VypressChat added (not adopted)

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diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/AUTHORS b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/AUTHORS
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+Saulius Menkevicius (bob at nulis dot lt)

diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/COPYING b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/COPYING
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diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/CREDITS b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/CREDITS
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+Thanks goes to:

+

+- m3x for his IRC protocol source, Chat module SDK and help which

+  made vqchat plugins possible;

+

+- Christopher Clark, for his hashtable routines.

+

+- Miranda-IM developer crew on miranda-im.org for their support.

+

+- All the testers.

diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/ChangeLog b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/ChangeLog
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index 0000000000..5f5b07f2c1
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+$Id: ChangeLog,v 1.27 2005/04/12 19:58:54 bobas Exp $

+

+- 0.9.3.0 (2005-04-12)

+	* Bumped version number a bit;

+	* More broadcast masks can be specified (practically unlimited);

+	* Fixed non-major bug with not handling nickname changes;

+	* Check if there is another contact with the same name before changing

+	  it's nickname. This should help avoid duplicate nicknames on DB.

+	* An option to lock contact nickname so the contact will not change

+	  the nickname if user changes it, and the contact will become offline

+	  instead.

+	* An option can be set for a user if he prefers private messages or

+	  private chats for communication (not for vypress chat 2.0+ clients);

+

+- 0.0.9.2 (2005-03-15)

+	* Fix Vypress Chat 2.0 compatibility, message send/recv should work;

+	* Messages can be sent even if the contact is offline; It will be

+	  delivered when the contact becomes online;

+	* Add another user info page, where contact's nickname can be set;

+	* Make 'Join Channel' dialog drop down list appear correctly on win98;

+	* Add option whether to append user's nickname when topic is set.

+

+- 0.0.9.1 (2005-03-13)

+	* Always show join/leave messages, even if the user left the net

+	  "quietly" (i.e. because his PC rebooted or similar cause);

+	* Reply with who-here only on channels != "#Main";

+	* Fix localized nicknames on chatrooms user lists;

+	* Sound can be specified to be emitted when Alert Beep is received;

+	* Fix some issues with very large user lists;

+	* Show user gender in the generic info page;

+	* Added user info page which shows computer name, user name,

+	  IP/IPX address, workgroup, platform, software version and user's

+	  channel list;

+	* Put IP address edit controls back (thanks Alexander);

+	* Fix several memory leaks;

+	* Hash first outgoing message to seed rng correctly and avoid

+	  collisions if someone else on the network startups miranda exactly

+	  at the same second.

+

+- 0.0.9.0 (2005-03-07)

+	* Multiple broadcast masks can be specified (up to 3);

+	* IPX network connection capability;

+	* Support for UTF-8 and Vypress Chat 1.9x has been added;

+	* "<Nickname> has renamed in <Nickname>" is no longer shown

+	  when nickname is not changed in options dialog after 'Apply';

+	* 'Join a channel' menu entry is now visible with modified clist_*s;

+	* Lots of various fixes and improvements.

+

+- 0.0.1.0 (2005-02-17)

+	* first release;

diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/NEWS b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/NEWS
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/NEWS
diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/README b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/README
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..0a0cf965ee
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+Readme skeleton (to be written)

+$Id: README,v 1.1 2005/03/02 18:58:34 bobas Exp $

+

+CONTENTS

+*********************************

+1. WHAT IS IT

+2. USAGE

+3. COMPILING FROM SOURCE

+4. CODING

+5. FAQ

+

+

+

+1. WHAT IS IT

+=================================

+1.1. Features

+	TODO

+

+1.2. Requirements

+	TODO

+

+1.3. Limitations

+	TODO

+

+1.4. Authors

+	TODO

+

+2. USAGE

+=================================

+2.1. Settings

+	TODO

+

+2.2. Contacts

+	TODO

+

+2.3. Updating nickname or guid(unique identifier) for a contact

+	TODO

+

+3. COMPILING FROM SOURCE

+=================================

+3.1. Requirements

+	You will need a mingw/cygwin instalation with basic unix

+	tools (like ls, rm) and gcc, make, binutils. Maybe something else.

