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[gaim-migrate @ 10017] a yahoo japan patch from wing: 1. Recognize ISO2022 in Subject header 2. Go to mail.yahoo.co.jp if account is marked as "Yahoo Japan" 3. Make profiles.yahoo.co.jp a #define and use it in yahoo_profile.c I poked at it myself some too, to make it give the right profile url in the get info box for yahoo japan. I also added a new macro to connection.h to check if a connection is valid. I'm not very good at macros, however, and used its argument twice. Someone should fix that :) committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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/**
 * Process ymsg file receive invites.
 */
void yahoo_process_filetransfer(GaimConnection *gc, struct yahoo_packet *pkt);

/**
 * Send a file.
 *
 * @param gc The GaimConnection handle.
 * @param who Who are we sending it to?
 * @param file What file?
 */
void yahoo_send_file(GaimConnection *gc, const char *who, const char *file);

/**
 * Sends a file, that the user chooses after this call.
 *
 * @param gc The GaimConnection.
 * @param who Who are we going to send a file to?
 */
void yahoo_ask_send_file(GaimConnection *gc, const char *who);