`parse_args()` and `parse_args_with_freetext()` shared a lot of common
code.
Let's have a helper function `_parse_args_helper()` for that. The
`with_freetext` parameter will make it behave like
`parse_args_with_freetext()`.
In preparation for https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1404
This commit partly reverts
8f37afcd37
Which was using a wrong approach to achieve this.
It changed parse_args() to have a -1 for infinite parameters.
But actually parse_args_with_freetext() should have been used exactly
for this behaviour.
Discovered when checking for
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1404
Discovering Public Keys via PEP
* 4.3 Discovering Public Keys of a User
* 4.4 Requesting Public Keys
* Import Public Keys into GnuPG's local keyring.
Issue: #1331
If we receive a message we get:
<< room message: eagle@conference.anoxinon.me (win 2)
Same for private chats and regular chats.
And several other kinds of notifications.
If we only receive notifications from a chat window it would be nice to
also clear the hilight on the console window since we already catched up
by reading the actual message in the chat window.
Probably not the best description :-) I hope you get it..
Regards https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1399
libmicrohttpd 0.97.1 changed some types.
These commits adapt stabber:
f33c4b6ba981f38c6a33
Tumbleweed does not yet have the latest libmicrohttpd in its
repositories. But it is updated in the devel repo.
So should land there in the next couple of days.
Let's disable building stabber on TW for that time.
src/pgp/gpg.c:p_ox_gpg_readkey
Used to read a public key from a file. The function will return the fingerprint
of the file and the base64 encoded key.
src/xmpp/ox.[hc]
ox_announce_public_key(const char* const filename) can be called from the /ox
announce <filename> command. The key within the file will be pushed on PEP and
the Metadata node will be set.
Issue: #1331
Plain chat messages not working for non-carbon + no OTR support.
On master we did some clean-up. The problem is at https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/0.9.patch/src/event/server_events.c#L625 (0.9.0). The implementation looks like:
- HAVE_LIBOTR is set - _sv_ev_incoming_otr
- HAVE_LIBOTR is not set - _sv_ev_incoming_plain
I think the `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` can handle otr and plain, because I didn't find a `_sv_ev_incoming_plain` if `HAVE_LIBOTR` is set.
On master for 0.10.0 the implementation is much better:
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/master/src/event/server_events.c#L623
But, we just call `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` independent of `HAVE_LIBOTR`.
Unfortunately, `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` is doing nothing if `HAVE_LIBOTR` is not set:
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/master/src/event/server_events.c#L538
I did some more clean-up at sv_ev_incoming_message and changed the implementation of `_sv_ev_incoming_otr`.
```
static void
_sv_ev_incoming_otr(ProfChatWin *chatwin, gboolean new_win, ProfMessage *message)
{
// OTR or plain
plain
}
```
The caller do not take care of `HAVE_LIBOTR`, call `_sv_ev_incoming_plain` if you are sure it's a plain message or call `_sv_ev_incoming_otr`. `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` can be used for otr / plain or for plain only.
In 0.9.x we fixed an issue, because OMEMO devices should be defined in "item"
with id "current". This should work, but it won't work if there is no "current".
If there is no "current" we will just use the first item.
Issue #1384
