Shoutbox

Sorry if this has already been asked or has already been made... I've tried searching the forums and couldn't find anything sooooo....


Would it be possible to make a plugin which allows you to right-click on a contact's name and copy their comment, e.g. if they're listening to, let's say, 'Coldplay - Fix You' you can copy that to your clipboard. Similarly,  if they aren't listening to a song, you can just simply copy their comment...

Thanks,

George

AFAIK, there isn't a plugin to do this as yet, because it's not at all easy to do. The API doesn't provide access to the Personal Message, meaning that someone would have to work on some form of hack that would have to parse the text for the message. AFAIK, no-one's come up with such a parser yet.

Oh, ok. Thanks for letting me know.


George

really, and yet patchou has figured out a way to put them in the event window

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Originally posted by NiteMare
really, and yet patchou has figured out a way to put them in the event window

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By doing the one thing he used to say he wouldn't do: delving into the protocol.

Well... Music logger source code is released here, wouldn't that be the first part of this plugin?.. The next would just be to hook the right-click menu, which is still a bit difficulty, or you just find another way to let the user get this...
I don't know if the Music logger source is only able to get the text when it's a song PM, and not if it's a normal message...

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Originally posted by (CyBeRDuDe)
Well... Music logger source code is released here (...)

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not really... only the source code for the UBX packet parser is posted...
see Jedimark's reply to Music Logger Plus - Final - Version 2.3...

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Originally posted by (CyBeRDuDe)
(...) wouldn't that be the first part of this plugin?..

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yep, and Music Logger also delves into the protocol and intercepts the UBX packets... (but Music Logger is a bit buggy though)

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As said before, there is no other way than packet sniffing and delving into the protocol to get the PSM info (at least no other known way).