do |k, v|
      @headers[k] = {
               "From" => from.full_address,
               "To" => [],
               "Cc" => [],
               "Bcc" => [],
               "In-reply-to" => "<#{@m.id}>",
               "Subject" => Message.reify_subj(@m.subj),
               "References" => refs,
             }.merge v
    end

    types = REPLY_TYPES.select { |t| @headers.member?(t) }
    @type_selector = HorizontalSelector.new "Reply to:", types, types.map { |x| TYPE_DESCRIPTIONS[x] }

    hook_reply = HookManager.run "reply-to", :modes => types

    @type_selector.set_to(
      if types.include? type_arg
        type_arg
      elsif types.include? hook_reply
        hook_reply
      elsif @m.is_list_message?
        :list
      elsif @headers.member? :sender
        :sender
      else
        :recipient
      end)

    @headers.each do |k, v|
      HookManager.run "before-edit", :header => v, :body => body
    end

    super :header => @headers[@type_selector.val], :body => body, :twiddles => false
    add_selector @type_selector
  end