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author | George Hazan <george.hazan@gmail.com> | 2016-09-16 19:43:24 +0000 |
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committer | George Hazan <george.hazan@gmail.com> | 2016-09-16 19:43:24 +0000 |
commit | 0c41e6c4566fdb2d99b8a6ca1fb48859fd4a0e34 (patch) | |
tree | 700937499ee66952d1ca5b92928fc9ec3b034447 /include/delphi | |
parent | 7a7a6637021d78ad995f3e21e9743fae69bd2562 (diff) |
- chats services replaces with functions;
- chat calls switched from CallServiceSync to direct calls everywhere
git-svn-id: http://svn.miranda-ng.org/main/trunk@17305 1316c22d-e87f-b044-9b9b-93d7a3e3ba9c
Diffstat (limited to 'include/delphi')
-rw-r--r-- | include/delphi/m_api.pas | 1 | ||||
-rw-r--r-- | include/delphi/m_chat.inc | 644 |
2 files changed, 0 insertions, 645 deletions
diff --git a/include/delphi/m_api.pas b/include/delphi/m_api.pas index c20865c82c..1621e49438 100644 --- a/include/delphi/m_api.pas +++ b/include/delphi/m_api.pas @@ -194,7 +194,6 @@ var {$include m_awaymsg.inc}
{$include m_button.inc}
{$include m_button_int.inc}
- {$include m_chat.inc}
{$include m_clc.inc}
{$include m_clistint.inc}
{$include m_cluiframes.inc}
diff --git a/include/delphi/m_chat.inc b/include/delphi/m_chat.inc deleted file mode 100644 index 5ba790fe65..0000000000 --- a/include/delphi/m_chat.inc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,644 +0,0 @@ -{
-Chat module plugin for Miranda IM
-
-Copyright (C) 2003 Jörgen Persson
-
-This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
-as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
-of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
-
-This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
-GNU General Public License for more details.
-
-You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
-along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
-Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
-}
-
-{$IFNDEF M_CHAT}
-{$DEFINE M_CHAT}
-(*
- This plugin provides event driven chat rooms for protocols that wish to use it.
- It is built for IRC, which I also develop and is naturally biased towards IRC,
- but it should work very well with other protocols too. I will try to explain as
- careful as possible in this document how to use chat.dll
-
- -- General guidelines --
-
- There is ONE rule a protocol MUST follow to use this:
-
- 1. Do NOT touch hContacts that has a byte "ChatRoom" set to ANYTHING other than 0! (Could be 1, 2, 3, ...)
- This is because chat.dll adds contacts to the clist using the protocol name
- supplied by the protocol. But this will naturally not work well if the
- protocol also tampers with the contacts. The value of the byte indicates which type of
- window/contact it is (see the GCW_* flags below). There is two exceptions to this rule:
-
- * You should continue to handle the right click menu items of these
- contacts as usual, by hooking the menu prebuild hook etc. Chat.dll can not
- handle this in an efficient manner!
-
- * You should also handle when the user deletes the contact/room from the
- contact list, as the protocol will then most likely have to send some message
- to the server that the user has left the room.
-
- NOTE. Chat keeps its own copies of strings passed.
