Posts Tagged ‘DAccEvents’

CoreWitness 1.3.0

Monday, March 9th, 2009

CoreWitness Plug-inI just released an update to my CoreWitness plugin. This minor release adds the showing of the current preference value in the OnPreferenceChanged and OnPreferenceInvalid events. Here is a sample trace I get when I toggle all the check boxes in the privacy tab off, click apply, and then check them again and click save:

01:58.754 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseTypingStatus'
   new value = No
01:58.755 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.privacy.discloseBuddyFeed'
   new value = No
01:58.764 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseIdleTime'
   new value = No
01:58.777 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.privacy.disclosePluginsToBuddyFeed'
   new value = No
01:58.777 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseWireless'
   new value = No
02:03.859 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseTypingStatus'
   new value = Yes
02:03.860 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.privacy.discloseBuddyFeed'
   new value = Yes
02:03.868 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseIdleTime'
   new value = Yes
02:03.869 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.Privacy.DiscloseWireless'
   new value = Yes
02:03.869 [gusblog  ] DAccEvents::OnPreferenceChange - 'aimcc.privacy.disclosePluginsToBuddyFeed'
   new value = Yes

You can get the latest version here.

Please note that activation of the CoreWitness plugin is now automatic. No registration is needed.

This is a free plugin for Open AIM developers.

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CoreWitness 1.0.7 Shipped

Monday, July 28th, 2008

I have updated the CoreWitness Plugin. This version has two new features called DAccEvents Wizard and Symbol Lookup.

The DAccEvents Wizard helps you generate the code needed to handle Open AIM events in your own clients and plugins. It can generate code in C++ and JavaScript. The latter is useful for developing AMO plugins.

The Symbol Lookup window lets you quickly find the value of a particular constant. You can search by entering a partial name to see all the symbols containing that name. Or, you can do a reverse look up by entering a numeric value to see all the symbols with that value. You can click on any of the static text elements under the list box to copy the text to the clipboard. Clicking on the symbol’s name will copy an assignment statement to the clipboard.

You can find more information including screen shots and a download link here.

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