comparison console/gntplugin.h @ 14725:62366c6a10eb

[gaim-migrate @ 17479] Make sure plugins are marked not-loadable if their ui-requirement can't be met. You are going to need to rebuild all the non-core plugins. The UI specific plugins for Gaim specifies their ui-requirement in the plugin structure. So it'd make sense to load such plugins only if the ui-requirement can be met. As it happens, gntgf (a gnt-plugin for gaim-text) can be loaded from Gaim, which has been reported to have caused Gaim to freeze. gntgf does mark itself as a gnt-plugin. So I think it should be upto libgaim to make sure plugins are marked not-loadable if the ui-requirements can not be met. This commit does exactly that. In doing so, it changes the string plugins use to specify their ui-requirement (the change is from "gtk" to GAIM_GTK_UI -- which is "gtk-gaim"). So this will require all the non-core plugins to be rebuilt. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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#include <plugin.h>

#include <string.h>

/**********************************************************************
 * @name GNT Plugins API
 **********************************************************************/
/*@{*/

typedef GntWidget* (*GGPluginFrame) ();

/* Guess where these came from */
#define GAIM_GNT_PLUGIN_TYPE "gnt"

/**
 * Decide whether a plugin is a GNT-plugin.
 */
#define GAIM_IS_GNT_PLUGIN(plugin) \

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#include <plugin.h>

#include <string.h>

#include "gntgaim.h"

/**********************************************************************
 * @name GNT Plugins API
 **********************************************************************/
/*@{*/

typedef GntWidget* (*GGPluginFrame) ();

/* Guess where these came from */
#define GAIM_GNT_PLUGIN_TYPE GAIM_GNT_UI

/**
 * Decide whether a plugin is a GNT-plugin.
 */
#define GAIM_IS_GNT_PLUGIN(plugin) \