comparison src/protocols/yahoo/yahoo.c @ 13106:a0a4b44239e8

[gaim-migrate @ 15468] I was reading the gettext man page and it pointed out that it should be typed as const char *, but it's char * to avoid warnings in code predating ANSI C. So, for the heck of it, I changed added a cast in internal.h. As it turns out, there was a lot of code that relied on this. In the interest of type safety, I've fixed all the warnings. I feel this improved a number of function signatures (in terms of typing clarity). Flame me if you object. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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	*sw = emblems[1];
	*nw = emblems[2];
	*ne = emblems[3];
}

static char *yahoo_get_status_string(enum yahoo_status a)
{
	switch (a) {
	case YAHOO_STATUS_BRB:
		return _("Be Right Back");
	case YAHOO_STATUS_BUSY:

}

void yahoo_tooltip_text(GaimBuddy *b, GString *str, gboolean full)
{
	YahooFriend *f;
	char *escaped, *status = NULL, *presence = NULL;

	f = yahoo_friend_find(b->account->gc, b->name);
	if (!f)
		status = g_strdup_printf("\n%s", _("Not on server list"));
	else {

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	*sw = emblems[1];
	*nw = emblems[2];
	*ne = emblems[3];
}

static const char *yahoo_get_status_string(enum yahoo_status a)
{
	switch (a) {
	case YAHOO_STATUS_BRB:
		return _("Be Right Back");
	case YAHOO_STATUS_BUSY:

}

void yahoo_tooltip_text(GaimBuddy *b, GString *str, gboolean full)
{
	YahooFriend *f;
	char *escaped;
	char *status = NULL;
	const char *presence = NULL;

	f = yahoo_friend_find(b->account->gc, b->name);
	if (!f)
		status = g_strdup_printf("\n%s", _("Not on server list"));
	else {