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On 1/21/02 6:36 am, "Eric Peyton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>> 2. Most of the time when I first start Fire, not all of my Yahoo buddies
>> will be discovered to be online, even though they are. This seems to
>> be a
>> problem I have with Proteus as well. On Fire at least, each buddy will
>> eventually show up (perhaps if they log off and then back in), or they
>> will
>> all show up if I add a new buddy (or two).
>
> Weird - I have never seen this.
OK, I will try to get some more information on this. Maybe I can try to fix
this myself if I get a chance and get more familiar with the code, or it
might just be a Yahoo problem.
> ...
>
>> Suggestions:
>> 1. One nice thing about Yahoo Messenger is that you have the option of
>> turning off notification sounds for the active chat window. It'd be
>> great if
>> this were put in as well. I put it in myself as a hack (I don't
>> understand
>> objective-C very well, so I just made the most minimal changes I could
>> possibly make to get that functionality), but it'd be great if it were a
>> preference that I could set. Here's the diff for my hack:
>>
>> diff -r1.103 ChatWindow.m
>> 1338a1339,1341
>>> if ([window isKeyWindow] && [soundName isEqual:MSG_RECV]) {
>>> return;
>>> }
>>
>
> Um - just add the mute button to the window, and turn it on when you
> want the window muted?
I would rather the functionality be such that if the chat window is
inactive, a notification sound is played. Just hitting the mute button would
not notify me of new messages from an already opened chat window, and it
would be something that I would find myself doing every time.
--
Jeff
// Diplomacy is the art of saying 'nice doggy'
// until you can find a rock.
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