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It would be handy if the Connection Panel could accept some sort of "alias" for a server rather than having to display the full server name. I am on loads of servers, some of which have long and annoying names, and simply being able to refer to it by a shorthand alias would be a nice visual enhancement.

For example:

Freenode Undernet Blorp7

And so on.

Thanks.

The ability to ignore users needs to be implemented in mcolloquy.

I've been having a problem with colloquy retaining hostmasks on users across signoffs. Like on undernet when a user authenticates with chanservices, the network signs them off and then back on with a new network mask. colloquy retains the old mask on the re-signon. This is displayed in the channel text, as well as in tooltips. I have to do a Get Info for the data to get updated.

This posed a serious problem tonight because a troll signed off and changed his hostmask to evade a ban, but I couldn't tell that he had because the old hostmask was still displaying.

After routine testing, I've discovered that many ofl the Applescript callback handlers mentioned in the scripting dictionary do not get called.

The only ones I can get working are:

load

unload

kicked from room

idle

build contextual menu for item

handle clicked contextual menu item

I haven't tested the ctcp handlers yet ('process subcode request' and 'process subcode reply'), but ALL the others fail silently.

This is a fairly serious bug for anyone wanting to script Colloquy with AppleScript.

Here's a test suite:

property loadedScriptName : ""

using terms from application "Colloquy"
 
 (*****************Load/Unload Handlers*****************)
 on load from scriptPath
  set scriptAlias to (POSIX file scriptPath) as alias
  set loadedScriptName to (name of (info for scriptAlias))
  
  set msg to (loadedScriptName & " Loaded") as string
  set evt to (loadedScriptName & "loaded") as string
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message msg with name evt
  end tell
 end load
 
 on unload
  set msg to (loadedScriptName & " Unloaded") as string
  set evt to (loadedScriptName & "unloaded") as string
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message msg with name evt
  end tell
  set loadedScriptName to ""
 end unload
 
 (*****************Contextual Menu Handlers*****************)
 
 on build contextual menu for item whichItems in whichPanel
  return {"test one", "test two", "test three"}
 end build contextual menu for item
 
 
 on handle clicked contextual menu item whichMenuItem for whichItems within whichMenuList
  if (whichMenuItem as string) begins with "test" then
   tell active panel of front window
    add event message "contextual menu test" with name "test123..."
   end tell
  end if
 end handle clicked contextual menu item
 
 on handle clicked link whichURL in whichPanel
  if whichURL is "http://www.testing123.com" then
   tell active panel of front window
    add event message "handle clicked link" with name "test123..."
   end tell
   return true
  end if
  return false
 end handle clicked link
 
 
 (*****************Message Handlers*****************)
 
 on process user command whichCommand with whichArguments for whichPanel
  if whichCommand is "!test123" then
   display dialog "ok" default answer whichArguments
   return true
  end if
  return false
 end process user command
 
 on process incoming chat message whatMessage from whichUser in whichPanel
  if whatMessage is "test123" then
   tell active panel of front window
    add event message "processing incoming chat message" with name "test123..."
   end tell
  end if
 end process incoming chat message
 
 on process outgoing chat message whatMessage in whichPanel
  if whatMessage is "test123" then
   tell active panel of front window
    add event message "processing outgoing chat message" with name "test123..."
   end tell
  end if
 end process outgoing chat message
 
 (*****************CTCP Handlers*****************)
 on process subcode request whichRequest with whichArguments from whichUser on whichConnection
  return false
 end process subcode request
 
 on process subcode reply with whichArguments from whichUser on whichConnection
  return false
 end process subcode reply
 
 
 (***************** Handlers for Connecting and Disconnecting *****************)
 
 on connected whichConnection
  display dialog "connected to " & (whichConnection's id)
 end connected
 
 on disconnecting whichConnection
  display dialog "disconnecting from " & (whichConnection's id)
 end disconnecting
 
 (***************** Handlers for Joining, Leaving and Kicking *****************)
 
 on join chat room whichPanel
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message ("joining" & whichPanel's id) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end join chat room
 
 on parting chat room whichPanel
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message ("parting" & whichPanel's id) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end parting chat room
 
 on kicked from room whichPanel by whichUser for whatReason
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message ("you were kicked from" & whichPanel's id) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end kicked from room
 
 on member joined whichMember in whichPanel
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message (whichMember's id & "joined" & whichPanel's id) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end member joined
 
 on member parted whichMember from whichPanel for whatReason
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message (whichMember's id & "parted from" & whichPanel's id) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end member parted
 
 on member kicked whichMember from whichPanel by whichOp for whatReason
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message ((whichMember's id) & "was kicked from" & (whichPanel's id) & " by " & (whichOp's id)) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end member kicked
 
