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view src/mediastreamer/waveheader.h @ 12288:3897229ccb33
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" This patch fixes two serious bugs in the hidden
conversation/queuing code.
First, it removes the need to explicitly present
conversations created under queuing conditions.
Instead, when an incoming message is received and a
conversation does not exist, a hidden conversation is
created in a received-im-msg signal handler by swapping
out the create_conversation function in the gtkconv
ui_ops. This fixes a bug which could allow
conversations to be created in a hidden state when they
should be visible (i.e. buddy pounce open an im window
action). This required a second search for a
conversation in server.c after the signal is emitted.
Second, it fixes a bug which would cause gaim to crash
when quitting with a queued message. Fixing this
simplified the code a bit by removing the
private_remove_gtkconv function and instead adding a
check in gaim_gtk_conv_window_remove_gtkconv to prevent
the hidden_convwin from being destroyed when the last
conversation is removed." --charkins
committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author | Luke Schierer <lschiere@pidgin.im> |
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date | Fri, 02 Dec 2005 00:40:32 +0000 |
parents | e67993da8a22 |
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/* linphone Copyright (C) 2000 Simon MORLAT (simon.morlat@free.fr) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. */ /* the following code was taken from a free software utility that I don't remember the name. */ /* sorry */ #include <ms.h> #ifndef waveheader_h #define waveheader_h typedef struct uint16scheme { unsigned char lo_byte; unsigned char hi_byte; } uint16scheme_t; typedef struct uint32scheme { guint16 lo_int; guint16 hi_int; } uint32scheme_t; /* all integer in wav header must be read in least endian order */ inline guint16 _readuint16(guint16 a) { guint16 res; uint16scheme_t *tmp1=(uint16scheme_t*)&a; ((uint16scheme_t *)(&res))->lo_byte=tmp1->hi_byte; ((uint16scheme_t *)(&res))->hi_byte=tmp1->lo_byte; return res; } inline guint32 _readuint32(guint32 a) { guint32 res; uint32scheme_t *tmp1=(uint32scheme_t*)&a; ((uint32scheme_t *)(&res))->lo_int=_readuint16(tmp1->hi_int); ((uint32scheme_t *)(&res))->hi_int=_readuint16(tmp1->lo_int); return res; } #ifdef WORDS_BIGENDIAN #define le_uint32(a) (_readuint32((a))) #define le_uint16(a) (_readuint16((a))) #define le_int16(a) ( (gint16) _readuint16((guint16)((a))) ) #else #define le_uint32(a) (a) #define le_uint16(a) (a) #define le_int16(a) (a) #endif typedef struct _riff_t { char riff[4] ; /* "RIFF" (ASCII characters) */ guint32 len ; /* Length of package (binary, little endian) */ char wave[4] ; /* "WAVE" (ASCII characters) */ } riff_t; /* The FORMAT chunk */ typedef struct _format_t { char fmt[4] ; /* "fmt_" (ASCII characters) */ guint32 len ; /* length of FORMAT chunk (always 0x10) */ guint16 que ; /* Always 0x01 */ guint16 channel ; /* Channel numbers (0x01 = mono, 0x02 = stereo) */ guint32 rate ; /* Sample rate (binary, in Hz) */ guint32 bps ; /* Bytes Per Second */ guint16 bpsmpl ; /* bytes per sample: 1 = 8 bit Mono, 2 = 8 bit Stereo/16 bit Mono, 4 = 16 bit Stereo */ guint16 bitpspl ; /* bits per sample */ } format_t; /* The DATA chunk */ typedef struct _data_t { char data[4] ; /* "data" (ASCII characters) */ int len ; /* length of data */ } data_t; typedef struct _wave_header_t { riff_t riff_chunk; format_t format_chunk; data_t data_chunk; } wave_header_t; #define wave_header_get_rate(header) le_uint32((header)->format_chunk.rate) #define wave_header_get_channel(header) le_uint16((header)->format_chunk.channel) #endif