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From: | Erwan Loisant |
Subject: | Re: [Iruka-devel] current state of project. |
Date: | Mon, 02 Sep 2002 15:25:00 +0900 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; WinNT; en; Preview) Gecko/20020603 Beonex/0.8-stable |
Hello Petr. Petr Klyushkin wrote:
No icon means "offline" state. I think offline contacts should draw as little attention to them as possible.
Well... In fact in near future we should integrate a "hide offline" button or use an "offline" category. For now I would personally prefer that all contact have an icon.
Anyway, when basic fonctions will be stable I will make code on icons more independant, and themes should not be hard to add. That will allow us to have, say a theme with a full transparent offline icon !
Erwan> - Some online contacts appears with no icons.Never noticed :( Only "offline" contacts and those whose subscription state doesn't allow us to see their presence ("from" or "none") should be shown without icons.
I'll try to get more informations about that.
Erwan> - There is no update of contact list after deconnection.Roster registers a 'Disconnected' event handler which clears contact list (it is called "on_disconnected"). So, this is probably a bug in IMCom, not in roster.
I'll have a look.
Erwan> - I corrected a bug, when opening chat window he is unhappy Erwan> you precised wxTE_PROCESS_ENTER since it is implicit forErwan> multiline control.Erwan> - How to send messages in chat mode ? There are neither Erwan> buttons nor keyboard shortcut. Ctrl+enter should be good, butErwan> a button is needed (I prepared a dialog).Enter message in a retort entry and press Enter. This is why I set wxTE_PROCESS_ENTER flag for this control. Without it control will handle Enter keypress internally. If you want to send a message with explicit line-breaks in it, you should use "normal" messages. This resembles an IRC client. Maybe, we should handle C-Enter keypress to insert a line-break into chat message.
Yes, C-Enter to send messages is better. Anyway, if you want a IRC style then simple line control is better. This is what we will do with group chat.
Best regards, Erwan.
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