Lastwebpage wrote: > "Idle has nothing to do with XEP-0085 " > yes , I found it in XEP-12 (Last Activity) in the meantime. > > "it should just change its status then, it can leave <active> as your > tab might still be open and the active tab." > I am a little bit more confused now... > > For me it should works like: > > User type something in the chat window > =>active and composing > User wait for an answer or look in a dictionary > =>active and paused > If the user not write something within the next 30 seconds, > it make no difference if the chat window is active or not. > =>inactive > When nothing happens within the next 2 minutes OR the user close the > chat window > =>Gone > > AND the client CAN support: > -a)If someone ask for it the user can send back the info about time > difference between now and the last action in the client (type > something, click around somewhere, whatever), it's also possible that > the user send back the time difference between now and any action on the > PC. (XEP-12) > > -b)If the user do nothing (System or client) for a user defined time > period, the client can change the status to something. E.G. Away or "Not > Available" (NA). > And a) and b) works completely different from XEP-85? Is this correct?
Yes, I think that these idle-time notifications (essentially XEP-0012 data in presence notifications if you want to be fancy) would be separate from XEP-0085. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
