comparison libpurple/protocols/msn/cmdproc.c @ 31132:33b4ae796648

Rename "attribute" to "header" in a bunch of places. The SLP protocol is fashioned after HTTP. Well, more accurately after SIP. And these are generally referred to as headers pretty much everywhere.

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{
	MsnMsgTypeCb cb;
	const char *messageId = NULL;

	/* Multi-part messages */
	if ((messageId = msn_message_get_attr(msg, "Message-ID")) != NULL) {
		const char *chunk_text = msn_message_get_attr(msg, "Chunks");
		guint chunk;
		if (chunk_text != NULL) {
			chunk = strtol(chunk_text, NULL, 10);
			/* 1024 chunks of ~1300 bytes is ~1MB, which seems OK to prevent 
			   some random client causing pidgin to hog a ton of memory.

			} else {
				purple_debug_error("msn", "MessageId '%s' has too many chunks: %d\n", messageId, chunk);
			}
			return;
		} else {
			chunk_text = msn_message_get_attr(msg, "Chunk");
			if (chunk_text != NULL) {
				MsnMessage *first = g_hash_table_lookup(cmdproc->multiparts, messageId);
				chunk = strtol(chunk_text, NULL, 10);
				if (first == NULL) {
					purple_debug_error("msn",

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{
	MsnMsgTypeCb cb;
	const char *messageId = NULL;

	/* Multi-part messages */
	if ((messageId = msn_message_get_header_value(msg, "Message-ID")) != NULL) {
		const char *chunk_text = msn_message_get_header_value(msg, "Chunks");
		guint chunk;
		if (chunk_text != NULL) {
			chunk = strtol(chunk_text, NULL, 10);
			/* 1024 chunks of ~1300 bytes is ~1MB, which seems OK to prevent 
			   some random client causing pidgin to hog a ton of memory.

			} else {
				purple_debug_error("msn", "MessageId '%s' has too many chunks: %d\n", messageId, chunk);
			}
			return;
		} else {
			chunk_text = msn_message_get_header_value(msg, "Chunk");
			if (chunk_text != NULL) {
				MsnMessage *first = g_hash_table_lookup(cmdproc->multiparts, messageId);
				chunk = strtol(chunk_text, NULL, 10);
				if (first == NULL) {
					purple_debug_error("msn",