-
-
- * * Example of implementing this rule * *:
- * * This is a code snippet that is common in protocols * *:
-
-
-
- hContact = (HANDLE) CallService(MS_DB_CONTACT_FINDFIRST, 0, 0);
- while (hContact)
- {
- szProto = (AnsiChar * ) CallService(MS_PROTO_GETCONTACTBASEPROTO, (WPARAM) hContact, 0);
- if (szProto != NULL && !lstrcmpi(szProto, PROTONAME))
- {
- ... do something with the hContact here;
- }
- hContact = (HANDLE) CallService(MS_DB_CONTACT_FINDNEXT, (WPARAM) hContact, 0);
- }
-
- * * You should do this instead * *:
-
- hContact = (HANDLE) CallService(MS_DB_CONTACT_FINDFIRST, 0, 0);
- while (hContact)
- {
- szProto = (AnsiChar * ) CallService(MS_PROTO_GETCONTACTBASEPROTO, (WPARAM) hContact, 0);
- if (szProto != NULL && !lstrcmpi(szProto, PROTONAME))
- {
- if (DBGetContactSettingByte(hContact, PROTONAME, "ChatRoom", 0) == 0)
- {
- ... do something with the hContact here;
- }
- }
- hContact = (HANDLE) CallService(MS_DB_CONTACT_FINDNEXT, (WPARAM) hContact, 0);
- }
-
-
- There is not more to it than that! To recapitulate: do NOT touch contacts where the
- byte "ChatRoom" is set to anything other than 0,
-*)
-{
- OK, enough of the precautions, HOW DO YOU USE CHAT? In short you need to do FOUR things:
-
- 1. REGISTER your protocol with Chat
- Only registered protocols can use Chat
-
- 2. CREATE SESSIONS when your protocol are joining a group chat room. (One per room joined)
- These sessions will be put on the contact-list and are managed totally by chat.
- This is the reason you must obey to the "precautions" I mentioned above.
- Do not tamper directly with Chat's hContacts. Use Services provided by Chat instead.
-
- 3. SEND EVENTS to the sessions created in #3.
- These events reflect users joining/leaving/speaking etc.
-
- 4. DESTROY SESSIONS when the user leaves the room (ie the session is not needed anymore).
-
- These four points are implemented in three services: MS_GC_REGISTER, MS_GC_NEWSESSION
- and MS_GC_EVENT.
-}
-
-
-//------------------------- SERVICES ------------------------
-{
- Step 1. -- REGISTER with Chat --
-
- The first thing that a protocol need to do is register with Chat. This is best done
- when ALL modules has loaded (ME_SYSTEM_MODULESLOADED). The registration is
- needed to make sure that the protocol obey rule 1 mentioned above, but also to
- set protocol specific preferences.
-
- * Use MS_GC_REGISTER like this: CallService(MS_GC_REGISTER, 0, (LPARAM)(GCREGISTER *) &gcr;
-
- * returns 0 on success or error code on failure.
-}
-
-const
-// Flags
- GC_BOLD = $0001; //enable the 'bold' button
- GC_ITALICS = $0002; //enable the 'italics' button
- GC_UNDERLINE = $0004; //enable the 'underline' button
- GC_COLOR = $0008; //enable the 'foreground color' button
- GC_BKGCOLOR = $0010; //enable the 'background color' button
- GC_ACKMSG = $0020; //the protocol must acknowlege messages sent
- GC_TYPNOTIF = $0040; //enable typing notifications.
- GC_CHANMGR = $0080; //enable the 'channel settings' button
- GC_SINGLEFORMAT = $0100; //the protocol supports only 1 formatting per message
- GC_FONTSIZE = $0200; //enable font size selection
-
-// Error messages
- GC_REGISTER_WRONGVER = 1; //You appear to be using the wrong version of this API. Registration failed.
- GC_REGISTER_ERROR = 2; //An internal error occurred. Registration failed.
- GC_REGISTER_NOUNICODE = 3; //MS_GC_REGISTER returns this error if the Unicode version of chat
- //is not installed and GC_UNICODE is set. Registration failed
-
-// GCREGISTER struct
-type
- TGCREGISTER = record
- cbSize :int; //Set to sizeof(GCREGISTER);
- dwFlags :dword; //Use GC_* flags above to indicate features supported
- pszModule :PAnsiChar; //This MUST be the protocol name as registered with Miranda IM
- pszModuleDispName:TChar; //This is the protocol's real name as it will be displayed to the user
- iMaxText :int; //Max message length the protocol supports. Will limit the typing area input. 0 = no limit
- nColors :int; //Number of colors in the colorchooser menu for the color buttons. Max = 100
- pColors :^TCOLORREF;//pointer to the first item in a static COLORREF array containing the colors
- //that should be showed in the colorchooser menu.
- //ie: COLORREF crCols[nColors];
- // pColors = &crCols[0];
- end;
-
-const
- MS_GC_REGISTER:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/Register';
-
-{
- Step 2. -- CREATE a new SESSION --
-
- Create a new session (chat room) and set various settings related to it.
