annotate libpurple/dbus-define-api.h @ 29321:55cda40d5cf4

We should be using the type listed in the response, not in the query. Because who knows what the server is going to respond with? I noticed this when trying to connect to an XMPP account on jabber.linuxlovers.at. They return a CNAME when querying for SRV--I don't know if that's actually valid. $ dig srv _xmpp-client._tcp.jabber.linuxlovers.at ;; ANSWER SECTION: _xmpp-client._tcp.jabber.linuxlovers.at. 85361 IN CNAME jabber.linuxlovers.at.

#error "This is file is not a valid C code"

/* This file contains some of the macros from other header files as
   function declarations.  This does not make sense in C, but it
   provides type information for the dbus-analyze-functions.py
   program, which makes these macros callable by DBUS.  */

/* blist.h */
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_IS_CHAT(PurpleBlistNode *node);
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_IS_BUDDY(PurpleBlistNode *node);
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_IS_CONTACT(PurpleBlistNode *node);
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_IS_GROUP(PurpleBlistNode *node);
gboolean PURPLE_BUDDY_IS_ONLINE(PurpleBuddy *buddy);
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_HAS_FLAG(PurpleBlistNode *node, int flags);
gboolean PURPLE_BLIST_NODE_SHOULD_SAVE(PurpleBlistNode *node);

/* connection.h */
gboolean PURPLE_CONNECTION_IS_CONNECTED(PurpleConnection *connection);
gboolean PURPLE_CONNECTION_IS_VALID(PurpleConnection *connection);

/* conversation.h */
PurpleConvIm *PURPLE_CONV_IM(const PurpleConversation *conversation);
PurpleConvIm *PURPLE_CONV_CHAT(const PurpleConversation *conversation);