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Change "screen name" to "username" or "buddy name" in a whole bunch of places in the code. I've been using the definitions from the jabber specs, where "user" is me and "buddy" is someone on my buddy list.
author Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net>
date Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:12:04 +0000
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330 intended to be a list only of their arguments. Signal callbacks will 330 intended to be a list only of their arguments. Signal callbacks will
331 be made in their own namespace, and arguments to those signal 331 be made in their own namespace, and arguments to those signal
332 callbacks will live in the namespace @c event underneath that 332 callbacks will live in the namespace @c event underneath that
333 namespace. To briefly illustrate, the signal @c receiving-im-msg is 333 namespace. To briefly illustrate, the signal @c receiving-im-msg is
334 provided with three arguments; the account on which the IM was 334 provided with three arguments; the account on which the IM was
335 received, the screen name of the user sending the IM, and the text of 335 received, the name of the buddy sending the IM, and the text of
336 the IM. These arguments live in the variables @c event::account, 336 the IM. These arguments live in the variables @c event::account,
337 @c event::sender, and @c event::buffer, respectively. Therefore a callback 337 @c event::sender, and @c event::buffer, respectively. Therefore a callback
338 which notifies the user of an incoming IM containing the word 'shizzle' 338 which notifies the user of an incoming IM containing the word 'shizzle'
339 might look like this: 339 might look like this:
340 340