Buddylistbuddies are still "containers" that contain buddy accounts. However, as you said, it's a container at the account/protocol layer, and not at the CIM layer, which is where buddy-with-multiple-account would have to live, since no protocol is implicitly aware of any other protocol...it would be up to the client to create those associations and manage the display of them.
I think you're safe to assume the protocol of the one buddylistbuddy you can see is the only protocol that contact will ever see. > * Mark Neill <m...@thisismyown.com> [111219 15:38]: > >> For example, if you're on GTalk (XMPP), you may show up as online from >> multiple places (i.e., an IM client, and your phone, and gmail, etc >> etc), >> but that's still one GTalk buddy. > > I wasn't thinking about the case you describe. For some reason I was > thinking about different contacts/accouns/buddies/whatever grouped into > one contact. Now I understand the idea behind contacts, it's more a > property that may be supported by the underlaying protocol (being > connected in many ways at the same time). Thanx! > > /PH > > -- > Per-Henrik Lundblom epost: p...@whatever.nu > telefon: 0733-20 71 26 hemsida: www.whatever.nu > > > -- > _______________________________________________ > Centerim-devel mailing list > Centerim-devel@centerim.org > http://centerim.org/mailman/listinfo/centerim-devel > http://www.centerim.org/ > -- _______________________________________________ Centerim-devel mailing list Centerim-devel@centerim.org http://centerim.org/mailman/listinfo/centerim-devel http://www.centerim.org/