- The chat room will not be shown to the user until the 'set up' phase is
- completed and SESSION_INITDONE is sent. See the MS_GC_EVENT for that.
-
- * Use MS_GC_NEWSESSION like this: CallService(MS_GC_NEWSESSION, 0, (LPARAM)(GCSESSION *) &gcr;
-
- * returns 0 on success or error code on failure
-}
-
-
-// Session type
- GCW_CHATROOM = 1; // the session is a dedicated multi user chat room. ex "IRC channels".
- // A hContact will be added for the session
- GCW_SERVER = 2; // the session is used as a network console. ex "IRC server window"
- // A hContact will be added for the session, but it will default to being
- // hidden (on the CList)
- GCW_PRIVMESS = 3; // NOT SUPPORTED YET! the session is a 1 to 1 session, but with additional
- // support for adding more users etc. ex "MSN session".
-
-// Error messages
- GC_NEWSESSION_WRONGVER = 1; //You appear to be using the wrong version of this API.
- GC_NEWSESSION_ERROR = 2; //An internal error occurred.
-
-// GCSESSION structure
-type
- TGCSESSION = record
- cbSize :int; //Set to sizeof(GCSESSION);
- iType :int; //Use one of the GCW_* flags above to set the type of session
- pszModule :PAnsiChar; //The name of the protocol owning the session (the same as pszModule when you register)
- szName :TCHAR; //The name of the session as it will be displayed to the user
- szID :TCHAR; //The unique identifier for the session.
- szStatusbarText:TCHAR; //Optional text to set in the statusbar of the chat room window, or NULL.
- dwFlags :dword;
- dwItemData :int_ptr; //Set user defined data for this session. Retrieve it by using the GC_EVENT_GETITEMDATA event
- end;
-
-const
- MS_GC_NEWSESSION:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/NewChat';
-
-{
- Step 3 -- SEND an EVENT --
-
- Events is what drives Chat! After having created the session in Step 2
- it is time to make it work for real. Follow these guidelines:
-
- 1. Start off by telling Chat what possible statuses a user can have (in the nicklist)
- by sending GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP as many times as needed. Also supply an icon
- to go with this status. Ex "Voice status" on IRC
-
- 2.Then send "JOIN" events (GC_EVENT_JOIN) to populate the user list.
- You will need to send one event per user that should be added. As long as
- SESSION_INITDONE has not been sent these events will not show up in the log.
-
- 3.When you are done with filling the user list it is a good time to end
- the set up phase and make the window visible by calling GC_EVENT_CONTROL event
- with wParam = SESSION_INITDONE.
-
- 4.You will also want to send a GC_EVENT_CONTROL with wParam = SESSION_ONLINE to
- make the statusbar and the CList item go to "online" status
-
- You have now set up the session and made it active. A CList hContact has been added
- to the contact list and a chat room window is associated to the session. Send EVENTS to
- Chat users speaking, users joining and so on. See below for full
- list of what events are possible.
-
- IMPORTANT: For sending events you'll use the GCEVENT and GCDEST structures. A GCDEST
- structure pointer is passed inside GCEVENT and it tells Chat what event type it is
- and what session it is related to. The GCDEST structure and its members are ALWAYS
- used (but the members can be NULL in some occasions). Depending on what type of event
- you are sending, the members of GCEVENT have different usage. Each event and how to
- use the members are discussed below. The "bAddToLog" and "time" members are always valid
- and always mean the same. bAddToLog = TRUE means that the event is added to the disk log
- (at least when this makes sense). This can be used by Jabber for instance, when
- it needs to add channel history to the window, but without logging to disk.
