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[gaim-migrate @ 16442] It is currently possible for yourself to not show up in your own buddy list at signon with Jabber. To reproduce: 1. Sign on and add yourself to your buddy list 2. Sign off and exit Gaim 3. Delete your blist.xml 4. Sign on The same bug would also appear when signing into your Jabber account using Gaim for the first time. Normally this works because the Jabber PRPL fakes showing your status whenever jabber_presence_send() is called. However, the call to jabber_presence_send() can happen BEFORE we receive the roster from the server (it usually does, I think) so the PRPL tries to set the status for yourself, but your GaimBuddy node doesn't exist yet. committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net>
date Thu, 06 Jul 2006 08:24:26 +0000
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gaim::signal connect [gaim::account handle] account-away { account state message } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "account-away [gaim::account username $account] \"$state\" \"$message\""
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::account handle] account-connecting { account } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "account-connecting [gaim::account username $account]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::account handle] account-set-info { account info } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "account-set-info [gaim::account username $account] $info"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::account handle] account-setting-info { account info } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "account-set-info [gaim::account username $account] $info"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-away { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-away [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-back { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-back [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-idle { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-idle [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-unidle { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-unidle [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-signed-on { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-signed-on [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::buddy handle] buddy-signed-off { buddy } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "buddy-signed-off [gaim::account username [lindex $buddy 2]] [lindex $buddy 1]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::core handle] quitting {} {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "quitting"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] receiving-chat-msg { account who what id flags } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "receiving-chat-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id $flags $who \"$what\""
	return 0
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] receiving-im-msg { account who what id flags } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "receiving-im-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id $flags $who \"$what\""
	return 0
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] received-chat-msg { account who what id flags } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "received-chat-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id $flags $who \"$what\""
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] received-im-msg { account who what id flags } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "received-im-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id $flags $who \"$what\""
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] sending-chat-msg { account what id } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "sending-chat-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id \"$what\""
	return 0
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] sending-im-msg { account who what } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "sending-im-msg [gaim::account username $account] $who \"$what\""
	return 0
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] sent-chat-msg { account id what } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "sent-chat-msg [gaim::account username $account] $id \"$what\""
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::conversation handle] sent-im-msg { account who what } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "sent-im-msg [gaim::account username $account] $who \"$what\""
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::connection handle] signed-on { gc } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "signed-on [gaim::account username [gaim::connection account $gc]]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::connection handle] signed-off { gc } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "signed-off [gaim::account username [gaim::connection account $gc]]"
}

gaim::signal connect [gaim::connection handle] signing-on { gc } {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "signing-on [gaim::account username [gaim::connection account $gc]]"
}

if { 0 } {
gaim::signal connect signing-off {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "signing-off [gaim::account username [gaim::connection account $event::gc]]"
}

gaim::signal connect update-idle {
	gaim::debug -info "tcl signal" "update-idle"
}
}

proc plugin_init { } {
	list "Tcl Signal Test" \
             "$gaim::version" \
	     "Tests Tcl signal handlers" \
             "Debugs a ridiculous amount of signal information." \
             "Ethan Blanton <eblanton@cs.purdue.edu>" \
             "http://gaim.sourceforge.net/"
}