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Stop attempting to fetch oscar buddy info automatically for people on our buddy list. tmm1 (Aman Gupta) correct pointed out that the only thing we need this for is to show users' status messages in the buddy list, and new AIM clients have been putting the status message in the userinfo block which is sent as part of the presence. So we can eliminate a lot of code. We now grab screen name formatting when we get the initial presence for buddies rather than when we get the auto-fetched info And the "message" stored in the buddy's PurpleStatus will now be plaintext even when the away message contains HTML. This is because the status message from the userinfo block is always plaintext. This doesn't cause problems for any UIs that I'm aware of, but let me know if it undesirable for you. Fixes #9843

#! /bin/sh
# Pidgin and Finch: The Pimpin' Penguin IM Clients That're Good for the Soul
# Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Gary Kramlich <[e-mail]>
#
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###############################################################################
# Usage
###############################################################################
# This script uses a config file that can be used to stash common arguments
# passed to configure or environment variables that need to be set before
# configure is called.  The configuration file is a simple shell script that
# gets sourced.
#
# By default, the config file that is used is named 'autogen.args'.  This can
# be configured below.
#
# Available options that are handled are as follow:
#   ACLOCAL_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to aclocal
#   AUTOCONF_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to autoconf
#   AUTOHEADER_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to autoheader
#   AUTOMAKE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to automake flags
#   CONFIGURE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to configure
#   GLIB_GETTEXTIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to glib-gettextize
#   INTLTOOLIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to intltoolize
#   LIBTOOLIZE_FLAGS - command line arguments to pass to libtoolize
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#   This will work for any influential environment variable to configure.
###############################################################################
PACKAGE="Pidgin"
ARGS_FILE="autogen.args"
export CFLAGS
export LDFLAGS

libtoolize="libtoolize"
case $(uname -s) in
	Darwin*)
		libtoolize="glibtoolize"
		;;
	*)
esac

###############################################################################
# Some helper functions
###############################################################################
check () {
	CMD=$1

	printf "%s" "checking for ${CMD}... "
	BIN=`which ${CMD} 2>/dev/null`

	if [ x"${BIN}" = x"" ] ; then
		echo "not found."
		echo "${CMD} is required to build ${PACKAGE}!"
		exit 1;
	fi

	echo "${BIN}"
}

run_or_die () { # beotch
	CMD=$1
	shift

	OUTPUT=`mktemp autogen-XXXXXX`

	printf "%s" "running ${CMD} ${@}... "
	${CMD} ${@} >${OUTPUT} 2>&1

	if [ $? != 0 ] ; then
		echo "failed."
		cat ${OUTPUT}
		rm -f ${OUTPUT}
		exit 1
	else
		echo "done."
		cat ${OUTPUT}

		rm -f ${OUTPUT}
	fi
}

###############################################################################
# We really start here, yes, very sneaky!
###############################################################################
FIGLET=`which figlet 2> /dev/null`
if [ x"${FIGLET}" != x"" ] ; then
	${FIGLET} -f small ${PACKAGE}
	echo "build system is being generated"
else
	echo "autogenerating build system for '${PACKAGE}'"
fi

###############################################################################
# Look for our args file
###############################################################################
printf "%s" "checking for ${ARGS_FILE}: "
if [ -f ${ARGS_FILE} ] ; then
	echo "found."
	printf "%s" "sourcing ${ARGS_FILE}: "
	. "`dirname "$0"`"/${ARGS_FILE}
	echo "done."
else
	echo "not found."
fi

###############################################################################
# Check for our required helpers
###############################################################################
check "$libtoolize";		LIBTOOLIZE=${BIN};
check "glib-gettextize";	GLIB_GETTEXTIZE=${BIN};
check "intltoolize";		INTLTOOLIZE=${BIN};
check "aclocal";		ACLOCAL=${BIN};
check "autoheader";		AUTOHEADER=${BIN};
check "automake";		AUTOMAKE=${BIN};
check "autoconf";		AUTOCONF=${BIN};

###############################################################################
# Run all of our helpers
###############################################################################
run_or_die ${LIBTOOLIZE} ${LIBTOOLIZE_FLAGS:-"-c -f --automake"}
run_or_die ${GLIB_GETTEXTIZE} ${GLIB_GETTEXTIZE_FLAGS:-"--force --copy"}
run_or_die ${INTLTOOLIZE} ${INTLTOOLIZE_FLAGS:-"-c -f --automake"}
run_or_die ${ACLOCAL} ${ACLOCAL_FLAGS:-"-I m4macros"}
run_or_die ${AUTOHEADER} ${AUTOHEADER_FLAGS}
run_or_die ${AUTOMAKE} ${AUTOMAKE_FLAGS:-"-a -c --gnu"}
run_or_die ${AUTOCONF} ${AUTOCONF_FLAGS}

###############################################################################
# Run configure
###############################################################################
echo "running ./configure ${CONFIGURE_FLAGS} $@"
./configure ${CONFIGURE_FLAGS} $@