README.rdoc in pidgin2adium-2.0.0 vs README.rdoc in pidgin2adium-2.0.1

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@@ -23,15 +23,19 @@ If it encounters an alias that you did not list, it assumes that it belongs to the person to whom you are chatting. Note that aliases are lower-cased and space is removed, so providing "Gabe B-W, GBW" is the same as providing "gabeb-w,gbw". +You do not need to provide your screenname in the alias list. + ===Example (using script) Assuming that: * your Pidgin log files are in the "pidgin-logs" folder * your various aliases in your chats are "Gabe", "Gabe B-W", and "gbw" -Then run: - pidgin2adium -i pidgin-logs -a "Gabe, Gabe B-W, gbw" +Then run (at the command line): + $ pidgin2adium -i pidgin-logs -a "Gabe, Gabe B-W, gbw" +Or: + $ pidgin2adium -i pidgin-logs -a gabe,gabeb-w,gbw ===Example (using library) The library style allows you to parse a log file and get back a LogFile instance for easy reading, manipulation, etc. You can also create log files yourself using Pidgin2Adium.parse_and_generate.