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In TabSRMM terminology, a session is a chat entity, either a standard IM chat or a group chat (IRC channel, Jabber room). A session is always unique, there cannot be more than one chat session for the same contact or chat room and a session exists inside a container. Each container holds at least one session and can hold any number of sessions, providing a tab- or button bar to switch between them. | In TabSRMM terminology, a session is a chat entity, either a standard IM chat or a group chat (IRC channel, Jabber room). A session is always unique, there cannot be more than one chat session for the same contact or chat room and a session exists inside a container. Each container holds at least one session and can hold any number of sessions, providing a tab- or button bar to switch between them. | ||
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Internally, TabSRMM keeps track of all open sessions and provides a few methods for quickly accessing active sessions even when they are in different containers. | Internally, TabSRMM keeps track of all open sessions and provides a few methods for quickly accessing active sessions even when they are in different containers. | ||
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Revision as of 01:39, 10 February 2022
In TabSRMM terminology, a session is a chat entity, either a standard IM chat or a group chat (IRC channel, Jabber room). A session is always unique, there cannot be more than one chat session for the same contact or chat room and a session exists inside a container. Each container holds at least one session and can hold any number of sessions, providing a tab- or button bar to switch between them.
Internally, TabSRMM keeps track of all open sessions and provides a few methods for quickly accessing active sessions even when they are in different containers.