comparison libpurple/protocols/irc/irc.h @ 15456:79f25bbe69bf

This makes IRC /names handling generally more robust, as well as properly dealing with the case where the user runs /quote names #chan and we don't know about it. I thought things were already handled in this fashion, but obviously they were not.

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#define IRC_DEFAULT_QUIT "Leaving."

#define IRC_INITIAL_BUFSIZE 1024


enum { IRC_USEROPT_SERVER, IRC_USEROPT_PORT, IRC_USEROPT_CHARSET };
enum irc_state { IRC_STATE_NEW, IRC_STATE_ESTABLISHED };

struct irc_conn {

	int inbuflen;
	int inbufused;

	GString *motd;
	GString *names;
	char *nameconv;
	struct _whois {
		char *nick;
		char *away;
		char *userhost;
		char *name;

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#define IRC_DEFAULT_QUIT "Leaving."

#define IRC_INITIAL_BUFSIZE 1024

#define IRC_NAMES_FLAG "irc-namelist"


enum { IRC_USEROPT_SERVER, IRC_USEROPT_PORT, IRC_USEROPT_CHARSET };
enum irc_state { IRC_STATE_NEW, IRC_STATE_ESTABLISHED };

struct irc_conn {

	int inbuflen;
	int inbufused;

	GString *motd;
	GString *names;
	struct _whois {
		char *nick;
		char *away;
		char *userhost;
		char *name;