Class
PurpleContact
Description [src]
final class Purple.Contact : Purple.ContactInfo
{
/* No available fields */
}A contact is a concrete representation of a user in that it contains all of
the contact information as well as a PurpleAccount to use that
contact information with.
Instance methods
purple_contact_create_dm_async
Asks the protocol to create a direct message with contact.
unstable since: 3.0
purple_contact_create_dm_finish
Finishes a previous call to purple_contact_create_dm_async().
unstable since: 3.0
purple_contact_find_dm
This is a wrapper around purple_conversation_manager_find_dm() to make it
easier to see if a direct message exists with contact.
unstable since: 3.0
purple_contact_is_own_account
Checks if contact is for the contact info of the account that it is tied to.
unstable since: 3.0
Methods inherited from PurpleContactInfo (37)
Please see PurpleContactInfo for a full list of methods.
Properties
Properties inherited from PurpleContactInfo (18)
Purple.ContactInfo:alias
The alias for this contact. This is controlled by the libpurple user and may be used by the protocol if it allows for aliasing.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:avatar
The avatar for this contact. This is typically controlled by the protocol and should only be read by others.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:color
The color for this contact. This is an RGB hex code that user interfaces can use when rendering the contact. This may also be controlled via a protocol plugin in the event that the protocol allows people to set a highlight/branding color.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:display-name
The display name for this contact. This is generally set by the person the contact is representing and controlled via the protocol plugin.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:email
The primary email address for the contact. This may also be controlled via a protocol plugin in the event that the protocol makes it available.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:external
Whether or not the contact is an external contact.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:favorite
Whether or not the contact info has been marked as a favorite or stared.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:id
The protocol specific id for the contact.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:name-for-display
The name that the user interface should display for this contact info.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:note
A note for this contact. Many protocols will allow you to set a note on a contact and store it server side. This property is where that is kept track of.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:permission
The permission level for the contact.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:person
The PurplePerson that this contact belongs to.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:phone-number
The primary phone number for the contact. This may also be set via a protocol plugin in the event that the protocol knows it.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:presence
The PurplePresence for this contact. This is typically
controlled by the protocol and should only be read by others.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:sid
The sid, or secondary id, is an additional identifier field for a contact.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:tags
The PurpleTags for this contact.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:time-zone
The time zone for this contact. This is typically controlled by the protocol and should only be read by others.
unstable since: 3.0
Purple.ContactInfo:username
The username for this contact. In rare cases this can change, like when a user changes their “nick” on IRC which is their user name.
unstable since: 3.0
Signals
Signals inherited from PurpleContactInfo (2)
PurpleContactInfo::populate-menu
Emitted in response to purple_contact_info_get_menu() being called,
so that plugins can add additional items to menu.
unstable since: 3.0
PurpleContactInfo::presence-changed
This is a propagation of the notify signal from presence. This means
that your callback will be called when anything in the presence changes.
unstable since: 3.0
Signals inherited from GObject (1)
GObject::notify
The notify signal is emitted on an object when one of its properties has its value set through g_object_set_property(), g_object_set(), et al.