annotate libpurple/protocols/jabber/si.h @ 30430:351d07aefb09

Kill off many dead assignments and any useless remaining variables. I think some of those QQ ones were actual logic errors, too. Let me know if there were any side-effects that were cut.

/**
 * @file si.h SI transfer functions
 *
 * purple
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 */
#ifndef PURPLE_JABBER_SI_H_
#define PURPLE_JABBER_SI_H_

#include "ft.h"

#include "jabber.h"

void jabber_bytestreams_parse(JabberStream *js, const char *from,
                              JabberIqType type, const char *id, xmlnode *query);
void jabber_si_parse(JabberStream *js, const char *from, JabberIqType type,
                     const char *id, xmlnode *si);
PurpleXfer *jabber_si_new_xfer(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who);
void jabber_si_xfer_send(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *who, const char *file);
void jabber_si_init(void);
void jabber_si_uninit(void);

#endif /* PURPLE_JABBER_SI_H_ */