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Changed MUCController to only handle message stanzas as
subject change if <subject/> is present and neither <body/>
nor <thread/> is present in the message stanza.
Test-Information:
Added unit tests verifying behavior described in XEP-0045
section 8.1.
Unit tests pass on OS X 10.11.2.
Change-Id: I1d22272da1675176be131ab360b214a98f20533f
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Test-Information:
Send a file from one Swift instance to another. The UX is similar to
that of a MUC invite, clicking the notice will bring the relevant chat
in front.
Change-Id: Ief3cd7371ae01b2b38b6d1af36189df961eacef4
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Change-Id: Idb6ef5fa191b1465c0bf46c47e63b695de07fa0b
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Change-Id: I62c7d5ca44c915e36c797c798294b7c34b465514
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Making MUC invites non-modal by moving them into the chat view.
Adding event classes for invites so they turn up in 'Notices'-tab and generate notifications.
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php
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Resolves: #396
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Resolves: #293
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This isn't ready yet, but clicking on a message in the event view will now cause the chat to pop up, and the plumbing is there for doing something with subscription requests - I just don't, yet.
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Creates a basic event viewer framework, and plugs it into the Swift controllers, so that messages are displayed (in a very ugly way). Still a long way to go.
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