diff libpurple/protocols/myspace/README @ 25911:0c7b74fc558e

Lots of minor whitespace and comment changes: * Removed stray whitespace * Changed a few places that used space indentation to use tabs * Changed some places that used tabs for alignment in the middle of a line of code to use spaces * Use two tabs to indent code that spans more than one line instead of a few tabs and a few spaces in an effort to align the subsequent lines with the initial one * Changed "#ifdef _BLAH_H" to "#ifdef BLAH_H" because an underscore followed by a capital letter is reserved for use by the compiler and system libraries. I also changed the path to the sound theme.xml file from root_node = xmlnode_from_file(dir, "theme.xml", "sound themes", "sound-loader"); to root_node = xmlnode_from_file(dir, "theme.xml", "sound themes", "sound-theme-loader");

--- a/libpurple/protocols/myspace/README	Sat Jan 24 03:11:09 2009 +0000
+++ b/libpurple/protocols/myspace/README	Sun Jan 25 22:55:23 2009 +0000
@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
-MySpaceIM Protocol Plugin for Libpurple     by Jeff Connelly 20070807
-
+MySpaceIM Protocol Plugin for libpurple by Jeff Connelly 2007-08-07
 
 Greetings. This package contains a plugin for libpurple (as used in
-Pidgin, formerly Gaim) to connect to the new MySpaceIM instant messaging 
-network and send/receive messages. Functionality is only basic as of yet, 
+Pidgin, formerly Gaim) to connect to the new MySpaceIM instant messaging
+network and send/receive messages. Functionality is only basic as of yet,
 and this code should be considered alpha quality.
 
 This code was initially developed under Google Summer of Code 2007.
@@ -15,10 +14,10 @@
 Login using your _email address_ you use to login to myspace.com. You can't
 login using your numeric ID or alias.
 
-To test it out, send a message to yourself (by your username or numeric 
-uid (email not yet supported)) or tom (6221). In either case you should 
-get a reply. You should also be able to talk to other MySpaceIM users if 
-you desire. Replies will always be shown as coming from a user's username, 
+To test it out, send a message to yourself (by your username or numeric
+uid (email not yet supported)) or tom (6221). In either case you should
+get a reply. You should also be able to talk to other MySpaceIM users if
+you desire. Replies will always be shown as coming from a user's username,
 even if you IM by email or userid.
 
 Feedback welcome. You can IM my test account at "msimprpl" if you feel like it.
@@ -26,4 +25,3 @@
 Enjoy,
 -Jeff Connelly
 [e-mail]
-