view libpurple/protocols/jabber/usertune.h @ 28682:d9eb51a3a3a2

jabber: Don't try to pull a photo out of the <PHOTO/> cdata. When the data from the server looks literally like: <PHOTO> <TYPE>image/jpeg</TYPE> <BINVAL></BINVAL> </PHOTO> xmlnode_get_data(photo_node) will contain (whitespace) data, but in no way is it a base64-encoded image. I can't find any reference to clients distributing avatars in that way in the XEP or the RFC.

/*
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#ifndef PURPLE_JABBER_USERTUNE_H_
#define PURPLE_JABBER_USERTUNE_H_

#include "jabber.h"

/* Implementation of XEP-0118 */

typedef struct _PurpleJabberTuneInfo PurpleJabberTuneInfo;
struct _PurpleJabberTuneInfo {
	char *artist;
	char *title;
	char *album;
	char *track; /* either the index of the track in the album or the URL for a stream */
	int time; /* in seconds, -1 for unknown */
	char *url;
};

void jabber_tune_init(void);

void jabber_tune_set(PurpleConnection *gc, const PurpleJabberTuneInfo *tuneinfo);

#endif /* PURPLE_JABBER_USERTUNE_H_ */