So.. what are the differences? What can it do now that it couldn't do
before?
On Mon, 2006-01-02 at 14:09 +, Karel Demeyer wrote:
Update of /cvsroot/amsn/amsn-extras/plugins/desktop_integration
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv5545
Modified Files:
It had code that wasn't used yet ... now on first load, well, now still
on every load of the plugin, it changes your settings (a lot more
settings are changed for gnome then 2 days ago ;))
Now I only need to add a dialog to ask the user if he wants the changes
to be done and if he wants to have
It had code that wasn't used yet ... now on first load, well, now still
on every load of the plugin, it changes your settings (a lot more
settings are changed for gnome then 2 days ago ;))
What settings? And how about KDE? :D
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hehe, well, if you use the $plugin_name variable, then you don't need the
{ } because if you use the { }, it will not expand your variable name, and
the var you'll be looking at will be ${${plugin_name}_cfg} (as it is.. the
variable name would itself contain the '$' sign...
so just do it
Op ma, 02-01-2006 te 10:03 -0500, schreef Youness Alaoui:
hehe, well, if you use the $plugin_name variable, then you don't need the
{ } because if you use the { }, it will not expand your variable name, and
the var you'll be looking at will be ${${plugin_name}_cfg} (as it is.. the