- The "time" member is the timestamp of the event.(Tip. use the function time(NULL)
- to set the current time)
-
- NOTE. It is possible to send formatted text (bold, italics, underlined, foreground color
- and background color) to Chat by using the following identifiers in the text (pszText):
-
- %cXX - set the foreground color ( XX is the zero based decimal index of the color registered in MS_GC_REGISTER.. Always use two digits )
- %C - reset foreground color to default
- %fXX - set the background color ( XX is the zero based decimal index of the color registered in MS_GC_REGISTER.. Always use two digits )
- %F - reset the background color to default
- %b - enable bold
- %B - disable bold
- %u - enable underlined
- %U - disable underlined
- %i - enable italics
- %I - disable italics
- %r - reset all to default
- %% - escape the formatting. Translates to %
-
- IMPORTANT. If you have specified GC_COLOR or GC_BKGCOLOR when you registered you can expect to
- get these identifiers in the text you receive from Chat as well. Make sure % is ALWAYS
- translated to %% in text you send to Chat to avoid accidental formatting.
- NOTE. You will not get %cRRRGGGBBB back, instead you will get the index of the colour as
- registered with GC_REGISTER. Eg %c3 (the fourth colour of your index)
-
- * Use MS_GC_EVENT like this: CallService(MS_GC_EVENT, 0, (LPARAM)(GCEVENT *) &gce;
-
- * returns 0 on success or error code on failure
-}
-
-// * List of possible events to send to Chat. Unlisted members are not valid *
-// * for the event. Listed members are mandatory unless otherwise specified *
-
-
-// GC_EVENT_JOIN - "<pszNick> has joined" (A user is joining the session)
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier of the user
-// pszStatus - Which status does the user have. Should be a status previously
-// registered with GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP. Ex "Voice" in IRC
-// bIsMe - Set to TRUE if it is the Miranda user
-// Chat needs to know which user in the userlist that is "self"
-// It cannot highlight a message containing the "own" nick without this info
-// NOTE. if time == NULL, then the event will not be shown in the message log
- GC_EVENT_JOIN = $0001;
-
-// GC_EVENT_PART - "<pszNick> has left: <pszText>" (A user left the session)
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// pszText - Optional part message, can be NULL
- GC_EVENT_PART = $0002;
-
-// GC_EVENT_QUIT - "<pszNick> disconnected: pszText" (A user disconnected from the network)
-// pszID(in GCDEST) - Should be NULL as a disconnect event is global.
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// pszText - Optional disconnect message, can be NULL
- GC_EVENT_QUIT = $0004;
-
-// GC_EVENT_KICK - "<pszStatus> kicked <pszNick>: <pszText>" (A user is kicking another user from the room)
-// pszNick - Display name of the one being being kicked
-// pszUID - Unique identifier of the one being kicked
-// pszStatus - Name of user who is doing the kicking
-// pszText - Optional kick message, can be NULL
- GC_EVENT_KICK = $0008;
-
-// GC_EVENT_NICK - "<pszNick> is now known as <pszText>" (A user changed his name)
-// NOTE, see GC_EVENT_CHUID also
-// pszID(in GCDEST) - Should be NULL as a nick change event is global.
-// pszNick - Old display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// pszText - New display name of the user. Color codes are not valid
- GC_EVENT_NICK = $0010;
-
-// GC_EVENT_NOTICE - "Notice from <pszNick>: <pszText>" (An IRC type notice)
-// pszID(in GCDEST) - Should be NULL to send to the active window
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// pszText - Notice text
- GC_EVENT_NOTICE = $0020;
-
-// GC_EVENT_MESSAGE - "<pszNick>: <pszText> (A user is speaking)
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// bIsMe - Set to TRUE if it is the Miranda user
-// pszText - Message text.
- GC_EVENT_MESSAGE = $0040;
-
-// GC_EVENT_TOPIC - "Topic is <pszText> (Set by: <pszNick>" (The room topic was changed/set)
-// pszNick - Optional display name of who set the topic, can be NULL
-// pszUID - Optional unique identifier of who set the topic, can be NULL
-// pszText - Topic text
- GC_EVENT_TOPIC = $0080;
-
-// GC_EVENT_INFORMATION (Informational text) Ex a server response to a /WHO command in IRC
-// pszID(in GCDEST) - NULL to send to the active window
-// pszText - Information text
- GC_EVENT_INFORMATION = $0100;
-
-// GC_EVENT_ACTION - "<pszNick> <pszText>" (An IRC Style action event)
-// pszNick - Display name
-// pszUID - Unique identifier
-// bIsMe - Set to TRUE if it is the Miranda user
-// pszText - Message text.
