#!/usr/bin/env python

# This shows how to use MSN.py from a script
# 
# Right now maybe MSN.py doesn't have a perfect interface but is usable for
# some quick scripts

import sys
import pypebrot.MSN

USER= 'someuser@hotmail.com'
PASSWD= 'password'
FRIEND= 'somefriend@hotmail.com'
INIT_STATE= 'NLN'

# Assign 1 for some debugging output 
pypebrot.MSN.DEBUG= 0

# Subclass of MSN.Session for redefining some callbacks
class MyClass( pypebrot.MSN.Session ):

    def selfStateChanged( self, state ):
        print "I've changed my state"

    def protoError( self, code ):
        print '\nOops, Protocol error: %s - %s' % (code, pypebrot.MSN.ERRORS[code]) 
        sys.exit()

    def userOn( self, passport ):
        print passport, "is connected"

        # Let's salute some friend...
        if passport == FRIEND and self.usersOnline[passport]['state'] == 'NLN':
            chat= self.newChat( passport )
            self.sendChatMsg( chat, 'Hi pal!' )



con= MyClass()
con.connect( USER, PASSWD, INIT_STATE )

# This will execute forever, maybe you would set some timeout
while 1:
    con.step()