Enumeration

PurpleProtocolOptions

Declaration

flags Purple.ProtocolOptions

Description [src]

Protocol options

These should all be stuff that some protocols can do and others can’t.

Members

Name	Description
`OPT_PROTO_UNIQUE_CHATNAME`	User names are unique to a chat and are not shared between rooms. XMPP lets you choose what name you want in chats, so it shouldn’t be pulling the aliases from the buddy list for the chat list; it gets annoying.
`OPT_PROTO_CHAT_TOPIC`	Chat rooms have topics. IRC and XMPP support this.
`OPT_PROTO_NO_PASSWORD`	Don’t require passwords for sign-in. IRC doesn’t require passwords, so there’s no need for a password prompt.
`OPT_PROTO_MAIL_CHECK`	Notify on new mail. MSN and Yahoo notify you when you have new mail.
`OPT_PROTO_PASSWORD_OPTIONAL`	Allow passwords to be optional. Passwords in IRC are optional, and are needed for certain functionality.
`OPT_PROTO_USE_POINTSIZE`	Allows font size to be specified in sane point size. Probably just XMPP and Y!M.
`OPT_PROTO_REGISTER_NOSCREENNAME`	Set the Register button active even when the username has not been specified. Gadu-Gadu doesn’t need a username to register new account (because usernames are assigned by the server).
`OPT_PROTO_SLASH_COMMANDS_NATIVE`	Indicates that slash commands are native to this protocol. Used as a hint that unknown commands should not be sent as messages. Since: 2.1
`OPT_PROTO_INVITE_MESSAGE`	Indicates that this protocol supports sending a user-supplied message along with an invitation. Since: 2.8
`OPT_PROTO_AUTHORIZATION_GRANTED_MESSAGE`	Indicates that this protocol supports sending a user-supplied message along with an authorization acceptance. Since: 3.0
`OPT_PROTO_AUTHORIZATION_DENIED_MESSAGE`	Indicates that this protocol supports sending a user-supplied message along with an authorization denial. Since: 3.0