view src/protocols/msn/cmdproc.h @ 13131:47ecef83e2e1

[gaim-migrate @ 15493] A lot of our conversation code assumes that conv->account != NULL. This is a completely invalid assumption. If you have a conversation open on an account, and you delete the account, Gaim should leave the conversation window open and set the account to NULL and handle everything appropriately. Currently it does not, and that makes me a little unhappy. To reproduce this: 1. Open a conversation with someone 2. Delete the account that you're sending messages from 3. Watch the assertion failures scroll by in the debug window committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/**
 * @file cmdproc.h MSN command processor functions
 *
 * gaim
 *
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 * source distribution.
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 *
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 */
#ifndef _MSN_CMDPROC_H_
#define _MSN_CMDPROC_H_

typedef struct _MsnCmdProc MsnCmdProc;

#include "session.h"
#include "servconn.h"
#include "error.h"
#include "command.h"
#include "table.h"
#include "history.h"

struct _MsnCmdProc
{
	MsnSession *session;
	MsnServConn *servconn;

	GQueue *txqueue;

	MsnCommand *last_cmd;

	MsnTable *cbs_table;

	MsnHistory *history;

	void *data; /**< Extra data, like the switchboard. */
};

MsnCmdProc *msn_cmdproc_new(MsnSession *session);
void msn_cmdproc_destroy(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc);

void msn_cmdproc_process_queue(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc);

void msn_cmdproc_send_trans(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc, MsnTransaction *trans);
void msn_cmdproc_queue_trans(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc,
							 MsnTransaction *trans);
void msn_cmdproc_send(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc, const char *command,
					  const char *format, ...);
void msn_cmdproc_send_quick(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc, const char *command,
							const char *format, ...);

void msn_cmdproc_process_msg(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc,
							 MsnMessage *msg);
void msn_cmdproc_process_cmd(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc, MsnCommand *cmd);
void msn_cmdproc_process_cmd_text(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc, const char *command);
void msn_cmdproc_process_payload(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc,
								 char *payload, int payload_len);

void msn_cmdproc_disconnect(MsnCmdProc *cmdproc);

#endif /* _MSN_CMDPROC_H_ */