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Seperate UserItems are now created for each list, too, rather than a single one being created per-user. This functionally works a lot nicer. But onto more important things… now setting the user's own nick should work quite well. Finally. =w= This has given me a good bit of trouble over the past couple of days― setting the user's nick *worked*, but it wouldn't propagate to its corresponding UserItem nor its UserInfoDialog. It would, however, work with the StatusView. These are all registered Observers of the User itself, so if one works, they *all* should, them all being registered to the same User. Now, if a given User isn't found in the ProtocolLooper's user-list, the Conversation class will take it upon itself to create a new one and add it to both of their respective lists. So the user's own contact would be set in the ProtocolLooper― but it *wouldn't* be added to the user-list. Hilarity ensues as two seperate objects for the user's own contact would be created. Since the StatusView is registered to the ProtocolLooper's "real" own contact slot, it would receive all updates… but since Conversations' user-lists and items would be registered to the Conversation-created "fake" user, they would be borked. Simple oversight, but wow it hecked with me. :P |
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Cardie
A multi-protocol chat program.
Building
You can make Cardie and its protocols with:
$ make
Or one-by-one:
$ make libs; make app; make protocols
Cardie itself requires the expat_devel package, the XMPP protocol requires
gloox_devel, and the libpurple add-on requires libpurple_devel and
glib2_devel.
The (provisional) IRC protocol requires libircclient_devel, openssl_devel,
and zlib_devel, though you have to build it specifically:
$ make -f protocols/irc/Makefile
License
Cardie itself is under the MIT license, but licenses vary for the included libraries and add-ons.
The xmpp and purple add-ons are under the GPLv2+, and irc the MIT license.
libsupport is under the MIT license, though containing some PD code.
librunview contains code from Vision, and is under the MPL.
libinterface is under the MIT license.