comparison libpurple/protocols/mxit/markup.c @ 30837:8e9b04071e79

propagate from branch 'im.pidgin.pidgin' (head 9166d0ffe82472b17cee09aabbef61d8ec6e3e44) to branch 'im.pidgin.soc.2010.icq-tlc' (head 4c9bb4231e46e234d01e6dc64bf4be49fb12c27c)

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	 * is that when you have more than 100 '<' characters in the message passed to
	 * pidgin, none of the markup (including links) are rendered and thus just dump
	 * all the text as is to the conversation window. this message dump is very
	 * confusing and makes it totally unusable. to work around this we will count
	 * the amount of tags and if its more than the pidgin threshold, we will just
	 * break the message up into smaller parts and send them seperately to pidgin.
	 * to the user it will look like multiple messages, but at least he will be able
	 * to use and understand it.
	 */

	ch = mx->msg->str;

 *
 *  @param mx				The received message data object
 *  @param message			The message text
 *  @return					The length of the message to skip
 */
static int mxit_extract_chatroom_nick( struct RXMsgData* mx, char* message, int len )
{
	int		i;

	if ( message[0] == '<' ) {
		/*
		 * The message MIGHT contains an embedded nickname.  But we can't
		 * be sure unless we find the end-of-nickname sequence: (>\n)
		 * Search for it....
		 */
		gboolean	found	= FALSE;
		gchar*		nickname;

		for ( i = 1; i < len; i++ ) {
			if ( ( message[i] == '\n' ) && ( message[i-1] == '>' ) ) {
				found = TRUE;
				message[i-1] = '\0';	/* loose the '>' */

				break;
			}
		}

		if ( found ) {
			/*
			 * The message definitely had an embedded nickname - generate a marked-up
			 * message to be displayed.
			 */
			nickname = g_markup_escape_text( &message[1], -1 );

			/* add nickname within some BOLD markup to the new converted message */
			g_string_append_printf( mx->msg, "<b>%s:</b> ", nickname );

			/* free up the resources */

	if ( is_mxit_chatroom_contact( mx->session, mx->from ) ) {
		/* chatroom message, so we need to extract and skip the sender's nickname
		 * which is embedded inside the message */
		i = mxit_extract_chatroom_nick( mx, message, len );
	}

	/* run through the message and check for custom emoticons and markup */
	for ( ; i < len; i++ ) {
		switch ( message[i] ) {

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	 * is that when you have more than 100 '<' characters in the message passed to
	 * pidgin, none of the markup (including links) are rendered and thus just dump
	 * all the text as is to the conversation window. this message dump is very
	 * confusing and makes it totally unusable. to work around this we will count
	 * the amount of tags and if its more than the pidgin threshold, we will just
	 * break the message up into smaller parts and send them separately to pidgin.
	 * to the user it will look like multiple messages, but at least he will be able
	 * to use and understand it.
	 */

	ch = mx->msg->str;

 *
 *  @param mx				The received message data object
 *  @param message			The message text
 *  @return					The length of the message to skip
 */
static int mxit_extract_chatroom_nick( struct RXMsgData* mx, char* message, int len, int msgflags )
{
	int		i;

	if ( message[0] == '<' ) {
		/*
		 * The message MIGHT contains an embedded nickname.  But we can't
		 * be sure unless we find the end-of-nickname sequence: (>\n)
		 * Search for it....
		 */
		gboolean	found	= FALSE;

		for ( i = 1; i < len; i++ ) {
			if ( ( message[i] == '\n' ) && ( message[i-1] == '>' ) ) {
				found = TRUE;
				message[i-1] = '\0';	/* loose the '>' */

				break;
			}
		}

		if ( found ) {
			gchar*		nickname;

			/*
			 * The message definitely had an embedded nickname - generate a marked-up
			 * message to be displayed.
			 */
			nickname = g_markup_escape_text( &message[1], -1 );

			/* Remove any MXit escaping from nickname ("\X" --> "X") */
			if ( msgflags & CP_MSG_MARKUP ) {
				int	nicklen = strlen( nickname );
				int	j, k;

				for ( j = 0, k = 0; j < nicklen; j++ ) {
					if ( nickname[j] == '\\' )
						j++;

					nickname[k] = nickname[j];
					k++;
				}

				nickname[k] = '\0';		/* terminate string */
			}

			/* add nickname within some BOLD markup to the new converted message */
			g_string_append_printf( mx->msg, "<b>%s:</b> ", nickname );

			/* free up the resources */

	if ( is_mxit_chatroom_contact( mx->session, mx->from ) ) {
		/* chatroom message, so we need to extract and skip the sender's nickname
		 * which is embedded inside the message */
		i = mxit_extract_chatroom_nick( mx, message, len, msgflags );
	}

	/* run through the message and check for custom emoticons and markup */
	for ( ; i < len; i++ ) {
		switch ( message[i] ) {