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Hi,
We have agreed that future Miranda nightly builds will also include tabSRMM DLLs. This will already start with the next nightly of Miranda which should be available within the next few days.
Since the nightlys are binary builds, they usually don't include changelogs or and the version numbers may not always change from one nightly to the next, I'll post release notes here. I'll continue to release builds on the file listing, because the builds included in the nightlys *may* contain unfinished stuff (although, this happens rarely, because no big changes are planned for tabSRMM and most changes are small detail improvments of already existing features).
The following are the release notes for the current build - the version number is already at 0.9.9.99
* improvments for own avatar display. Now, this uses the avatar service (minimum version 0.0.1.11) for managing your own avatars. tabSRMM now always shows the proper avatar you have configured for a given protocol under Main Menu -> View/Change my details. Setting your own avatar in the message window is possible (right click your avatar image and choose "Set your avatar...". However, the menu entry may appear grayed which means that the protocol does not support setting the avatar from "outside" its own option pages. Currently, only MSN allows to set the avatar using an external service.
+ added workaround for the "Unknown Contact" problem with some protocols (fallback to non-unicode nickname). (unicode build only). + added EXPERIMENTAL feature - real time message log trimming. What the.... ? This feature was inspired (or suggested) by one user on the forum. At first, i thought that it is almost impossible to implement with the rich edit control as our message history viewer. But I found a reasonable way to do it anyway. It is for people who are rarely closing their message windows. As a result, a growing message history in the chat window(s) may consume HUGE amounts of memory, especially when emoticons and message log icons are enabled. The solution? Trim the message log to a maximum number of events (e.g. 200) - older events will disappear from the top of the message history and only the N most recent events will remain in the chat window. As a result, memory requirements may drop significantly.
The feature is different from the already exsting "load N number of old history events", because it works in "real time". Whenever a new message is sent or received, the message history will be trimmed at the top so that only old text will disappear. How to use? Set the global limit for all message windows on the "Message Log" options page. A per- contact setting is also available in the "tabSRMM settings" dialog which you can reach from the contacts context menu. The per contact setting overrides the global value. NOTE: changing this setting will not affect message windows which are already open, so you need to close and re-open them. One word of warning, though. This feature has a side effect. In order to "know" where to cut off the message history, markers need to be placed in the text. The markers are hidden number sequences (which actually correspond to database event handles), but when you copy text from the log, the rich edit control will copy the hidden text. As far as I know, there is no way to avoid this. Also, depending on your template, the top of the message log may not always look perfectly formatted, because text is removed from the top only. NOTE2: won't work with IEView as IEView uses a completely different way of displaying messages and tabSRMM has no control over the contents of the IEView message history window.
! FIX: Alt-M didn't properly create the embedded multisend contact list.
+ added a color control for setting the info panel fields background color to the font configuration dialog. Previously, this was only possible with font service.
* improved avatar display on the info panel. Avatars will no longer waste horizontal space if their width is smaller than their height (like most ICQ avatars). The size of the avatar field is now properly calculated so that the avatar fits. Also, the info panel does no longer show the "unknown" avatar for contacts which don't have a contact picture available. You may use the "protocol picture" feature of avatar service for setting fallback images on a per protocol basis.
* redesigned the info panel somewhat. The ugly check box is gone, the fields have been re-arranged to allow more space for the nickname.
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