[Pidgin] #9832: Message to EventGhost Events Plugin Request

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#9832: Message to EventGhost Events Plugin Request
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 Reporter:  Chaemelion                      |        Owner:         
     Type:  plugin request                  |       Status:  new    
Milestone:  Plugin Suggested                |    Component:  plugins
  Version:  2.5.8                           |   Resolution:         
 Keywords:  EventGhost command line events  |  
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Old description:

> I was hoping someone could make a plugin the sends events to EventGhost
> via command line. I have been using the buddy pounces up to this point,
> but I get the message received event every time they send something
> instead of just the first time, it doesn't pass the message text (coming
> OR going) into the command line argument, and I have to set up like 5
> pounces for each buddy for each account... a very painstaking task. I
> have taken the time to write what commands should be executed during the
> following pidgin events, though the path should be user configurable.
>
> Receive First Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.MessageReceivedFirst (your account) (name of sender) (time)
> (message text)
>
> Receive Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.MessageReceived (your account) (name of sender) (time) (message
> text)
>
> Sent Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.MessageSent (your account) (name of recipient) (time) (message
> text)
>
> Account Logged In: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.Account.LoggedIn (account) (time)
>
> Account Logged Out: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.Account.LoggedOut (account) (time)
>
> Buddy Logged In: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.Buddy.LoggedIn (your account) (name of buddy) (time)
>
> Buddy Logged Out: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
> Pidgin.Buddy.LoggedOut (your account) (name of buddy) (time)

New description:

 I was hoping someone could make a plugin the sends events to !EventGhost
 via command line. I have been using the buddy pounces up to this point,
 but I get the message received event every time they send something
 instead of just the first time, it doesn't pass the message text (coming
 OR going) into the command line argument, and I have to set up like 5
 pounces for each buddy for each account... a very painstaking task. I have
 taken the time to write what commands should be executed during the
 following pidgin events, though the path should be user configurable.

 {{{
 Receive First Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.MessageReceivedFirst (your account) (name of sender) (time)
 (message text)

 Receive Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.MessageReceived (your account) (name of sender) (time) (message
 text)

 Sent Message: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.MessageSent (your account) (name of recipient) (time) (message
 text)

 Account Logged In: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.Account.LoggedIn (account) (time)

 Account Logged Out: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.Account.LoggedOut (account) (time)

 Buddy Logged In: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.Buddy.LoggedIn (your account) (name of buddy) (time)

 Buddy Logged Out: C:\Program Files\EventGhost\Eventghost.exe -e
 Pidgin.Buddy.LoggedOut (your account) (name of buddy) (time)
 }}}

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Comment(by darkrain42):

 Please stop changing the ticket description so much. Use *comments* to add
 further information.

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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/9832#comment:8>
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