view src/protocols/msn/slpmsg.h @ 9550:de83d2cb87a4

[gaim-migrate @ 10379] " When unqueuing messages and "sounds while away" is set, Gaim will play a message receieved for every message unqueued. If there are a large number of messages, my SB Audigy tries playing them all and ends up creating a crackly ugly sound. Friends of mine have complained about this as well. This patch fixes that by making sure sounds are disabled when unqueuing messages. Sounds will be re-enabled afterwards if necessary. Something to note is that playing the sounds when unqueuing messages crashes Gaim on occasion, with about 50% success. After applying this patch, the crashes stopped. The backtrace isn't particularly helpful...it's all question marks and valgrind doesn't say much either. Crash or no crash though, this eliminates annoying behavior so that is probably more important. I originally fixed this for my plugin AutoProfile, but since they use similar code for queuing messages, it would be nice if Gaim has it as well :)" --Casey Ho committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

/**
 * @file slpmsg.h SLP Message functions
 *
 * gaim
 *
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 * source distribution.
 *
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 *
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 *
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 */
#ifndef _MSN_SLPMSG_H_
#define _MSN_SLPMSG_H_

typedef struct _MsnSlpMessage MsnSlpMessage;

#include "slpsession.h"
#include "slpcall.h"
#include "slplink.h"
#include "session.h"
#include "msg.h"

#include "slp.h"

struct _MsnSlpMessage
{
	MsnSlpSession *slpsession;
	MsnSlpCall *slpcall;
	MsnSlpLink *slplink;
	MsnSession *session;

	long session_id;
	long id;
	long ack_id;
	long ack_sub_id;
	long long ack_size;
	long app_id;

	gboolean sip;
#if 0
	gboolean wasted;
#endif
	long flags;

	FILE *fp;
	char *buffer;
	long long offset;
	long long size;

	MsnMessage *msg; /* The temporary real message that will be sent */

#ifdef DEBUG_SLP
	char *info;
	gboolean text_body;
#endif
};

MsnSlpMessage *msn_slpmsg_new(MsnSlpLink *slplink);
void msn_slpmsg_destroy(MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg);
void msn_slpmsg_set_body(MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg, const char *body,
						 long long size);
void msn_slpmsg_open_file(MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg,
						  const char *file_name);
MsnSlpMessage * msn_slpmsg_sip_new(MsnSlpCall *slpcall, int cseq,
								   const char *header,
								   const char *branch,
								   const char *content_type,
								   const char *content);

#ifdef DEBUG_SLP
const void msn_slpmsg_show(MsnMessage *msg);
#endif

#endif /* _MSN_SLPMSG_H_ */