Esempio n. 1
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 def __on_contact_added(self, protocol, account, identifier=None,
     nick=None, message=None, _status=status.OFFLINE, alias=None,
     blocked=False):
     '''callback called when a new contact is added'''
     if _status in status.MSN_TO_STATUS:
         _status = status.MSN_TO_STATUS[_status]
     elif not status.is_valid(_status):
         debug("Invalid status '%s', setting offline" % (_status,))
         _status = status.OFFLINE
     self._on_contact_added(account, identifier, nick, message, _status,
         alias, blocked)
    def _on_contact_status_changed(self, account, new_status):
        """callback called when an user change his status"""
        if not self.exists(account):
            debug("contact '%s' not in self.contacts" % (account,))
            return

        if status.is_valid(new_status):
            contact = self.contacts[account]
            old = contact.status
            contact._on_status_changed(new_status)
            self.signal_emit("contact-changed", contact, "status", old)
            self.signal_emit("contact-status-changed", contact, old)
        else:
            debug("invalid status '%s'" % (new_status,))
Esempio n. 3
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 def set_status(self, new_status):
     '''set the status to status, the status should be one of the
     constants on status.py, consider calling status.is_valid.
     Also you should convert it to the values on the library'''
     if not self.protocol:
         return
     if status.is_valid(new_status):                        # direct
         self.me.status = status.STATUS_TO_MSN[new_status]
         self.protocol.changeStatus(status.STATUS_TO_MSN[new_status])
     elif new_status in status.STATUS_TO_MSN.values():             # HDN
         self.me.status = new_status
         self.protocol.changeStatus(new_status)
     else:
         debug('not a valid status"' + new_status + '"')
    def _on_contact_status_changed(self, account, new_status):
        '''callback called when an user change his status'''
        if not self.exists(account):
            debug("contact '%s' not in self.contacts" % (account, ))
            return

        if status.is_valid(new_status):
            contact = self.contacts[account]
            old = contact.status
            contact._on_status_changed(new_status)
            self.signal_emit('contact-changed', contact, 'status', old)
            self.signal_emit('contact-status-changed', contact, old)
        else:
            debug("invalid status '%s'" % (new_status, ))
    def set_status(self, new_status):
        '''set the status to status, the status should be one of the
        constants on status.py, consider calling status.is_valid.
        Also you should convert it to the values on the library'''
        if not self.protocol:
            return

        if status.is_valid(new_status):  # direct
            self.me.status = status.STATUS_TO_MSN[new_status]
            self.protocol.changeStatus(status.STATUS_TO_MSN[new_status])
        elif new_status in status.STATUS_TO_MSN.values():  # HDN
            self.me.status = new_status
            self.protocol.changeStatus(new_status)
        else:
            debug('not a valid status"' + new_status + '"')
    def __on_contact_added(self,
                           protocol,
                           account,
                           identifier=None,
                           nick=None,
                           message=None,
                           _status=status.OFFLINE,
                           alias=None,
                           blocked=False):
        '''callback called when a new contact is added'''

        if _status in status.MSN_TO_STATUS:
            _status = status.MSN_TO_STATUS[_status]
        elif not status.is_valid(_status):
            debug("Invalid status '%s', setting offline" % (_status, ))
            _status = status.OFFLINE

        self._on_contact_added(account, identifier, nick, message, _status,
                               alias, blocked)