view libpurple/protocols/qq/send_file.h @ 30018:7ed0ddbdd2a8

Use an inline RC style to get rid of some other padding to make the small buttons even smaller, as suggested by Paradox on trac, and nicked from nautilus. Refs #8727.

/**
 * @file send_file.h
 *
 * purple
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 */

#ifndef _QQ_QQ_SEND_FILE_H_
#define _QQ_QQ_SEND_FILE_H_

#include "ft.h"
#include "qq.h"

typedef struct _ft_info {
	guint32 to_uid;
	guint16 send_seq;
	guint8 file_session_key[QQ_KEY_LENGTH];
	guint8 conn_method;
	guint32 remote_internet_ip;
	guint16 remote_internet_port;
	guint16 remote_major_port;
	guint32 remote_real_ip;
	guint16 remote_minor_port;
	guint32 local_internet_ip;
	guint16 local_internet_port;
	guint16 local_major_port;
	guint32 local_real_ip;
	guint16 local_minor_port;
	/* we use these to control the packets sent or received */
	guint32 fragment_num;
	guint32 fragment_len;
	/* The max index of sending/receiving fragment
	 * for sender, it is the lower bolder of a slide window for sending
	 * for receiver, it seems that packets having a fragment index lower
	 * than max_fragment_index have been received already
	 */
	guint32 max_fragment_index;
	guint32 window;

	/* It seems that using xfer's function is not enough for our
	 * transfer module. So I will use our own structure instead
	 * of xfer provided
	 */
	int major_fd;
	int minor_fd;
	int sender_fd;
	int recv_fd;
	FILE *dest_fp;
	/* guint8 *buffer; */
	gboolean use_major;
} ft_info;

void qq_process_recv_file_accept(guint8 *data, gint data_len, guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_reject(guint8 *data, gint data_len, guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_cancel(guint8 *data, gint data_len, guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_request(guint8 *data, gint data_len, guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
void qq_process_recv_file_notify(guint8 *data, gint data_len, guint32 sender_uid, PurpleConnection *gc);
gboolean qq_can_receive_file(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who);
void qq_send_file(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who, const char *file);
gint qq_get_conn_info(ft_info *info, guint8 *data);
gint qq_fill_conn_info(guint8 *data, ft_info *info);
gssize _qq_xfer_write(const guint8 *buf, size_t len, PurpleXfer *xfer);

#endif