gaim/www

Initial import into CVS
chipx86
2002-09-26, Christian Hammond
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Parents 7dfd0c0992a6
Children 7a826e0f02a8
Initial import into CVS
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    • --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
    +++ b/htdocs/eric/roadmap.txt Thu Sep 26 06:23:06 2002 -0400
    @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
    +0.11
    + - Make it so you can select which protocols you link statically and
    + which are built dynamically at configure-time.
    + - Modify protocols to use GaimInput functions as opposed to GdkInput.
    + This should be done regardless of whether the core-ui stuff is done
    + because GDK_INPUT_WRITE doesn't listen for G_IO_HUP, which can cause
    + problems.
    + - Separate GTK into files separate from main file for each protocol.
    + - No file transfer. It's too much work right now and there are other
    + things I'd rather work on.
    +
    +0.12
    + - The most important thing right now is the core-ui protocol. The IM
    + protocols are ported enough to be usable, and there can't be a real
    + UI without first getting the core to process events received from a
    + UI via the protocol.
    + - Need to add lots of functions to the core so that the protocols can
    + work between 0.11 and 0.12 with little to no modification.
    + - Once the core-ui protocol is done, write a UI. The easiest one to
    + write should in theory be the GTK UI since there's already all the
    + necessary code from 0.11. However, it may be just as easy to write
    + a console UI. Maybe I'll get mid to write the console one while I
    + do the GTK one. Hopefully he'll borrow heavily from BitchX or some
    + other console IRC client.
    --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
    +++ b/htdocs/eric/tricks.shtml Thu Sep 26 06:23:06 2002 -0400
    @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@
    +<!--#include virtual="/header.shtml"-->
    +
    +<h1>Cool Gaim Tricks</h1>
    +<blockquote>
    +
    +There's a couple neat things you can do with Gaim if you're not afraid to modify
    +the source. Most of these tricks are for oscar since that's the protocol that I
    +know the best. Don't ask me about any of this stuff, you won't get help from me.
    +
    +<h3>Sending buddy icons</h3>
    +<p>OK, so you used to be able to set user->iconfile in multi.c, but you can't do
    +that anymore. Now just set it in your .gaimrc. For each user, you should see:
    +
    +<P><pre> user {
    + ident { EWarmenhoven } { mynameisfred }
    + user_info {
    + C:)
    + }
    + user_opts { 6 } { 1 }
    + proto_opts { login.oscar.aol.com } { 5190 } { } { } { } { } { }
    + }
    +</pre>
    +
    +<P>If you're using a newer cvs you should also see:
    +
    +<P><pre> iconfile { }
    +</pre>
    +
    +<P>Just put in there the file you want, e.g. { /home/eric/peng.gif }.
    +
    +<h3>Reversing the conversation colors</h3>
    +<P>If you're used to WinAIM and want the color of the name on incoming messages
    +to be blue instead of red, here's how you change them. In conversation.c, in the
    +function write_to_conv around line 1400, is a set of statements:
    +
    +<P><pre>if (flags & WFLAG_RECV)
    + strcpy(colour, "#ff0000");
    +else if (flags & WFLAG_SEND)
    + strcpy(colour, "#0000ff");
    +</pre>
    +
    +<P>Just switch the two strcpy lines.
    +
    +<h3>Hiding MemberSince</h3>
    +<P>In Oscar, you can hide how long you've been a member since by removing one
    +flag. In src/protocols/oscar/oscar.c, in gaim_rateresp, is a call to
    +aim_bos_setprivacyflags. Just remove the AIM_PRIVFLAGS_ALLOWMEMBERSINCE from
    +there. You can also hide idle time at a protocol level that way (there's an
    +AIM_PRIVFLAGS_ALLOWIDLE flag).
    +
    +<h3>Blocking AOL Users</h3>
    +<P>If you want to make it so only people using AOL can't see you (again, only if
    +you're using Oscar), in gaim_rateresp, there's a call to aim_bos_setgroupperm.
    +Change it from AIM_FLAG_ALLUSERS to AIM_FLAG_ALLUSERS ^ AIM_FLAG_AOL. Similarly,
    +to block everyone who isn't an AOL user, change it to just AIM_FLAG_AOL.
    +
    +<h3>Control your limits</h3>
    +<P>You can specify the largest message you can receive, and how often you can
    +receive them. In src/protocols/oscar/oscar.c, in gaim_icbm_param_info, change
    +params->maxmsglen to the largest message you want to be able to receive.
    +params->minmsginterval is the minimum number of milliseconds between messages.
    +That is, if you don't want large messages and you don't want to get flooded,
    +change these to 2000 and 2000. You'll only be able to receive messages 2000
    +characters long, once every two seconds. (Incidentally, this is most likely
    +what the TOC server does to limit messages to TOC users to 4k chars.)
    +
    +</blockquote>
    +
    +<!--#include virtual="/footer.shtml"-->
    --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
    +++ b/htdocs/eric/whatfont.diff Thu Sep 26 06:23:06 2002 -0400
    @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
    +Index: src/gtkimhtml.c
    +===================================================================
    +RCS file: /cvsroot/gaim/gaim/src/gtkimhtml.c,v
    +retrieving revision 1.88
    +diff -u -r1.88 gtkimhtml.c
    +--- src/gtkimhtml.c 2001/12/08 10:15:09 1.88
    ++++ src/gtkimhtml.c 2001/12/09 00:04:27
    +@@ -1815,6 +1815,7 @@
    + ret_font = gdk_font_load (tmp); \
    + else \
    + ret_font = gdk_fontset_load (tmp); \
    ++ g_print ("%s: %s\n", ret_font ? "Using" : "Tried", tmp); \
    + g_free (tmp); \
    + if (ret_font) { \
    + g_free (newvals); \
    +@@ -1841,6 +1842,7 @@
    + return gdk_font_ref (default_font);
    +
    + default_name = gtk_imhtml_get_font_name (default_font);
    ++ g_print ("GTK font: %s\n", default_name);
    + xnames = g_strsplit (default_name, ",", -1);
    +
    + for (pos = xnames; pos && *pos; pos++) {
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