comparison src/protocols/oscar/oscar.c @ 8735:92cbf9713795

[gaim-migrate @ 9490] Patch by Jonathan Champ to corect the vairous speling mistakes we hav e in the coments and documentaion. Thansk Jonathan! committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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static gchar *oscar_encoding_extract(const char *encoding)
{
	gchar *ret = NULL;
	char *begin, *end;

	/* Make sure encoding begings with charset= */
	if (strncmp(encoding, "text/aolrtf; charset=", 21))
		return NULL;

	begin = strchr(encoding, '"');
	end = strrchr(encoding, '"');

 * so I wrote a little explanation of what happens.  I am such a 
 * ninja.
 *
 * The series of events for a file send is:
 *  -Create xfer and call gaim_xfer_request (this happens in oscar_ask_sendfile)
 *  -User chooses a file and oscar_xfer_init is called.  It establishs a 
 *   listening socket, then asks the remote user to connect to us (and 
 *   gives them the file name, port, IP, etc.)
 *  -They connect to us and we send them an AIM_CB_OFT_PROMPT (this happens 
 *   in oscar_sendfile_estblsh)
 *  -They send us an AIM_CB_OFT_ACK and then we start sending data

 *  -It connects to the remote user using the IP they gave us earlier
 *  -After connecting, they send us an AIM_CB_OFT_PROMPT.  In reply, we send 
 *   them an AIM_CB_OFT_ACK.
 *  -They begin to send us lots of raw data.
 *  -When they finish sending data we send an AIM_CB_OFT_DONE and then close 
 *   the connectionn.
 */
static void oscar_sendfile_connected(gpointer data, gint source, GaimInputCondition condition);

/*
 * Miscellaneous xfer functions

				return 1;
			}

			if (args->info.sendfile.subtype == AIM_OFT_SUBTYPE_SEND_DIR) {
				/* last char of the ft req is a star, they are sending us a
				 * directory -- remove the star and trailing slash so we dont save
				 * directories that look like 'dirname\*'  -- arl */
				char *tmp = strrchr(args->info.sendfile.filename, '\\');
				if (tmp && (tmp[1] == '*')) {
					tmp[0] = '\0';
				}

			struct aim_incomingim_ch1_args *args;
			args = va_arg(ap, struct aim_incomingim_ch1_args *);
			ret = incomingim_chan1(sess, fr->conn, userinfo, args);
		} break;

		case 2: { /* rendevous */
			struct aim_incomingim_ch2_args *args;
			args = va_arg(ap, struct aim_incomingim_ch2_args *);
			ret = incomingim_chan2(sess, fr->conn, userinfo, args);
		} break;

 * data chunks (images) appended to it.
 *
 * This function rips out all the data chunks and creates an imgstore for 
 * each one.  In order to do this, it first goes through the IM and takes 
 * out all the IMG tags.  When doing so, it rewrites the original IMG tag 
 * with one compatable with the imgstore Gaim core code. For each one, we 
 * then read in chunks of data from the end of the message and actually 
 * create the img store using the given data.
 *
 * For somewhat easy reference, here's a sample message
 * (without the whitespace and asterisks):

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static gchar *oscar_encoding_extract(const char *encoding)
{
	gchar *ret = NULL;
	char *begin, *end;

	/* Make sure encoding begins with charset= */
	if (strncmp(encoding, "text/aolrtf; charset=", 21))
		return NULL;

	begin = strchr(encoding, '"');
	end = strrchr(encoding, '"');

 * so I wrote a little explanation of what happens.  I am such a 
 * ninja.
 *
 * The series of events for a file send is:
 *  -Create xfer and call gaim_xfer_request (this happens in oscar_ask_sendfile)
 *  -User chooses a file and oscar_xfer_init is called.  It establishes a 
 *   listening socket, then asks the remote user to connect to us (and 
 *   gives them the file name, port, IP, etc.)
 *  -They connect to us and we send them an AIM_CB_OFT_PROMPT (this happens 
 *   in oscar_sendfile_estblsh)
 *  -They send us an AIM_CB_OFT_ACK and then we start sending data

 *  -It connects to the remote user using the IP they gave us earlier
 *  -After connecting, they send us an AIM_CB_OFT_PROMPT.  In reply, we send 
 *   them an AIM_CB_OFT_ACK.
 *  -They begin to send us lots of raw data.
 *  -When they finish sending data we send an AIM_CB_OFT_DONE and then close 
 *   the connection.
 */
static void oscar_sendfile_connected(gpointer data, gint source, GaimInputCondition condition);

/*
 * Miscellaneous xfer functions

				return 1;
			}

			if (args->info.sendfile.subtype == AIM_OFT_SUBTYPE_SEND_DIR) {
				/* last char of the ft req is a star, they are sending us a
				 * directory -- remove the star and trailing slash so we don't save
				 * directories that look like 'dirname\*'  -- arl */
				char *tmp = strrchr(args->info.sendfile.filename, '\\');
				if (tmp && (tmp[1] == '*')) {
					tmp[0] = '\0';
				}

			struct aim_incomingim_ch1_args *args;
			args = va_arg(ap, struct aim_incomingim_ch1_args *);
			ret = incomingim_chan1(sess, fr->conn, userinfo, args);
		} break;

		case 2: { /* rendezvous */
			struct aim_incomingim_ch2_args *args;
			args = va_arg(ap, struct aim_incomingim_ch2_args *);
			ret = incomingim_chan2(sess, fr->conn, userinfo, args);
		} break;

 * data chunks (images) appended to it.
 *
 * This function rips out all the data chunks and creates an imgstore for 
 * each one.  In order to do this, it first goes through the IM and takes 
 * out all the IMG tags.  When doing so, it rewrites the original IMG tag 
 * with one compatible with the imgstore Gaim core code. For each one, we 
 * then read in chunks of data from the end of the message and actually 
 * create the img store using the given data.
 *
 * For somewhat easy reference, here's a sample message
 * (without the whitespace and asterisks):