ok.. now, with my latest commits, you probably saw that the new CL is now the 
default one... but beware.. it is VERY not cool.. 
for now, it has been tested as astandalone window while the old CL was still 
there... but now that it's working 'alone', I see 
a lot of bugs, mainly the fact that the groups count is updated by the CL 
window.. read my amsn-commits logs to understand the 
problem..
this can be fixed quickly by updating BOTH the new and old CL, but it's not 
very efficient, performance wise, so we should 
register a proc from the groups namespace that would listen to the user's 
events and update the group count.. it's not the CL 
that should mess with this...
probably many other things need to be done, please review both cmsn_draw_online 
and ShowUser procs from gui.tcl to see what has 
stopped being used and make sure no important protocol-related stuff were in 
there (apart from the user count in groups thing).
Thanks.

KKRT

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Subject: [Amsn-commits] SF.net SVN: amsn: [7578]
        trunk/amsn/guicontactlist.tcl

Revision: 7578
          http://svn.sourceforge.net/amsn/?rev=7578&view=rev
Author:   kakaroto
Date:     2006-12-06 21:40:28 -0800 (Wed, 06 Dec 2006)

Log Message:
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oups, my bad, I made it always show 0 users in all groups.. but now, the 
usercount shows the count at connect... which is.. not better... the handling 
of how many users in each group (through ::groups::UpdateCount) should be 
implemented, for now, it was done by the old CL itself, which is BAD, we need 
to change that, by registering to events and have a ::groups:: proc handle the 
protocol events in order to update the number of users in each group...

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    trunk/amsn/guicontactlist.tcl


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