poezio - console XMPP client in python3

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2016-06-11	Make poezio.logger more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
	Also don’t handle logger fds outside of Logger, and mark private objects and methods.
2016-06-11	Remove unused imports in poezio.timed_events.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Make poezio.events more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Make poezio.common more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
	Also remove support for OLD_PYTHON (before 3.3), some unused constants, mark private functions with a leading underscore, and clean up some pep8 violations.
2016-06-11	Make poezio.core.struct more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
	Status and Command are now slotted classes instead of namedtuples, which led to a few changes to access them with their named parameters instead of as a tuple. “short” being a C type, I renamed Command.short into Command.short_desc, which is more explicit anyway. I also renamed possible_show into POSSIBLE_SHOW, as it is a module-level constant dict.
2016-06-11	Make poezio.windows.funcs more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Make poezio.poezio_shlex more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Make poezio.text_buffer more Cython-friendly.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	add_message_to_text_buffer was never used with its time and history arguments.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Move Line where it should be.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Remove some unused globals.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Prefer '\0' to None or an empty string for single characters.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Replace the namedtuple Message with a slotted class and merge ↵	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
	TextBuffer.make_message in it.
2016-06-11	Replace Line namedtuple with a slotted class.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot
	This will be useful to give Cython a way to optimise the storage in that class.
2016-06-11	Replace two lists of characters with strings.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot

2016-06-11	Move the src directory to poezio, for better cython compatibility.	Emmanuel Gil Peyrot