- GC_EVENT_ACTION = $0200;
-
-// GC_EVENT_ADDSTATUS - "<pszText> enables '<pszStatus>' for <pszNick>" (A status change has occured for a user)
-// NOTE. Status changes are cumulative. The user will show in the nicklist with the highest status received.
-// Ex, IRC users can have "Op" and "Voice" statuses simultaneously but s/he will be displayed as "Op"
-// pszNick - Display name of the one who receives a new status
-// pszUID - Unique identifier of the one who receives a new status
-// pszText - The display name of the one who is setting the status. Color codes are not valid
-// pszStatus - The status. Should be a status previously
-// registered with GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP. Ex "Voice" in IRC
- GC_EVENT_ADDSTATUS = $0400;
-
-// GC_EVENT_REMOVESTATUS - "<pszText> disables '<pszStatus>' for <pszNick>" (A status change has occured for a user)
-// NOTE. Status changes are cumulative. The user will show in the nicklist with the highest status received.
-// Ex, IRC users can have "Op" and "Voice" statuses simultaneously but s/he will be displayed as "Op"
-// pszNick - Display name of the one who got a status mode disabled
-// pszUID - Unique identifier of the one who got a status mode disabled
-// pszText - The display name of the one disabling the status. Color codes are not valid
-// pszStatus - The status. Should be a status previously
-// registered with GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP. Ex "Voice" in IRC
- GC_EVENT_REMOVESTATUS = $0800;
-
-// GC_EVENT_CHUID - not shown in the log (Change the unique identifier of a contact)
-// pszID(in GCDEST) - Should be NULL as a unique id's are global.
-// pszUID - The current unique identifier
-// pszText - The new unique identifier. Color codes are not valid
- GC_EVENT_CHUID = $1000;
-
-// GC_EVENT_CHANGESESSIONAME - not shown in the log (Change the display name of a session)
-// pszText - The new name. Color codes are not valid
- GC_EVENT_CHANGESESSIONAME = $1001;
-
-// GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP - not shown in the log (Add a possible status mode to the nicklist, ex IRC uses "Op", "Voice", "Normal" etc )
-// NOTE. When adding several statuses, start with the highest status
-// pszStatus - The new group name
-// dwItemData - Optional HICON handle to a 10x10 icon. Set to NULL to use the built in icons.
- GC_EVENT_ADDGROUP = $1002;
-
-// GC_EVENT_SETITEMDATA & GC_EVENT_SETITEMDATA - not shown in the log (Get/Set the user defined data of a session)
-// dwItemData - The itemdata to set or get
- GC_EVENT_SETITEMDATA = $1003;
- GC_EVENT_GETITEMDATA = $1004;
-
-// GC_EVENT_SETSBTEXT - not shown in the log (Set the text of the statusbar for a chat room window)
-// pszText - Statusbar text. Color codes are not valid
- GC_EVENT_SETSBTEXT = $1006;
-
-// GC_EVENT_ACK - not shown in the log (Acknowledge a outgoing message, when GC_ACKMSG is set
- GC_EVENT_ACK = $1007;
-
-// GC_EVENT_SENDMESSAGE - not shown in the log ("Fake" a message from a chat room as if the user had typed it). Used by IRC to broadcast /AME and /AMSG messages
-// pszText - The text
- GC_EVENT_SENDMESSAGE = $1008;
-
-// GC_EVENT_SETSTATUSEX - not shown in the log (Space or tab delimited list of pszUID's to indicate as away).
