view src/protocols/msn/slpsession.h @ 11620:fbc4eeab2227

[gaim-migrate @ 13894] this lets you leave a highlighted tab by control-tab (forward) or control-shift-tab (backwards). its not 100% intuitive though, because it leaves the tab highlighed, which means that in the case of 1 highlighted tab, the current one, you will leave the tab on the first control-tab, then immediately return to it on the second one. For this reason, removing the highlighting of current tabs would be a better permanent solution. In talking with Tim however, he suggested we do both, on the off chance we change our minds about the tab highlighting and go back to the autoswitching. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/**
 * @file slpsession.h SLP Session functions
 *
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#ifndef _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_
#define _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_

typedef struct _MsnSlpSession MsnSlpSession;

#include "slpcall.h"
#include "slpsession.h"
#include "slpmsg.h"

struct _MsnSlpSession
{
	/* MsnSlpLink *slplink; */
	MsnSlpCall *slpcall;

	long id;

	long app_id;
	char *call_id;
};

MsnSlpSession *msn_slp_session_new(MsnSlpCall *slpcall);
void msn_slp_session_destroy(MsnSlpSession *slpsession);
void msn_slpsession_send_slpmsg(MsnSlpSession *slpsession,
								MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg);
#endif /* _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_ */