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<todo version="0.1.17">
    <title>
        Gaim TODO List
    </title>
    <note priority="high" time="1036029816">

            </note>
            <note priority="medium" time="1036027095">
                msn
            </note>
        </note>
        <note priority="high" time="1036038343">
            Non-blocking gethostbyname() (is this fixed?)
            <note priority="veryhigh" time="1036038581">
                netbsd gethostbyname() problem
            </note>
        </note>
        <note priority="medium" time="1036026995">
            documentation needed. (both online and not)
        </note>
        <note priority="medium" time="1036038372">
            remember previous state better. both away, and allow start to invisible.

    </note>
    <note priority="high" time="1036040208">
        away rethink
        <note priority="medium" time="1036040310">
            Away needs to be modified to include "show" and "status", i.e. you can have an away state, and an away message. This is exactly what ICQ does - you're "N/A" (show in Jabber) and your away message is "I'm gone." (status in Jabber). Since it only applies to ICQ and Jabber (and actually, currently only Jabber, since icqlib doesn't handle away messages yet), there should be some way of indicating that it can do both without breaking the others. My suggestion is to put "/" at the end of the "state", and when that's there, have it be a menu with all of the custom messages, e.g. in Jabber it'd return "Away/" as one of the states, and you'd see "Away" with a menu of all the away messages you have.
        </note>
    </note>
    <note priority="high" time="1036978099">
        gtk1-stable
        <note priority="medium" time="1036978230">
            with the option to not report idle times set, gaim does not come back from auto-away. this is most likely an issue for cvs also.
        </note>
    </note>
    <link filename="src/protocols/gg/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>
    <link filename="src/protocols/irc/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>
    <link filename="src/protocols/jabber/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>

5285:d921cd867bfa

<!-- Automagically generated by the ToDo program on Fri May  2 17:18:42 2003 -->
<todo version="0.1.17">
    <title>
        Gaim TODO List
    </title>
    <note priority="high" time="1036029816">

            </note>
            <note priority="medium" time="1036027095">
                msn
            </note>
        </note>
        <note priority="medium" time="1036026995">
            documentation needed. (both online and not)
        </note>
        <note priority="medium" time="1036038372">
            remember previous state better. both away, and allow start to invisible.

    </note>
    <note priority="high" time="1036040208">
        away rethink
        <note priority="medium" time="1036040310">
            Away needs to be modified to include "show" and "status", i.e. you can have an away state, and an away message. This is exactly what ICQ does - you're "N/A" (show in Jabber) and your away message is "I'm gone." (status in Jabber). Since it only applies to ICQ and Jabber (and actually, currently only Jabber, since icqlib doesn't handle away messages yet), there should be some way of indicating that it can do both without breaking the others. My suggestion is to put "/" at the end of the "state", and when that's there, have it be a menu with all of the custom messages, e.g. in Jabber it'd return "Away/" as one of the states, and you'd see "Away" with a menu of all the away messages you have.
        </note>
    </note>
    <link filename="src/protocols/gg/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>
    <link filename="src/protocols/irc/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>
    <link filename="src/protocols/jabber/.todo" priority="medium" time="0"/>