sure, they are used to describe an action, rather than a statement within
a conversation. They serve the exact same purpose as emoticons; to try to
increase the number of mechanisms for expression within a medium without
voice or body language / visual cues.
-David Waite
Michael Brown
Ok, but I still don't understand how typing:
/me does something
has any advantages over typing
bob does something
given that I know my name is bob. Is the whole point to change the colour
of bob?
sure, they are used to describe an action, rather than a statement within a
conversation.
Hello,
I have been working on a proof-of-concept module that would run
alongside the standard jabber modules c2s, s2s, xdb, dnserv,etc.
As the time to toy with it is approaching completion, I am wondering how
to integrate it within the standard jabber architecture. I have my ideas on
the
Yes it does mean that the client has to support this x element, it means
that it works fine with clients that dont support it, this method also
allows the message sender complete control of where and when the emoticons
are displayed, so the message will be displayed as the sender intended, and
Some clients (Gabber, JabberIM and plugMarvin/plug) support IRC
style /me emotes as in:
/me does some emoting
which would be shown in a different color as:
* tom does some emoting
I've never really used IRC...can someone tell me what the point of these
are? I've always wondered. For
Ok, but I still don't understand how typing:
/me does something
has any advantages over typing
bob does something
given that I know my name is bob. Is the whole point to change the colour
of bob?
It also removes the Bob: that would precede all other messages and
sets it apart,
Richard Dobson wrote:
Yes it does mean that the client has to support this x element, it means
that it works fine with clients that dont support it, this method also
allows the message sender complete control of where and when the emoticons
are displayed, so the message will be displayed as the
- Original Message - From: Mattias Campe
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Richard Dobson wrote:
Well what about creating a new x element for message which
allows people
to
At least in a one-on-one chat, the other difference is that most
clients will use the nick that the receiver has for that contact, not
the name that the sender uses for himself.
So, if I know myself as hildjj, and you have set a nickname for me
that is JoeH, when I type:
/me waves
You see:
On Fri, Apr 19, 2002 at 03:45:52PM +1000, Michael Brown wrote:
| | Otherwise we are stuck with using whatever Microsoft comes up with. You
| | see?
|
| No, I don't see (continue below)
|
| | and if you are the type of person that prefers to use a
| | text only client, the chances are you
Hmm, yeah. Perhaps I changed the wrong line because I know I talked about
that very issue with a few people. Oh well, I guess I'll need to look at
that horrid document again. :(
Peter
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On Thu, 18
The JabberD server and Jabber clients check only that XML is well-formed,
not valid according to a DTD or schema.
Peter
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On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Ritu Khetan wrote:
Although I have not got it working,i
To my mind, what you call the resource system is an addressing scheme.
Are you proposing that we throw out the resource part of a Jabber ID?
Just curious. :)
Peter
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On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Dave wrote:
The libjabber code is deprecated. What are you trying to do? That may help
us point you to code that will meet your needs.
Peter
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On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Rohit Nadhani wrote:
Hello,
Where can I
We want to integrate jabber messaging into our
business application. Our development environment is
VC++. We are looking for some code samples in C/C++.
We intend to build the client from scratch, using
WinSock and self-developed XML parser.
Rohit
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