Re: libpurple, the nullclient and AIM

I've done a variety of things towards that end, but to keep things simple I am now focusing on simply using the example nullclient code, as provided, which does pass a set of glib io handlers in the PurpleEventLoopUiOps structure.

static PurpleEventLoopUiOps glib_eventloops =
{
    g_timeout_add,
    g_source_remove,
    glib_input_add,
    g_source_remove,
    NULL,
#if GLIB_CHECK_VERSION(2,14,0)
    g_timeout_add_seconds,
#else
    NULL,
#endif

    /* padding */
    NULL,
    NULL,
    NULL
};

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From: Daniel Atallah datallah@...

To: Jeremy Trammell - Setaris jeremy.trammell@...

CC: support@...

Sent: 07/06/2009 4:11:49 PM -0400

Subject: libpurple, the nullclient and AIM

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Jeremy Trammell -
Setarisjeremy.trammell@... wrote:
  

Hello...

I'm trying to build an MFC GUI for libpurple and after finally managing to
get it built (using the excellent winpidgin-build-fetcher.sh script) I build
the nullclient and ran it.  If I connect to Yahoo, all goes as expected and
I can receive messages from others on the network.  If I select AIM, it only
makes if through the first two steps of the connection process ("0 of 6
Connecting" and "1 of 6 Username sent").  The pidgin client has no such
issue.  I'm running with debug set to TRUE, and other then the file write
errors from the default '/dev/null' file path, no further messages are
produced.  Any thoughts?
    

Did you override the default glib io handlers (like is done in
pidgin/gtkeventloop.c)?

-D
  

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