-// Used by IRC to mark users as away in the nicklist. If UIDs can contain spaces, use tabs
-// pszText - Space or tab delimited list of pszUID's
-
- GC_SSE_ONLYLISTED = $0001; // processes only listed contacts, resets all contacts otherwise
- GC_SSE_ONLINE = $0002; // displays a contact online, otherwise away
- GC_SSE_TABDELIMITED = $0004; // use tabs as delimiters
- GC_SSE_OFFLINE = $0008; // displays a contact offline, otherwise away
-
- GC_EVENT_SETSTATUSEX = $1009;
-
-
-// GC_EVENT_SETCONTACTSTATUS - sets status icon for contact
-// pszUID - Unique identifier of the one who receives a new status
-// pszStatus - (dword)ID_STATUS_* or zero to remove status icon
- GC_EVENT_SETCONTACTSTATUS = $100A;
-
-// GC_EVENT_CONTROL - not shown in the log (Control window associated to a session and the session itself)
-// NOTE 1: No members of GCEVENT are used, send one of the below flags in wParam instead,
-// Ex CallService(GC_EVENT_CONTROL, SESSION_INITDONE, (LPARAM)&gce);
-// NOTE 2: The first four control events are the only ones you should use most likely!
-// The ones below them are used by IRC to join channels hidden or maximized and show the server window from the system menu.
-// The SESSION_VISIBLE, SESSION_HIDDEN, SESSION_MAXIMIZE and SESSION_MINIMIZE events CAN replace SESSION_INITDONE but I urge you not to
-// do that as it will override any settings the user has made in the Chat options
-// NOTE 3: If pszID (of GCDEST) = NULL then this message will be broadcasted to all sessions, which can be usefule for terminating
-// all sessions when the protocol was disconnected
- SESSION_INITDONE = 1; //send this when the session is fully set up (all users have ben added to the nicklist)
- SESSION_TERMINATE = 7; //send to terminate a session and close the window associated with it
- SESSION_OFFLINE = 8; //send to set the session as "online" (hContact is set to Online etc)
- SESSION_ONLINE = 9; //send to set the session as "offline" (hContact is set to Offline etc)
-//------------
- WINDOW_VISIBLE = 2; //make the room window visible
- WINDOW_HIDDEN = 3; //close the room window. Session is not terminated.
- WINDOW_MAXIMIZE = 4; //make the room window maximized
- WINDOW_MINIMIZE = 5; //make the room window minimized
- WINDOW_CLEARLOG = 6; //clear the log of the room window
-
- GC_EVENT_CONTROL = $1005;
-
-// Error messages
- GC_EVENT_WRONGVER = 1; //You appear to be using the wrong version of this API.
- GC_EVENT_ERROR = 2; //An internal error occurred.
-
-// The GCDEST structure. It is passed to Chat inside GCEVENT.
-type
- PGCDEST = ^TGCDEST;
- TGCDEST = record
- pszModule:PAnsiChar; //Name of the protocol (same as you registered with)
- szID :TCHAR; //Unique identifier of the session, or NULL to broadcast to all sessions as specified above
- iType :int; //Use GC_EVENT_* as defined above. Only one event per service call.
- end;
-
-// The GCEVENT structure
-type
- TGCEVENT = record
- cbSize :int; // Set to sizeof(GCEVENT);
- pDest :PGCDEST; // pointer to a GCDEST structure which specifies the session to receive the event
- szText :TCHAR; // usage depends on type of event, max 2048 characters
- szNick :TCHAR; // usage depends on type of event
- szUID :TCHAR; // usage depends on type of event, Do NOT use spaces for unique user identifiers.
- szStatus :TCHAR; // usage depends on type of event
- szUserInfo:TCHAR; // Additional user information that is displayed after the nickname.
- // IRC use it to display a hostmask for JOIN, PART (and more) events.
- bIsMe :bool; // Is this event from the Miranda user?
- dwFlags :dword; // event flags: GCEF_ADDTOLOG, GC_UNICODE
-
- // FALSE any other time than when initializing the window (before sending SESSION_INITDONE)
- dwItemData:int_ptr; // User specified data.
- time :dword; // Timestamp of the event
- end;
-
-const
- MS_GC_EVENT:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/NewEvent';
-
-// This hook is fired when MS_GC_EVENT is called, with the same wParam and lParam as above.