 (***************** Other Handlers *****************)
 
 on topic changed in whichPanel by whichUser to newTopic
  tell active panel of front window
   add event message (whichUser's id & "changed the topic of " & (whichPanel's id)) with name "test123..."
  end tell
 end topic changed
 
 on perform notification whichNotification with whichNotificationInfo and whichPreferences
  --
 end perform notification
 
 on idle
  tell active panel of front window
   --add event message ("idle") with name "test123..."
  end tell
  return 10.0
 end idle
 
end using terms from

 Click here to open the script in script editor

Because Colloquy requires HTML text, it has problems displaying some normal text characters in the window (eg &) and it just sends a blank line. The text must be "converted" to HTML OK text - where e.g. & is changed to & There are a lot of other odd characters that may need to be changed because, if they are present, they will probably similarly screw up the display of the whole line.

It would be nice if there was a built in Applescript routine that can be called to translate lines of text to and from HTML. All the HTML characters would be translated -  http://rabbit.eng.miami.edu/info/htmlchars.html

Maybe a more powerful version would also have the option of converting other IRC characters (eg. ctrl-b) into HTML compatible text (<b></b>)

Such a basic funtion would 1. be so useful, 2. be reliable in converting ALL troublesome characters (vs a user created routine), and 3. protect against bugs/errors in display, that I set this ticket to a high priority.

Cheers

Niteshade

It's not possible to send a message using Firefox. (Tested using 2.0.0.9 on OS X 10.4.10.)

Dragging something into the text field creates a 2px space separating the field from the chat area.

This was reproducible since at least 2.1 (that I can remember).

(thanks to @luckeyme on twitter for pointing out that this still happens on 2.2!)

I think it would be good to give Colloquy the ability to handle /ignore in such a way that we can not only /ignore nicks, but also the ISP the nick is attached to. Chatting in the #colloquy channel, we were calling this "mask based ignore".

Currently, I can ignore a nick, but if that nick changes I am still open to communication from her because I can't filter out the ISP. I think it's an important feature for an IRC client to have.

Not sure if it's part of the software or not, but figured I'd post here just in case.

If a URL is shown in a window, it is not a hot link, and you cannot command click it to link to that URL. For example,

tell application "Colloquy" to add event message " http://apple.com"

does not appear as a click-able link in the window. If it is sent to the channel (send message) then it is a hot link.

These links ( http://,  ftp://,  itms://, etc ) should be hot links even if just shown in a window and not to channel.

cheers

Niteshade

I know this is not really a bug in Colloquy but rather a flaw in the IRC spec, but maybe Colloquy is able to cope with it...

I made a small list of what different networks have to say about the prefixes/modes they use:

holics:		PREFIX=(qaohv)*-@%+		DreamIRCd-3.1.4-Phoenix
euirc:		PREFIX=(qaohv)*!@%+		euIRCd1.1.5rc5
freenode:	PREFIX=(ov)@+			hyperion-1.0.2
quakenet:	PREFIX=(ov)@+			u2.10.11.07+asuka(1.2.1)
feki.de:	PREFIX=(qaohv)~&@%+		Unreal3.2.4
Enterthegame:	PREFIX=@+			bahamut-1.4(28)

notice how euIRC uses * for q and ! for a, while feki.de (my university server) uses & for a. Currently Colloquy interprets all of &, ! and * as Administrator/Protected (a), so on euIRC there is no difference between those two modes (both have the light pink super-op icon) while feki.de works just like you would expect it.

Maybe Colloquy could map the *!@%+ and ~&@%+ prefixes to the qaohv which are also provided and are the same for both networks. In that case of course you would have to watch for servers like EnterTheGame which don't provide this information (see #764).

I hope you understand what i mean O_o

add a per room setting "room language", so colloquy knows what language is spoken by the members of a chan, because it looks weird to have german join/part messages in an english transcript and vice versa…

this could affect room event messages, script output (itunes, slap messages, wikipedia (see #760), etc) and probably other stuff too. for this to work, the setting should be available to plugins, of course.

Sketches (attached) of possible new and old window interface options that where requested over time. not sure i caught them all...

Could be selected by 2 PopUps ("Chat Rooms" + "User List") with the options below:

1. current sidebar style

• Chat Rooms: Sidebar on the left/right
• User List: for each room

2. seperate user list below the room list (always shows active room)

• Chat Rooms: Sidebar on the left/right
• User List: below chat rooms

3. userlist in a seperate sidebar on the other side (active room)

• Chat Rooms: Sidebar on the left/right
• User List: Sidebar on the opposing side

4. like current tab interface, but without the drawer (active room)

• Chat Rooms: Tabs (on top/bottom?)
• User List: Sidebar on the left/right (only options)

When I try to use Colloquy's web interface plugin with my iPhone I try to click the plus sign in the top right hand corner and it does not do anything. How can I join a chat room from my iPhone if that button doesn't work. Could someone fix this or tell me what is wrong with the webui plugin.

