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<0> hi there
<0> does anyone know where can i submit a patch against svn trunk?
<1> the patch tracker
<2> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=235&atid=300235
<1> what sort of patch do you wish to submit
<0> I made a patch so the icons in systray work with transparent background
<0> It was really ugly for me using pypanel with nifty transparent backgrounds and the gaim icon on tray always grey background
<0> after my patch, it's beautiful :D
<1> does it work with other panels?
<0> of course
<1> because we have been unable to make that work across the board, due to the way the systray icon spec works
<0> it's just a Gtk hack
<1> oh, do you snapshot the background?
<0> lol no
<1> that probably won't be accepted
<1> what do you do?
<0> I simply get the gtkcontainer of the icon
<0> and say it "you bitch, handle transparent sutff correctly!"
<0> that's all :)
<3> lol
<3> Beat it into submission
<1> you should talk to Robot101
<0> patch submited :D
<0> it's probably a feature resiak :P
<3> afaik havent' had too many crash issues with it on the other laptop here
<4> What does one normally do when g_list_sort manages to erase one's glist?
<5> eh?
<4> g_list_sort is destroying my glist
<5> you need to do 'list = g_list_sort'
<4> If that fixes it, I think I'm going to feel really stupid.
<4> Oh sonofa... Thanks, sadrul.
<2> sadrul: Good call
<5> ;)
<6> most of the glist finctions require you to ***ign their result to a pointer so you have a valid pointer to the head of the list
<4> Yeah, I thought (incorrectly) that it would take the pointer to the list and re***ign it to the new head on its own
<7> does gaim_account_get_username(GaimAccount*) return the formatted or normalized username of the account?
<2> roast: I don't think so, no. It probably returns the exact string that the user enters in the account editor
<7> KingAnt: k. I'm normalizing everything before comparing just in case.
<8> Hm, I am trying to send a file via GAIM on my AIM account and the Send File option under Conversation is greyed out.
<8> Why?
<2> foo: Are you trying to send it to yourself?
<2> foo: It's possible the program the other person is using doesn't support file transfer
<8> KingAnt: No,
<8> KingAnt: He just sent me a file via AIM.
<8> Is it possible he can send but not receive? I don't think so.. .hm.
<2> Maybe, but that wouldn't result in the Send File option being greyed out
<8> Any ideas on what I should do?
<2> foo: Is the person in your buddy list?
<8> ah, I think I had to add him to my buddy list.
<8> No, I can do it now
<2> Yeah, that's a bug. Should be easy to fix
<2> Cool, thanks
<8> Thank you
<2> (FYI you may have also been able to "Get Info" instead of adding him to your list)
<8> ah
<9> hello
<9> I feel like a dork asking this, but where do I get the Gaim perl module for developing a perl plugin?
<10> It comes with gaim.
<11> that was broken for a while
<11> is it working now?
<10> That was always and still is the only perl plugin loader gaim has. It was broken in 1.x.x, it has been largely fixed for 2.0.0. Though it is again broken in beta3 (but fixed in svn shortly afterwards, packaging bug).
<9> so don't write a plugin for 1.5 in perl?
<10> Correct.
<9> ok
<9> :)
<10> I mean you can try, but many things just won't work.
<9> i should be ok in C?
<10> Yes.
<9> thanks :)
<4> I just want to say that I hate current SVN and its stupid bugs.
<10> Hm?
<12> ForlornPenguin: then don't use SVN!
<12> :P
<4> Hard to do dev not from SVN
<12> develop off beta3 :P
<6> ForlornPenguin: you could always fix those bugs that annoy you?
<10> What bugs in svn?
<12> that's a bad idea, actually :)
<12> ForlornPenguin: anything in particular?
<4> Yeah
<12> I haven't run into anything major that's bugging me expect yahoo idle reporting
<4> There's a bug where Gaim segfaults on quit because of excess g_free calls
<4> I only care because profiling only ouputs on clean quits
<2> Do you have a backtrace?
<2> That sounds like it'd be pretty easy to fix
<4> Sure, it's easy to cause.
<4> One moment
<7> the code otherwise works _FINE_ on linux
<6> roast: windows ****s :-P
<7> rekkanoryo: well, technically it's glib :P
<6> my point is still valid :-P
<7> rekkanoryo: not /as/ valid :)
<12> I guess I would I guess I wouldn't have noticed that most of the time since I don't run from a console
<12> dammit
<7> rekkanoryo: as a cause for the problem, anyway
<12> that's from lag strange SSH lag, not my inability to type properly
<13> ForlornPenguin pasted "Steps: 1. Connect to an IRC channel. 2. Select quit. 3. Profit" (111 lines) at http://garimbo.org/nopaste/635
<4> Anyway, the backtrace pasted into the channel, I hope, and if not - http://garimbo.org/nopaste/635
<12> would imply something weird happening with IRC SSL code?
<5> is there a reason gaim has its own getopt.c, getopt1.c etc.?
<4> I can tell you it's a new bug, too. I have a SVN checkout from June 4th and it does not exhibit this behavior
<14> ForlornPenguin: I think that is the same bug as the bt that I posted to gaim-devel yesterday
<14> memory has been freed and it is mistakenly thinking that it is a ssl irc connection
<7> datallah: would you happen to know if there's a macro to increment fprintf counts by 1 to deal with \r ?
<14> roast: there isn't
<7> datallah: how do you deal with fprintf() return counts that are off by 1 for every \n in the string?
<14> but if you are reading and writing to the file in binary mode, you won't get \r
<2> It's possible I caused the IRC crashes with my wants_to_die change
<7> datallah: hm okay.
<2> ForlornPenguin: Are you getting any other crashes?
<2> ForlornPenguin: You DID say "stupid bugS"
<4> Huh, sorry
<4> I went to take a shower
<4> Nothing else causes a crash, they're just little things that I think we can safely blame on GTK
<2> Cool
<5> will it be alright if we #define _GNU_SOURCE and #include <getopt.h>?
<5> (for gntgaim)
<10> What's the _GNU_SOURCE for?
<7> deryni: there's some "features" in getopt that's GNU specific.
<10> I don't find _GNU_SOURCE anywhere in /usr/include/getopt.h on my machine.
<5> 'man getopt_long' shows to define _GNU_SOURCE, although the description doesn't tell anything
<5> yeah, neither did i
<10> Ah, right.
<5> hrm ... the example in the man-page doesn't define it
<5> and not defining seems to cause the same behaviour
<15> uhmmm... does anybody know what's wrong with the m$n service ?
<10> It's crappy?
<16> you are not cool because you cleverly replaced an s with a $ sign btw
<11> minus three points for deryni
<12> why does deryni get a penalty?
<12> he answered the question correctly :)
<11> oh, don't encourage him ;)
<17> jnc, he's right
<17> it is indeed crappy
<17> now go in the corner
<17> and by the way, read the FAQ and the topic
<17> ***ume it's a server issue
<17> MSN is at fault always!
<15> proton: it's a habit.
<15> proton: i'm not cool
<11> CSMan: opposite of k's choice lyrics "it's not a habit, i'm cool... (i feel alive)"
<1> jnc: deryni really did answer the question correctly
<1> MSN has a *lot* of stability problems
<1> stability problems which affect even the official client
<1> it's easily the crappiest IM service Gaim supports
<2> Should typing "/quit" in an IRC channel set the account to Offline, or should it disable the account?
<1> good question
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