-// It allows external plugins to intercept chat events and display then in other ways
- ME_GC_HOOK_EVENT:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/HookEvent';
-
-
- GCEF_ADDTOLOG = $0001;
- GCEF_REMOVECONTACT = $0002;
-// Added in Miranda NG 0.94.4+
- GCEF_NOTNOTIFY = $0004;
-
-// OK! That was about everything that you need to know about for operating Chat in a basic way.
-// There are however some more things you will need to know about. Some you may use and some you may not need,
-
-{
- -- GETTING info about a SESSION or session data --
-
- Use this service to get information on different aspects of the sessions that are registered with Chat.
-
- * Use MS_GC_GETINFO like this: CallService(MS_GC_GETSESSIONCOUNT, 0, (LPARAM)(AnsiChar *) pszModule);
-
- * returns -1 on failure and the sessioncount on success
-}
- MS_GC_GETSESSIONCOUNT:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/GetCount';
-
-{
- -- GETTING info about a SESSION or session data --
-
- Use this service to get information on different aspects of the sessions that are registered with Chat.
-
- * Use MS_GC_GETINFO like this: CallService(MS_GC_GETINFO, 0, (LPARAM)(GC_INFO *) &gci;
-
- * returns 0 on success or error code on failure
-}
-
-// Flags
- GCF_BYINDEX = $0001; // iItem is valid and should contain the index of the session to get
- GCF_BYID = $0002; // pszID is valid and should contain the ID of the session to get. This is the default if no
- GCF_HCONTACT = $0004; // hContact is valid
- GCF_DATA = $0008; // wItemData is valid
- GCF_ID = $0010; // pszID is valid.
- GCF_NAME = $0020; // pszName is valid
- GCF_ITYPE = $0040; // iType is valid
- GCF_COUNT = $0080; // iCount is valid
- GCF_USERS = $0100; // pszUsers is valid
-
-// The GC_INFO structure
-type
- TGC_INFO = record
- Flags :dword; // use a combination of the above flags
- iItem :int; // session type (GCW_*)
- iType :int; // session type (GCW_*)
- pszModule :PAnsiChar; // the module name as registered in MS_GC_REGISTER
- pszID :TCHAR; // unique ID of the session
- pszName :TCHAR; // display name of the session
- dwItemData:int_ptr; // user specified data.
- iCount :int; // count of users in the nicklist
- pszUsers :PAnsiChar; // space separated string containing the UID's of the users in the user list.
- // NOTE. Use Mirandas mmi_free() on the returned string.
- hContact :TMCONTACT; // hContact for the session (can be NULL)
- end;
-
-const
- MS_GC_GETINFO:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/GetInfo';
-
-//------------------------- HOOKS ------------------------
-{
- -- user interaction --
- Hook this to receive notifications about when user take actions in a chat room window.
- Check for the below flags to find out what type of user interaction it is. See the
- to find out which members of GCHOOK that are valid.
-
- * wParam=0
- * lParam=(LPARAM)(GCEVENT *)pgch
-
- * Returning nonzero from your hook will stop other hooks from being called.
-}
- GC_USER_MESSAGE = 1; // user sent a message, with \n delimiting lines, pszText contains the text.
- GC_USER_CHANMGR = 2; // user clicked the settings button in a chat room
- GC_USER_LOGMENU = 3; // user has selected a message log menu item, dwData is valid. See ME_GC_BUILDMENU
- GC_USER_NICKLISTMENU = 4; // user has selected a userlist menu item, valid members: dwData. See ME_GC_BUILDMENU
- GC_USER_TYPNOTIFY = 5; // NOT IMPLEMENTED YET! user is typing
- GC_USER_PRIVMESS = 6; // user requests to send a private message to a user. pszUID is valid
- GC_SESSION_TERMINATE = 7; // the session is about to be terminated, the "user defined data" is passed in dwData, which can be good free'ing any allocated memory.
