comparison src/protocols/novell/novell.c @ 13119:fcde3faa1f57

[gaim-migrate @ 15481] This adds support for displaying log timestamps in their original timezone. If your OS's definition of struct tm sucks, then the log timestamps will show up in your local timezone, but converted, so the time is accurate. Yay! Anyway, this all works, as I've renamed lots of my log files locally, but currently, there's no code to save new logs in this name format. That's held up on a portability issue and backwards compatibility issue. committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Richard Laager <rlaager@wiktel.com>
date Sat, 04 Feb 2006 20:55:52 +0000
parents e1e5462b7d81
children 263c2db78f77
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1901 name = nm_event_get_source(event); 1901 name = nm_event_get_source(event);
1902 1902
1903 gmt = nm_event_get_gmt(event); 1903 gmt = nm_event_get_gmt(event);
1904 title = _("Invitation to Conversation"); 1904 title = _("Invitation to Conversation");
1905 primary = g_strdup_printf(_("Invitation from: %s\n\nSent: %s"), 1905 primary = g_strdup_printf(_("Invitation from: %s\n\nSent: %s"),
1906 name, gaim_date_format_full(gmt)); 1906 name, gaim_date_format_full(localtime(&gmt)));
1907 secondary = _("Would you like to join the conversation?"); 1907 secondary = _("Would you like to join the conversation?");
1908 1908
1909 /* Set up parms list for the callbacks 1909 /* Set up parms list for the callbacks
1910 * We need to send the NMUser object and 1910 * We need to send the NMUser object and
1911 * the NMConference object to the callbacks 1911 * the NMConference object to the callbacks