comparison libpurple/protocols/oscar/oscar.c @ 30383:2a19f7385ba5

merged from im.pidgin.pidgin

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		curpart = curpart->next;
	}
	tmp = g_string_free(message, FALSE);

	/*
	 * If the message is from an ICQ user and to an ICQ user then escape any HTML,
	 * because HTML is not sent over ICQ as a means to format a message.
	 * So any HTML we receive is intended to be displayed.  Also, \r\n must be
	 * replaced with <br>
	 *
	 * Note: There *may* be some clients which send messages as HTML formatted -
	 *       they need to be special-cased somehow.
	 *
	 * Update: Newer ICQ clients have started sending IMs as HTML.  We can
	 * distinguish HTML IMs from non-HTML IMs by looking at the features.  If
	 * the features are "0x 01 06" then the message is plain text.  If the
	 * features are "0x 01" then the message is HTML.
	 */
	if (od->icq && oscar_util_valid_name_icq(userinfo->bn)
			&& (args->featureslen != 1 || args->features[0] != 0x01))
	{
		/* being recevied by ICQ from ICQ - escape HTML so it is displayed as sent */
		gchar *tmp2 = g_markup_escape_text(tmp, -1);
		g_free(tmp);
		tmp = tmp2;
		tmp2 = purple_strreplace(tmp, "\r\n", "<br>");
		g_free(tmp);
		tmp = tmp2;
	}

	/*
	 * Convert iChat color tags to normal font tags.
	 */
	if (purple_markup_find_tag("body", tmp, &start, &end, &attribs))
	{
		int len;

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		curpart = curpart->next;
	}
	tmp = g_string_free(message, FALSE);

	/*
	 * Convert iChat color tags to normal font tags.
	 */
	if (purple_markup_find_tag("body", tmp, &start, &end, &attribs))
	{
		int len;