view libpurple/plugins/perl/common/Signal.xs @ 25262:df6d3c3574ce

Make Purple::PluginPref->get_bounds be more perl-like. It no longer expects to be called as: $ppref->get_bounds($min, $max) or $ppref->get_bounds(\$min, \$max) (I'm not even sure which one of those was intended to be correct, but apparently they both crash.) It now expects to be called like this: my ($min, $max) = $ppref->get_bounds();

#include "module.h"
#include "../perl-handlers.h"

MODULE = Purple::Signal  PACKAGE = Purple::Signal  PREFIX = purple_signal_
PROTOTYPES: ENABLE

void
purple_signal_connect_priority(instance, signal, plugin, callback, priority, data = 0)
	Purple::Handle instance
	const char *signal
	Purple::Plugin plugin
	SV *callback
	int priority
	SV *data
CODE:
	purple_perl_signal_connect(plugin, instance, signal, callback, data, priority);

void
purple_signal_connect(instance, signal, plugin, callback, data = 0)
	Purple::Handle instance
	const char *signal
	Purple::Plugin plugin
	SV *callback
	SV *data
CODE:
	purple_perl_signal_connect(plugin, instance, signal, callback, data, PURPLE_SIGNAL_PRIORITY_DEFAULT);

void
purple_signal_disconnect(instance, signal, plugin)
	Purple::Handle instance
	const char *signal
	Purple::Plugin plugin
CODE:
	purple_perl_signal_disconnect(plugin, instance, signal);