- GC_USER_LEAVE = 8; // user requests to leave the session
- GC_USER_CLOSEWND = 9; // user closed the window (this is usually not an indication that the protocol
- // should take action, but MSN may want to terminate the session here)
-
- ME_GC_EVENT:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/OutgoingEvent';
-
-type
- TGCHOOK = record
- pDest :PGCDEST; // pointer to a GCDEST structure which specifies from which session the hook was triggered
- szText:TCHAR; // usage depends on type of event
- szUID :TCHAR; // unique identifier, usage depends on type of event
- dwData:int_ptr; // user defined data, usage depends on type of event}
- end;
-
-{
- -- Build the pop up menus --
- The user wants to show a right click (popup) menu and your protocol should tell what
- items should be added to the menu. You should create a static array of struct gc_item's.
- When you get this notification you should set "nItems" to the number of gc_item's
- you want to show on the user's popup menu and then set the "Item" member to point to that array.
-
- * wParam=0
- * lParam=(LPARAM)(GCMENUITEM *)gcmi
-
- Returning nonzero from your hook will stop other hooks from being called.
-}
-const
-// type of item to add to the popup menu
- MENU_NEWPOPUP = 1; // add submenu
- MENU_POPUPITEM = 2; // add item to current submenu
- MENU_POPUPSEPARATOR = 3; // add separator to current submenu
- MENU_SEPARATOR = 4; // add separator to menu
- MENU_ITEM = 5; // add item
- MENU_POPUPCHECK = 6; // add checked item to current submenu
- MENU_CHECK = 7; // add checked item
- MENU_POPUPHMENU = 8; // add custom submenu to current submenu, use dwID to specify HMENU
- MENU_HMENU = 9; // add custom submenu, use dwID to specify HMENU
-
-// type of menu that is being requested
- MENU_ON_LOG = 1; // pop up menu on the message log
- MENU_ON_NICKLIST = 2; // pop up menu on the user list
-
-// contains info on a menuitem to be added
-type
- pgc_item = ^tgc_item;
- tgc_item = record
- szDesc :TCHAR; // Textual description of the menu item to add
- dwID :dword; // when/if the user selects this menu item this
- // value will be returned via the above hook, GC_USER_LOGMENU
- // or GC_USER_NICKLISTMENU. Must not be 0 and must be unique.
- uType :int; // What kind of menu item is it? Use MENU_* flags above
- bDisabled:bool; // should the menu item be shown as disabled
- end;
-
-type
- TGCMENUITEMS = record
- pszModule:PAnsiChar; // Contains the protocol name, do NOT change.
- pszID :TCHAR; // The unique identifier of the session that triggered the hook, do NOT change.
- pszUID :TCHAR; // Contains the unique identifier if Type = MENU_ON_NICKLIST. do NOT change.
- _Type :int; // Type of menu. MENU_ON_* flags used. do NOT change.
- nItems :int; // Set this to the number of menu items you want to add
- Item :pgc_item; // pointer to the first in the array of gc_item's
- end;
-
-const
- ME_GC_BUILDMENU:PAnsiChar = 'GChat/BuildMenu';
-
-(*
- * Example of how to add 2 items to the popup menu for the userlist *
-
- GCMENUITEMS *gcmi= (GCMENUITEMS* ) lParam;
- if (gcmi->Type == MENU_ON_NICKLIST)
- {
- static struct gc_item Item[] = {
- {Translate("User &details"), 1, MENU_ITEM, FALSE},
- {Translate("&Op"), 2, MENU_POPUPITEM, FALSE},
- };
-
- gcmi->nItems = sizeof(Item)/sizeof(Item[0]);
- gcmi->Item = &Item[0];
- gcmi->Item[gcmi->nItems-1].bDisabled = bFlag;
-
- return 0;
- }
-*)
-
-{
- Get Chat ToolTip Text for buddy
- wParam = (WPARAM)(TCHAR*) roomID parentdat->ptszID
- lParam = (WPARAM)(TCHAR*) userID ui1->pszUID
- result (int)(TCHAR*)mir_tstrdup("tooltip text")
- returns pointer to text of tooltip and starts owns it
-}
- MS_GC_PROTO_GETTOOLTIPTEXT = '/GetChatToolTipText';
-
-{$ENDIF}
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