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I went through all our calls to purple_notify_user_info_add_pair() and
checked whether they should be purple_notify_user_info_add_pair_plaintext(),
instead. If it wasn't immediately obvious one way or the other then I
left a comment to investigate. I suspect there are still a lot of places
where we should use the _plaintext function to escape the value.
author | Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net> |
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date | Mon, 22 Aug 2011 01:53:37 +0000 |
parents | c8f91310bfbf |
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#ifndef TESTS_H # define TESTS_H #include "../purple.h" #include <check.h> /* define the test suites here */ /* remember to add the suite to the runner in check_libpurple.c */ Suite * master_suite(void); Suite * cipher_suite(void); Suite * jabber_caps_suite(void); Suite * jabber_digest_md5_suite(void); Suite * jabber_jutil_suite(void); Suite * jabber_scram_suite(void); Suite * oscar_util_suite(void); Suite * yahoo_util_suite(void); Suite * util_suite(void); Suite * xmlnode_suite(void); /* helper macros */ #define assert_int_equal(expected, actual) { \ fail_if(expected != actual, "Expected '%d' but got '%d'", expected, actual); \ } #define assert_string_equal(expected, actual) { \ const gchar *a = actual; \ fail_unless(strcmp(expected, a) == 0, "Expected '%s' but got '%s'", expected, a); \ } #define assert_string_equal_free(expected, actual) { \ gchar *b = actual; \ assert_string_equal(expected, b); \ g_free(b); \ } #endif /* ifndef TESTS_H */