Thanks

add a "buddy" class to <span class="member">nick</span> in the transcript, so this information is also available for nicks in the chat messages or in events

Everybody knows the situation when you are writing a longish comment, and while doing this something important happens... In this case I want to answer quick, by pushing down the current input, (Cmd-P) and getting a fresh input line with the cursor in it. When pressing Return this message gets sent, the old input pops back and we are back to normal...

Does this sound reasonable?

Several people on irc have been asking for different timestamp formats, e.g. seconds and left and right positioning. I think this is interesting enough to be customizable in the default stylesheet. I have a working implementation of all these options (position: left, right, hidden; format: with or without seconds, am/pm or 24h) in my not-yet-released stylesheet and I could change default.xsl (and main.xsl of the other styles delivered with Colloquy) and styleOptions.plist to get that working in other stylesheets. Just send me an email if you are interested.

Basically if the desktop app gets an invite that is waiting for responce while the mobile app is not connected, the desktop stops being usable yo the mobile app for connecting until the invites are responded to.

If I have the dialogue box open to send a file, the part where it I am searching for what file to pick, and someone sends me a file at the same time, I can not choose a file or close the file chooser window. Cancel will not close the window either, I have to force quit the program.

When downloading a file, if the clear button is used to remove previously downloaded files, the current file will no longer update its statistics such as speed or percent downloaded; however, the statistics will update each time the Clear button is pressed.

In the file transfer window, when ever a file (or filename) is clear from the window, the blue transfer bar at below will stop functioning (or progressing), and so does the remaining download time and transfer speed will stop to update itself, but the file is still transfering.

User are unable to tell the xdcc file has been transfer completed or not.

If the mac client, bouncing an irc connection to mobile colloquy, receives an invite (auto invite off), a confirm window pops up and mobile colloquy will no longer receive any messages (orange/yellow dot).

Expected behavior would be to send a mobile confirm/notification also, or to require a /join command.

If I right click on a user's nick, choose "Get Info", then click the little arrow next to "Local Time" it should show as the result the local time of the user. If they are in a different time zone from me then the time should be different from the local time on my clock.

This was the behaviour in 4630, obtained from colloquy.info nightlies

In 4693 obtained from colloquy.info nightlies, only the date is shown, in US format, in the GUI /whois window. No time of day is returned.

In  http://alex.speanet.info/stuff/Colloquy5072llvm15-Bouncer62.zip - I think this is current - I now get my local time, not the other user's.

The status window gives the correct results in all cases, for instance: "scidude CTCP REPLY TIME 2010-08-12 11:07:08 -0500". Currently, using Colloquy5072llvm15-Bouncer62.zip, I see 17:07 in the GUI window.

After the ten minute multitasking timeout, Colloquy will reconnect when the user relaunches the app.

However, when reconnecting in this manner, the history remains. This backlog can get quite large and repetitive when constantly connecting and reconnecting throughout the day (especially when using a bouncer which replays the backlog).

Colloquy should respect the "History On Reconnect" preference for consistency, and clear the buffer before reconnecting.

Related ticket: http://colloquy.info/project/ticket/1491

There's currently no way to copy the info from the channel info window, and the only way to do so is to open the Console into verbose mode and type "/mode #channel +b", which is rather obscure to do.

A good solution to this would be to be able to select an entry from the channel info window and then be able to copy it and have the hostmask stored in the clipboard.

I am so lazy. Heres the irc chat that led to "when someone offers to send you a file, check wether the offer is still valid, before letting the user select a place to save it":

[16:10] nightstalker: xenon: like the "you are running out of battery" dialog magically disappears as soon as i plugin the power connector, would it be possible to change the "xy wants to send you a file" dialog to something like "HAA HAA xy wanted to send you all of his pr0n but you missed it" when the other party cancelled the transmit?

[16:12] nightstalker: bc that just happened to me, not with porn but with some music, i was afk, someone tried so send me something, i browsed my hd to find a nice place to save it, and only to see that it was already cancelled
[16:14] xenon: we have no idea if the other person cancels the transfer without connecting
[16:14] xenon: a good idea though
[16:15] nightstalker: xenon: any possible workarounds?
[16:17] xenon: nope
[16:17] nightstalker: maybe you can move the "save" dialog back in the process, after the first successful connection attempt?

What i mean by that is: I guess right now its "xy sends you a file" > "save" > "transfer". Maybe you can move the "save" dialog into the process of transferring?

Like this: the user accepts the offered file, the transfer window opens and shows the transfer, and as soon as a connection is established a "select a place to save" dialog opens...

Colloquy iPhone should also support transcripts and should have an option to sync them OTA with a Mac's Transcripts folder.