Re: XCHAT_EAT_ALL doesn't work on "Your Message" event

[Peter Zelezny <zed@xchat.org>]

On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 13:08:27 +0300
Gediminas Aleknavicius <gediminas@delfi.lt> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> We are doing some serious C plugin coding here trying to do some message 
> text processing before the message is sent. The hook
>     hook1 = xchat_hook_print(ph, "Your Message", XCHAT_PRI_NORM, 
> your_message_cb, (void*)"Your Message" );
> works fine and the function your_message_cb() is called, but returning 
> XCHAT_EAT_ALL does not prevent from message being sent. Is this a bug of 
> XChat? Or is this the way it should work? If yes then is there any other 
> way to catch the message user is trying to send and stop it from being sent?

No, it shouldn't display the print event if you return EAT_ALL. Looking at the
code, it looks correct, are you sure everything's ok in your plugin?


common/text.c:

	if (plugin_emit_print (sess, word))
		return;

	if (te[index].sound)
		fe_play_wave (te[index].sound);

	display_event (pntevts[index], sess, te[index].num_args, word);
}

-- 
Peter Zelezny.
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