comparison: libpurple/conversation.h
libpurple/conversation.h
- branch
- release-2.2.3
- changeset 20288
- 5ca925a094e2
- parent 20147
- 66f05a854eee
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| 20287:4a25d4144f16 | 20288:5ca925a094e2 |
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| 170 * @see purple_conv_im_write() | 170 * @see purple_conv_im_write() |
| 171 */ | 171 */ |
| 172 void (*write_im)(PurpleConversation *conv, const char *who, | 172 void (*write_im)(PurpleConversation *conv, const char *who, |
| 173 const char *message, PurpleMessageFlags flags, | 173 const char *message, PurpleMessageFlags flags, |
| 174 time_t mtime); | 174 time_t mtime); |
| 175 /** Write a message to a conversation. This is used rather than | 175 /** Write a message to a conversation. This is used rather than the |
| 176 * the chat- or im-specific ops for generic messages, such as system | 176 * chat- or im-specific ops for errors, system messages (such as "x is |
| 177 * messages like "x is now know as y". | 177 * now know as y"), and as the fallback if #write_im and #write_chat |
| 178 * are not implemented. It should be implemented, or the UI will miss | |
| 179 * conversation error messages and your users will hate you. | |
| 180 * | |
| 178 * @see purple_conversation_write() | 181 * @see purple_conversation_write() |
| 179 */ | 182 */ |
| 180 void (*write_conv)(PurpleConversation *conv, | 183 void (*write_conv)(PurpleConversation *conv, |
| 181 const char *name, | 184 const char *name, |
| 182 const char *alias, | 185 const char *alias, |
