[Release] AutoAway plugin

[plamen]

Version 1.1.1 now available.

Changes:
in v1.1.1

• API v16 support

in v1.1

• added 64 bit build.
• hook functions are in their own dll now so it won't appear that all programs depend on Qt.
• added menu to remove the server auto away channel.

http://addons.teamspeak.com/director...ay-Plugin.html

I still consider it a beta so please report any problems.

[dante696]

Nice idea Many users asked for such a function.
I will guide them into this thread.

[plamen]

Oh thank you .

[florian_fr40]

Yep +1
Good idea

[SilentStorm]

Nice Idea

Few things I noticed when building for x64 on MSVC though:

Qt has a Built In Class to store and read Settings which can also read from INI Files on all Platforms, refer to the Documentation on QSettings, thus there shouldn't be any need to use an extra/external Class for that.

If you do not want to use QSettings there is no need to include it just to get the Definitions for QVariant as there is <QtCore/QVariant> which you can include instead.

What are autoawayplugin.h/cpp and autoawayplugin_global.h supposed to be good for? They do not seem to serve any purpose whatsoever as far as I can tell.

In either case:
I just build it for Win64 and attached the File including the Source used. You are welcome to download and include it in your ts3_plugin File.
When doing that you should probably give both files the same name and append _win32 and _win64 accordingly as the Plugin Installer just extracts everything there is in the Package with a few exceptions.

I did not test the Plugin myself, just fixed a couple of Issues in the Source in order to successfully build it with Visual Studio.

[plamen]

Nice Idea
Few things I noticed when building for x64 on MSVC though:

Qt has a Built In Class to store and read Settings which can also read from INI Files on all Platforms, refer to the Documentation on QSettings, thus there shouldn't be any need to use an extra/external Class for that.

QSettings is case insensitive I opted for that lib since it's easy to modify to be case sensitive. I use the server unique id as group in the ini file and leaving it case insensitive increases the chance for collisions

If you do not want to use QSettings there is no need to include it just to get the Definitions for QVariant as there is <QtCore/QVariant> which you can include instead.

You are right. I probably should gave removed the import after I decided to ditch QSettings.

What are autoawayplugin.h/cpp and autoawayplugin_global.h supposed to be good for? They do not seem to serve any purpose whatsoever as far as I can tell.

QtCreator likes to add them to new projects. And at the beginning I was going for C version build with mingw but had trouble making the UI work so I created a new QtProject and added the original stuff in it..

In either case:
I just build it for Win64 and attached the File including the Source used. You are welcome to download and include it in your ts3_plugin File.
When doing that you should probably give both files the same name and append _win32 and _win64 accordingly as the Plugin Installer just extracts everything there is in the Package with a few exceptions.

I did not test the Plugin myself, just fixed a couple of Issues in the Source in order to successfully build it with Visual Studio.

Thank you!

I will consider adding your binary to the package but since I have a severe case of security paranoia I'm not sure that I will.

[SilentStorm]

QSettings is case insensitive I opted for that lib since it's easy to modify to be case sensitive. I use the server unique id as group in the ini file and leaving it case insensitive increases the chance for collisions

Ah ok, didn't realize QSettings was Case Insensitive.

Thank you!

I will consider adding your binary to the package but since I have a severe case of security paranoia I'm not sure that I will.

Heh, fair enough Just thought I'd help out since you said you couldn't compile for 64bit. Full Source I used is included in the Zip above as well.
About including it is entirely up to you, I won't blame you either way
Edit: I compiled using VS2010 so People might need VCRedist2010 Package if it fails to load.

[plamen]

Heh, fair enough Just thought I'd help out since you said you couldn't compile for 64bit. Full Source I used is included in the Zip above as well.
About including it is entirely up to you, I won't blame you either way
Edit: I compiled using VS2010 so People might need VCRedist2010 Package if it fails to load.

And it's compiled against API 16

[SilentStorm]

Whoops, indeed it is...
Sorry about that, completely forgot the majority of people hasn't arrived there yet.

Happened when I was trying to see if it would at least load.

Attached the API 15 Version. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[plamen]

Thanks for the help, but found somewhere else to build and test 64 bit version and some major changes were required to make it work.

Both 32 and 64 bit versions are now available in the installation package.

[plamen]

Please reinstall the plugin the latest version fixes some stability issues that can crash the TS client.

[Elusive]

Cant install it.

Failed to read Add-On info

Windows x64

[yam90]

Cant install it.



Windows x64

Same. TeamSpeak 3.0.6 on Windows 7 64 bit.

[dante696]

Please be patient, the author of that plugin needs to update to api 16.

[plamen]

updated to api v 16