comparison src/server.c @ 2273:0b5c3338fa3d

[gaim-migrate @ 2283] One of the girls on the floor of my sister's dorm lost both her parents when their plane was hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center. my girlfriend's boss's sister-in-law's brother died when the building collapsed. my parents flew to atlanta on monday; they're safe but currently stranded there. they had planned on flying to Raleigh, NC today but now are just hoping to be able to fly home soon. how did this happen? committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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	return NULL;
}

/* woo. i'm actually going to comment this function. isn't that fun. make sure to follow along, kids */
void serv_got_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message, int away, time_t mtime)
{
	char *buffy;
	char *angel;
	int plugin_return;

	struct conversation *cnv;
	int new_conv = 0;

	/* we should update the conversation window buttons and menu, if it exists. */
	cnv = find_conversation(name);
	if (cnv)
		set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);

	 * by the prpls. so we create temp holders and pass those instead. it's basically
	 * just to avoid segfaults. */
	buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
	strcpy(buffy, message);
	angel = g_strdup(name);
	plugin_return = plugin_event(event_im_recv, gc, &angel, &buffy, 0);

	if (!buffy || !angel || plugin_return) {
		if (buffy)
			g_free(buffy);
		if (angel)

		linkify_text(message);

	/* um. when we call write_to_conv with the message we received, it's nice to pass whether
	 * or not it was an auto-response. so if it was an auto-response, we set the appropriate
	 * flag. this is just so prpls don't have to know about WFLAG_* (though some do anyway) */
	if (away)
		away = WFLAG_AUTO;

	/* alright. two cases for how to handle this. either we're away or we're not. if we're not,
	 * then it's easy. if we are, then there are three or four different ways of handling it
	 * and different things we have to do for each. */

			play_sound(RECEIVE);

		write_to_conv(cnv, message, away | WFLAG_RECV, NULL, mtime);
	}

	plugin_event(event_im_displayed_rcvd, gc, name, message, 0);
	g_free(name);
	g_free(message);
}

				}
			}
			cnv = cnv->next;
		}
		g_free(who);
		g_snprintf(b->name, sizeof(b->name), "%s", name);
		/*gtk_label_set_text(GTK_LABEL(b->label), b->name); */

		/* okay lets save the new config... */

	}

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	return NULL;
}

/* woo. i'm actually going to comment this function. isn't that fun. make sure to follow along, kids */
void serv_got_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message, guint32 flags, time_t mtime)
{
	char *buffy;
	char *angel;
	int plugin_return;
	int away = 0;

	struct conversation *cnv;
	int new_conv = 0;

	/* pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
	 *
	 * the reason i feel okay with this is because it's useful to some plugins.
	 * Gaim doesn't ever use it itself. Besides, it's not entirely accurate; it's
	 * possible to have false negatives with most protocols. Also with some it's
	 * easy to have false positives as well. So if you're a plugin author, don't
	 * rely on this, still do your own checks. but uh. it's a start. */
	if (flags & IM_FLAG_GAIMUSER)
		debug_printf("%s is a gaim user.\n", name);

	/* we should update the conversation window buttons and menu, if it exists. */
	cnv = find_conversation(name);
	if (cnv)
		set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);

	 * by the prpls. so we create temp holders and pass those instead. it's basically
	 * just to avoid segfaults. */
	buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
	strcpy(buffy, message);
	angel = g_strdup(name);
	plugin_return = plugin_event(event_im_recv, gc, &angel, &buffy, (void *)flags);

	if (!buffy || !angel || plugin_return) {
		if (buffy)
			g_free(buffy);
		if (angel)

		linkify_text(message);

	/* um. when we call write_to_conv with the message we received, it's nice to pass whether
	 * or not it was an auto-response. so if it was an auto-response, we set the appropriate
	 * flag. this is just so prpls don't have to know about WFLAG_* (though some do anyway) */
	if (flags & IM_FLAG_AWAY)
		away = WFLAG_AUTO;

	/* alright. two cases for how to handle this. either we're away or we're not. if we're not,
	 * then it's easy. if we are, then there are three or four different ways of handling it
	 * and different things we have to do for each. */

			play_sound(RECEIVE);

		write_to_conv(cnv, message, away | WFLAG_RECV, NULL, mtime);
	}

	plugin_event(event_im_displayed_rcvd, gc, name, message, (void *)flags);
	g_free(name);
	g_free(message);
}

				}
			}
			cnv = cnv->next;
		}
		g_free(who);
		who = g_strdup(b->name);
		g_snprintf(b->name, sizeof(b->name), "%s", name);
		handle_buddy_rename(b, who);
		g_free(who);
		/*gtk_label_set_text(GTK_LABEL(b->label), b->name); */

		/* okay lets save the new config... */

	}