annotate src/protocols/yahoo/yahoo_friend.h @ 13925:60f39c405dff

[gaim-migrate @ 16442] It is currently possible for yourself to not show up in your own buddy list at signon with Jabber. To reproduce: 1. Sign on and add yourself to your buddy list 2. Sign off and exit Gaim 3. Delete your blist.xml 4. Sign on The same bug would also appear when signing into your Jabber account using Gaim for the first time. Normally this works because the Jabber PRPL fakes showing your status whenever jabber_presence_send() is called. However, the call to jabber_presence_send() can happen BEFORE we receive the roster from the server (it usually does, I think) so the PRPL tries to set the status for yourself, but your GaimBuddy node doesn't exist yet. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/**
 * @file yahoo_friend.h The Yahoo! protocol plugin YahooFriend object
 *
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#ifndef _YAHOO_FRIEND_H_
#define _YAHOO_FRIEND_H_

#include "yahoo.h"
#include "yahoo_packet.h"

typedef enum {
	YAHOO_PRESENCE_DEFAULT = 0,
	YAHOO_PRESENCE_ONLINE,
	YAHOO_PRESENCE_PERM_OFFLINE
} YahooPresenceVisibility;

/* these are called friends instead of buddies mainly so I can use variables
 * named f and not confuse them with variables named b
 */
typedef struct _YahooFriend {
	enum yahoo_status status;
	char *msg;
	char *game;
	int idle;
	int away;
	gboolean sms;
	char *ip;
	gboolean bicon_sent_request;
	YahooPresenceVisibility presence;
} YahooFriend;

YahooFriend *yahoo_friend_find(GaimConnection *gc, const char *name);
YahooFriend *yahoo_friend_find_or_new(GaimConnection *gc, const char *name);

void yahoo_friend_set_ip(YahooFriend *f, const char *ip);
const char *yahoo_friend_get_ip(YahooFriend *f);

void yahoo_friend_set_game(YahooFriend *f, const char *game);
const char *yahoo_friend_get_game(YahooFriend *f);

void yahoo_friend_set_status_message(YahooFriend *f, char *msg);
const char *yahoo_friend_get_status_message(YahooFriend *f);

void yahoo_friend_set_buddy_icon_need_request(YahooFriend *f, gboolean needs);
gboolean yahoo_friend_get_buddy_icon_need_request(YahooFriend *f);

void yahoo_friend_free(gpointer p);

void yahoo_process_presence(GaimConnection *gc, struct yahoo_packet *pkt);
void yahoo_friend_update_presence(GaimConnection *gc, const char *name,
		YahooPresenceVisibility presence);

#endif /* _YAHOO_FRIEND_H_ */