comparison plugins/gaiminc.c @ 3551:cd938f18f3f8

[gaim-migrate @ 3626] In the interest of continued progress, I pulled what's usable out of my development tree and am committing it. Here, we have gotten rid of the plugins dialog and perl menu under Tools and put them both in preferences. Perl scripts now work like plugins--you have to load them explicitly (it will probe $prefix/lib/gaim and $HOME/.gaim for them) and you can unload them (although right now, this is entirely unreliable) Oh, and I broke all your perl scripts. Sorry about that. Don't try fixing them yet, though--I'm gonna make unloading single scripts more reliable tommorow. I should also finish Phase Two tommorow as well. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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	gaim_signal_connect(handle, event_buddy_signon, bud, NULL);

	return NULL;
}

char *name() {
	return "Gaim Demonstration Plugin";
}

char *description() {

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	gaim_signal_connect(handle, event_buddy_signon, bud, NULL);

	return NULL;
}

struct gaim_plugin_description desc; 
struct gaim_plugin_description *gaim_plugin_desc() {
	desc.api_version = PLUGIN_API_VERSION;
	desc.name = g_strdup("Demonstration");
	desc.version = g_strdup(VERSION);
	desc.description = g_strdup(
                "This is a really cool plugin that does a lot of stuff:\n"
		"- It tells you who wrote the program when you log in\n"
		"- It reverses all incoming text\n"
		"- It sends a message to people on your list immediately"
		" when they sign on";);
	desc.authors = g_strdup("Eric Warmehoven <[e-mail]>");
	desc.url = g_strdup(WEBSITE);
	return &desc;
}


char *name() {
	return "Gaim Demonstration Plugin";
}

char *description() {