A GSimpleActionGroup subclass that contains all of the actions for formatting text in Talkatu. They are typically created by TalkatuBuffer subclasses.

A GtkDialog that allows the user to customize an image message.

A GtkWidget that displays a preview of a TalkatuAttachment and allows the user to save it.

This is a simple subclass of GtkAdjustment that has helpers for keyboard navigation as well as the ability to automatically scroll to the max when new items are added if the widget was already scrolled all the way to the bottom.

A GtkTextBuffer subclass that will automatically apply formatting according to the actions in a GSimpleAction group.

A composite widget that contains a TalkatuToolbar, TalkatuInput, and an optional send button in the common instant messaging input layout.

A TalkatuView subclass that is used to display a conversation.

A GtkListBoxRow subclass that is used to display a TalkatuMessage.

A TalkatuBuffer subclass that renders HTML.

TalkatuInput is the main input widget for Talkatu. It supports WYSIWYG input for both HTML and Markdown as well as plain text.

A simple GtkDialog subclass to allow the user to create a link.

A TalkatuBuffer subclass that renders markdown.

TalkatuSimpleAttachment is simple implementation of the TalkatuAttachment interface. This is the easiest way to create a TalkatuAttachment and attach it to a TalkatuMessage.

TalkatuTag is a GtkTextTag subclass that has a few additional properties that allows greater control of how text is rendered.

The formatting toolbar for TalkatuView‘s. It’s based on the GSimpleActionGroup‘s that TalkatuBuffer‘s expose which makes it completely autonomous.

This widget implements a simple interface for displaying who is currently typing. You can call talkatu_typing_label_start_typing() whenever you receive a typing notification and TalkatuTypingLabel will aggregate it for you.

A GtkTextView subclass that’s preconfigured with a TalkatuBuffer.

A TalkatuBuffer subclass that applies formatting to the entire buffer rather that allowing rich formatting at character resolution.

TalkatuAttachment represents an attached file. The files can be any type of regular file but only images will be previewed based on their actual contents.

TalkatuMessage is an opaque data structure and can only be accessed using the following functions.

The format style of a TalkatuBuffer.

An enum representing a given markup type.

An enum representing how a tag should be rendered.

Flags for assigning and determining which key bindings should be used to send a message.

TalkatuAttachmentForeachFunc is a callback function called against each TalkatuAttachment in a collection.

Looks up a GAction for the the tag named tag_name.

Attempts to coerce the raw data into UTF-8.

Initializes Talkatu. This should be called before using any other Talkatu API.

Appends text to buffer at the current insertion point of buffer.

This is a GtkTextBufferDeserializeFunc function that will deserialize HTML data from data into content_buffer. It should be registered with with #gtk_text_buffer_register_deserializer_format in the buffer’s instance_init function.

Extracts all text from buffer as an HTML string.

Extracts a section of buffer into an HTML string.

Inserts text in buffer at iter.

This is a GtkTextBufferSerializeFunc that should be registered with

gtk_text_buffer_register_serialize_func in the buffer's instance_init

method.

Replaces all text in buffer with text.

Cleanly shutdown the Talkatu API.

A simple macro that will return true if the version of Talkatu that’s being compiled against is newer than the provided version.

A constant that represents the attach file action.

A constant that represents the bold font style action.

A constant that represents the increase font size action.

A constant that represents the italic font style action.

A constant that represents the reset all formatting action.

A constant that represents the decrease font size action.

A constant that represents the strike through font style action.

A constant that represents the underline font style action.

A constant that presents the action to activate when the user wants to insert a link.

The name of the attribute set on GtkTextTags that contain the URL for links.

The extra version if any of Talkatu that’s being compiled against.

The major version of Talkatu that’s being compiled against.

The micro version of Talkatu that’s being compiled against.

The minor version of Talkatu that’s being compiled against.

A constant to be used as a suffix for tags that need formatting applied after the original tag.

A constant to be used as a prefix for tags that need formatting applied before the original tag.

The prefix that all Talkatu tags use.

The length of #TALKATU_TAG_PREFIX for easy computation.

The full version of Talkatu that’s being compiled against as a string.