view libpurple/dbus-maybe.h @ 30385:9d386bf63eab

Stop using custom encodings (and LATIN-1, for that matter) for sending OSCAR messages (ICBM, chat, Direct IM). Now, we use ASCII if a message contains ASCII characters only, and UTF-16 in all other cases. That fixes #10833 (offline messages now will be sent as UTF-16) and also a whole bunch of potential problems we can get with charset 0x3. Different clients tend to interpret this charset differently; for instance, the official client always interprets it as LATIN-1, while alternative clients may decode it as some other user-specified 8-bit encoding. On the other hand, ASCII messages (charset 0x0) and UTF-16 messages (charset 0x2) are understood uniformly by all clients. I also cleaned-up the code a little (got rid of code paths that were never executed, flags that were always set, unused struct members, etc.)

/* This file contains macros that wrap calls to the purple dbus module.
   These macros call the appropriate functions if the build includes
   dbus support and do nothing otherwise.  See "dbus-server.h" for
   documentation.  */

#ifndef _PURPLE_DBUS_MAYBE_H_
#define _PURPLE_DBUS_MAYBE_H_

#ifdef HAVE_DBUS

#ifndef DBUS_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE
#define DBUS_API_SUBJECT_TO_CHANGE
#endif

#include "dbus-server.h"

/* this provides a type check */
#define PURPLE_DBUS_REGISTER_POINTER(ptr, type) { \
    type *typed_ptr = ptr; \
    purple_dbus_register_pointer(typed_ptr, PURPLE_DBUS_TYPE(type));	\
}
#define PURPLE_DBUS_UNREGISTER_POINTER(ptr) purple_dbus_unregister_pointer(ptr)

#else  /* !HAVE_DBUS */

#define PURPLE_DBUS_REGISTER_POINTER(ptr, type) { \
    if (ptr) {} \
}

#define PURPLE_DBUS_UNREGISTER_POINTER(ptr)
#define DBUS_EXPORT

#endif	/* HAVE_DBUS */

#endif