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On Saturday 15 February 2003 12:44, Jon Keating wrote:
>
> Smilies though... perhaps someday as an option.. and also if someone
> submits some smilies.
the other day, while i was having dinner, i ported sim-icq's code that handle
rtf messages to licq (well, i managed it to compile, receive and convert some
messages). Now i'm thinking: why we would want to handle rtf messages? they
are larger (like html emails) and they don't add too much value (or maybe i'm
too lazy for moving the mouse to change the font style?). The capability of
receiving rich text messages is set at logon time, and is not seteable for
individual users (eg. only send the information that we can handle rtf
messages to your girlfriend). If the feature is implemented we can leave the
option, and we would need to create two translators: rtf2html (for qt) and
rtf2ascii (for console. many plugins can be active in a session).
Anyway, i don't like much sim source code because the rtf syntax is handled
with code written in C++ (and a lex parser). It would be nice to use yacc
generated code.
any thought?
juan.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
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