comparison libpurple/protocols/mxit/roster.c @ 30709:d7325448badb

Some spelling fixes to code comments.

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 */

/* statuses (reference: libpurple/status.h) */
static struct status
{
	PurpleStatusPrimitive	primative;
	int						mxit;
	const char*				id;
	const char*				name;
} const mxit_statuses[] = {
		/*	primative,						no,							id,			name					*/
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_OFFLINE,			MXIT_PRESENCE_OFFLINE,		"offline",	N_( "Offline" )			},	/* 0 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_ONLINE,		"online",	N_( "Available" )		},	/* 1 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AWAY,				MXIT_PRESENCE_AWAY,			"away",		N_( "Away" )			},	/* 2 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_AVAILABLE,	"chat",		N_( "Chatty" )			},	/* 3 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_UNAVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_DND,			"dnd",		N_( "Do Not Disturb" )	}	/* 4 */

	for ( i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE( mxit_statuses ); i++ ) {
		const struct status* status = &mxit_statuses[i];

		/* add mxit status (reference: "libpurple/status.h") */
		type = purple_status_type_new_with_attrs( status->primative, status->id, _( status->name ), TRUE, TRUE, FALSE,
					"message", _( "Message" ), purple_value_new( PURPLE_TYPE_STRING ),
					NULL );

		statuslist = g_list_append( statuslist, type );
	}

		/*
		 * XXX: libPurple does not currently provide an API to change or rename the group name
		 * for a specific buddy. One option is to remove the buddy from the list and re-adding
		 * him in the new group, but by doing that makes the buddy go offline and then online
		 * again. This is really not ideal and very iretating, but how else then?
		 */

		/* create new buddy */
		newbuddy = purple_buddy_new( session->acc, buddy->name, buddy->alias );
		newbuddy->proto_data = buddy->proto_data;

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 */

/* statuses (reference: libpurple/status.h) */
static struct status
{
	PurpleStatusPrimitive	primitive;
	int						mxit;
	const char*				id;
	const char*				name;
} const mxit_statuses[] = {
		/*	primitive,						no,							id,			name					*/
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_OFFLINE,			MXIT_PRESENCE_OFFLINE,		"offline",	N_( "Offline" )			},	/* 0 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_ONLINE,		"online",	N_( "Available" )		},	/* 1 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AWAY,				MXIT_PRESENCE_AWAY,			"away",		N_( "Away" )			},	/* 2 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_AVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_AVAILABLE,	"chat",		N_( "Chatty" )			},	/* 3 */
		{	PURPLE_STATUS_UNAVAILABLE,		MXIT_PRESENCE_DND,			"dnd",		N_( "Do Not Disturb" )	}	/* 4 */

	for ( i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE( mxit_statuses ); i++ ) {
		const struct status* status = &mxit_statuses[i];

		/* add mxit status (reference: "libpurple/status.h") */
		type = purple_status_type_new_with_attrs( status->primitive, status->id, _( status->name ), TRUE, TRUE, FALSE,
					"message", _( "Message" ), purple_value_new( PURPLE_TYPE_STRING ),
					NULL );

		statuslist = g_list_append( statuslist, type );
	}

		/*
		 * XXX: libPurple does not currently provide an API to change or rename the group name
		 * for a specific buddy. One option is to remove the buddy from the list and re-adding
		 * him in the new group, but by doing that makes the buddy go offline and then online
		 * again. This is really not ideal and very irritating, but how else then?
		 */

		/* create new buddy */
		newbuddy = purple_buddy_new( session->acc, buddy->name, buddy->alias );
		newbuddy->proto_data = buddy->proto_data;