From: Pradyumna S. <pr...@pr...> - 2003-09-10 08:58:07
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Hi, Ive written a LJ plugin for gaim.It has tons of issues.Initially I hesistated to make this post since the code is not refined enough and has bugs(lot of them).Since I dont have the time as of now and havent been able to contribute to it for sometime, I thought that I as well put the code up. The tarball is available here.http://prady.net/gaimljplugin.tar Please make sure you read the "README" first. Some features : 1) Deps : xmlrpc-c (http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net) and libwww also available at the same URL. 2) Lets you post saved chat conversations onto your BLOG(Currently supports only LJ but very easy to port it to anything else). Bugs/Irritations : 1) Horrible error handling. 2) Written for 0.59.8 3) No packaging... 4) Updates not possible without file inputs. If people are willing to contribute then you are most welcome. regards prady --=20 Mail : prady (at) prady dot net BMS College Of Engeneering http://prady.net |
From: Jesse F. <far...@uc...> - 2003-09-10 15:33:45
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Oops, the first time I wrote this I didn't reply to the list. > 2) Written for 0.59.8 A LJ plugin is interesting, if not unorthodox. However, 0.59.8 is over a year old and is no longer supported, so this severely limits the use of your plugin. Moreover, I don't know many people who would want to submit patches against a plugin written for such an old codebase -- it was even before the core/UI split! -- Jesse Farmer <far...@uc...> |
From: Pradyumna S. <pr...@pr...> - 2003-09-10 17:58:49
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On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 21:01, Jesse Farmer wrote: > Oops, the first time I wrote this I didn't reply to the list. Cant believe I did the same thing :-D. > > 2) Written for 0.59.8 >=20 > A LJ plugin is interesting, if not unorthodox. However, 0.59.8 is over > a year old and is no longer supported, so this severely limits the use > of your plugin. Moreover, I don't know many people who would want to > submit patches against a plugin written for such an old codebase -- it > was even before the core/UI split! Agree with you.Will start working on the latest 0.67 soon(I dont know how soon , coz Ive got course work to do as well :-) ).I know the plugin wont be of much use unless it is written for the current version.Ill get that out soon. thanks regards prady --=20 Mail : prady (at) prady dot net BMS College Of Engeneering http://prady.net |
From: Nathan P. <po...@co...> - 2003-09-10 18:48:44
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Thus spake Pradyumna Sampath: > Agree with you.Will start working on the latest 0.67 soon(I dont know (0.68 is the current release) --=20 Nathan Poznick <po...@co...> Young men think old men are fools, but old men know young men are fools. - George Chapman |
From: Evan M. <ma...@da...> - 2003-09-14 23:40:56
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On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 01:40:55AM +0530, Pradyumna Sampath wrote: > Ive written a LJ plugin for gaim. (For the list: LJ = LiveJournal, see www.livejournal.org.) > 1) Deps : xmlrpc-c (http://xmlrpc-c.sourceforge.net) and libwww also > available at the same URL. I am (/was) a primary developer of LiveJournal. For my own LJ client, I've been working on a simple and tiny library for the LiveJournal protocol. It uses the flat protocol interface to LJ, so there's no XMLRPC dependency, and the API it provides is very straightforward and clean. I designed it to be a libtool helper library so it isn't another separate dependency. (It doesn't provide its own HTTP library, but that is an inevitable dependency.) You can read more about it at http://cvs.livejournal.org/browse.cgi/logjam/liblivejournal/ and particularly see example code such as test/login.c. -- Evan Martin ma...@da... http://neugierig.org |