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Kamaelia docs : Kamaelia.Support.OscarUtil

Kamaelia.Support.OscarUtil

OSCAR Utility functions

This file includes functions for packing and unpacking binary data and defines some constants useful for dealing with OSCAR.

This is the first of two utility modules. OscarUtil2 is the other. Most AIM code requires both this module and OscarUtil2.

Credit goes to Alexandr Shutko for errorCodes dictionary (and for writing an excellent guide on the OSCAR protocol). You can find the original table at this page.

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