On 31/05/13 12:13, Matthew Wild wrote:
> On 31 May 2013 12:04, Simon McVittie <[email protected]> wrote:
>> telepathy-gabble sets AMP attributes [...]
>> in the hope that servers will not consider them to be
>> eligible for offline storage. I don't know whether any servers actually
>> implement that, though...
>
> Is that the only part of AMP that gabble uses?
Looks like it. Here is the extent of our AMP usage (in Wocky's
domain-specific-language for writing less painful XML literals as C
varargs):
#define GABBLE_AMP_DO_NOT_STORE_SPEC \
'(', "amp", \
':', NS_AMP, \
'(', "rule", \
'@', "condition", "deliver-at", \
'@', "value", "stored", \
'@', "action", "error", \
')', \
'(', "rule", \
'@', "condition", "match-resource", \
'@', "value", "exact", \
'@', "action", "error", \
')', \
')'
Using AMP for this does seem like using a sledgehammer (or a bomb?) to
crack a nut. If I had some time to redesign Tubes, I'd make them a
Jingle application (and hence use IQs, which would avoid needing this).
S
