comparison libpurple/blist.c @ 20550:28493a27849b

Looking at purple_contact_set_alias and purple_blist_alias_contact functions in blist.c, the only difference I see is that the latter function notifies any existing conversation with the contact so that it can update its title, while the former doesn't. I can't think of a reason why they should behave differently, or why we should have both of them. I was going to deprecate purple_blist_alias_contact in favour of purple_contact_set_alias, but seeing we do purple_blist_alias_ for buddy and chats, I am deprecating purple_contact_set_alias instead. OK?

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	return contact;
}

void purple_contact_set_alias(PurpleContact *contact, const char *alias)
{
	PurpleBlistUiOps *ops = purple_blist_get_ui_ops();
	char *old_alias;

	g_return_if_fail(contact != NULL);

	if (!purple_strings_are_different(contact->alias, alias))
		return;

	old_alias = contact->alias;

	if ((alias != NULL) && (*alias != '\0'))
		contact->alias = g_strdup(alias);
	else
		contact->alias = NULL;

	purple_blist_schedule_save();

	if (ops && ops->update)
		ops->update(purplebuddylist, (PurpleBlistNode*)contact);

	purple_signal_emit(purple_blist_get_handle(), "blist-node-aliased",
					 contact, old_alias);
	g_free(old_alias);
}

const char *purple_contact_get_alias(PurpleContact* contact)
{
	g_return_val_if_fail(contact != NULL, NULL);

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	return contact;
}

void purple_contact_set_alias(PurpleContact *contact, const char *alias)
{
	purple_blist_alias_contact(contact,alias);
}

const char *purple_contact_get_alias(PurpleContact* contact)
{
	g_return_val_if_fail(contact != NULL, NULL);