Tom Dryer

Yep, seems likely that Google are using something similar to [grpc](http://www.grpc.io/) for Hangouts. Defining RPC services automatically and generating the client code would be an interesting enhancement.

Have a look at the `ReturnableEdit` class and `ConversationWidget._on_return` in [__main__.py](https://github.com/tdryer/hangups/blob/master/hangups/ui/__main__.py). You should be able modify those to recognize special commands for the UI.

I'm open to suggestions, but I like how ConfigArgParse unifies the command line arguments with the configuration file. Maybe there's a nice way to extend the existing code to load...

The [Happy Eyeballs](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6555) algorithm might be the fix for this. It might be better solved at the HTTP client level, but I'm curious how/if other applications deal with this.

Not sure how that could happen. Any other clues? Where you running hangups with the debug log enabled (`-d`)?

@xLegoz @eadanila Thanks, I addressed those issues. > With the -d flag, the size grows very quickly. Without the flag, I haven't seen any increase in size this time. Are...

Yes, invites haven't been implemented.

I could use hangups debug logs and captures from the web client for this since it's not easy to test with a limited number of accounts.

The `AssertionError` suggests that it's a bug in urwid, but I couldn't reproduce the issue outside hangups: ``` python import urwid import datetime from hangups.ui.__main__ import MessageWidget text = '''J'aimerais...

Sure, I haven't investigated blocking yet.