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If chat logs are stored in an endless plain-text file, they're going to be a pain to parse. If they're stored in a binary file, they're a pain for the user to `grep` or go through manually, but they're easier to parse. Why not both? Logs are now stored with a BMessage (with BStringLists) in the 'logs' attribute, and the plain-text logs in the file itself. The attribute will only store 20 messages, but the file itself will be appended to forever. The logs directory also changed, from ~/config/settings/Caya/Cache/Logs to ~/config/settings/Caya/Logs. Useful functions for reading/writing messages to and from an attribute were borrowed from BePodder's libfunky. :-) |
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| FacebookProtocol.cpp | ||
| FacebookProtocol.h | ||
| GoogleTalkProtocol.cpp | ||
| GoogleTalkProtocol.h | ||
| JabberHandler.cpp | ||
| JabberHandler.h | ||
| JabberMain.cpp | ||
| JabberProtocol.cpp | ||
| JabberProtocol.h | ||
| Makefile | ||
| jabber.rdef | ||