I'm having a little trouble figuring out how to get the current conversation window. I've created a perl plugin that captures its own slash codes to accept new settings. I'd like to use Gaim::Conversation::write() to provide feedback to the user that his / her slash code has had an effect; however, I can't figure out how to get the current conversation. There's a gaim_find_conversation_with_account() method (however, I'm not sure how to reference it -- Gaim::find_conversation_with_account() I premuse -- I'm fairly new with the GAIM api and haven't figure out the notation just yet), but that method requires the name of the conversation and the account with which it is associated. I don't believe I know both of those from the "sending_im_message" signal handler.
Can anyone point me towards a solution that'll get the current conversation to which the message is being sent (by the way, I kill the message by setting it = '')? Can anyone explain how I know which _'s should be replaced by ::'s?
Thanks,
TNC
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Hello all,
I'm having a little trouble figuring out how to get the current conversation window. I've created a perl plugin that captures its own slash codes to accept new settings. I'd like to use Gaim::Conversation::write() to provide feedback to the user that his / her slash code has had an effect; however, I can't figure out how to get the current conversation. There's a gaim_find_conversation_with_account() method (however, I'm not sure how to reference it -- Gaim::find_conversation_with_account() I premuse -- I'm fairly new with the GAIM api and haven't figure out the notation just yet), but that method requires the name of the conversation and the account with which it is associated. I don't believe I know both of those from the "sending_im_message" signal handler.
Can anyone point me towards a solution that'll get the current conversation to which the message is being sent (by the way, I kill the message by setting it = '')? Can anyone explain how I know which _'s should be replaced by ::'s?
Thanks,
TNC