comparison libpurple/protocols/oscar/oscar.h @ 30376:50d472b3d752

Fixed a bug I accidentally introduced in fb1ab831dedebf45ea50b6f87bfc00265a0115ef. We now have two different set_perm_deny()'s with different semantics (the ICQ one controls visibility, the AIM one, blocking), but purple_ssi_parselist() always called the ICQ one, no matter what is the current account. I've also changed the names of functions to make the distinction clearer.

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/* authorization.c - OSCAR authorization requests */
void oscar_auth_sendrequest(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *name);
void oscar_auth_sendrequest_menu(PurpleBlistNode *node, gpointer ignored);
void oscar_auth_recvrequest(PurpleConnection *gc, gchar *name, gchar *nick, gchar *reason);

struct buddyinfo
{
	gboolean typingnot;
	guint32 ipaddr;

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/* authorization.c - OSCAR authorization requests */
void oscar_auth_sendrequest(PurpleConnection *gc, const char *name);
void oscar_auth_sendrequest_menu(PurpleBlistNode *node, gpointer ignored);
void oscar_auth_recvrequest(PurpleConnection *gc, gchar *name, gchar *nick, gchar *reason);

void oscar_set_aim_permdeny(PurpleConnection *gc);

struct buddyinfo
{
	gboolean typingnot;
	guint32 ipaddr;