+	Just try to compile and watch for errors :)

+

+3.2. Gow to build it

+	TODO

+

+3.3. Anonymous access to CVS repository

+	TODO

+

+4. CODING

+=================================

+4.1. Code layout

+	Tabs are 8 chars and max code line length is 100 chars.

+

+4.2. Charset stuff

+	Everything inside plugins' structs and between the calls is done

+	in utf-8, sans some exceptions (strings from/to network and Windows).

+	

+	Strings that are sent to network should first be reprocessed

+	by util_utf2vqp(), to translate them to fitting encoding for the

+	receiving host. The same is with incoming network strings

+	- use util_vqp2utf().

+

+	Use 'W Win32 calls to send/recv unicode strings within Win32 API.

+	util_utf2ucs() and util_ucs2uni() routines are provided for

+	conversion from/to wchar_t * to char * and back.

+

+4.3. Basic source overview

+	TODO

+

+4.4. Vypress Chat/quickChat protocol

+	TODO

+

+5. FAQ

+	TODO

+

+EOF

diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/TODO b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/TODO
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/TODO
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+$Id: TODO,v 1.27 2005/04/11 20:24:01 bobas Exp $

+

+next version

+=====================

+- bug: sometimes topic is shown as ... in vypress chat.

+- bug: (QC: 3. If netcard has more the one ip-addresses (e.g. for EmLan

+	protocol on terminal server), incoming message is duplicated so much

+	time, how many additional ip-addresses are determined :).)

+	; can this be fixed by filtering incoming packets by registered broadcasts???

+	; i guess, no, we'll have to provide an adapter list in configuration dialog

+	for the user to select which interface he would like to bind to...

+- check if message was received by handling msgack;

+- check guid(uuids) to identify vypresschat users on net join events;

+- file transfers;

+- doesn't work over vpn;

+- implement the extended miranda's plugin unload mechanism;

+- error messages in configuration page, network error notifies in balloon;

+- VYPRESSCHAT 2.x RSA_FULL-encoded chats;

+- set max nickname, channel names;

+- track if the user is idle (time of last activity);

+- bans by ip/nickname;

+- antiflood measures;

+- check nickname collisions;

+- chatrooms: disable 'send message' on chatroom contact's menu;

+- add localisation file;

+- user details in chatroom info;

+- settings: 'ignore mass messages';

+- report netgroup name;

+- submit default sound for beep;

+- installer script;

+- bug: multicast doesn't work properly.., (hopefully this happens with vmware only);

+- settings: add netcard selection list (this will fix the next bug);

+

+even later:

+===========

+- look at sechat;

diff --git a/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/dbformat.txt b/plugins/!NotAdopted/VypressChat/docs/dbformat.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..5225470e59
--- /dev/null
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@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+NULL contact:

+	"Nick" (asciiz)		- user nickname (default)

+	"Uuid" (asciiz)		- asciiz representation of user's uuid (not used on quickchat)

+	"Port" (word)		- port to connect to

+	"ProtoConn" (byte)	- connection type: 0: UDP/IP; 1: IPX;

+	"ProtoOpt" (dword)	- custom protocol options (from `enum vqp_proto_opt`)

+	"BroadcastMasks" (multiple dword blob)

+				- with all specified network masks;

+	"Multicast" (dword)	- multicast address

+	"MulticastScope" (byte)	- multicast scope

+	"UserlistTimeout"(byte)	- userlist timeout value (in seconds)

+	"Chanlist" (asciiz)	- user's list of channels (in chanlist format - see chanlist.c)

+	"Codepage" (byte)	- UTF-8, if 1; locale, if 0

+	"Gender" (byte)		- gender 'M'/'F'/'?'

+	"MsgOnAlertBeep" (byte)	- whether to emit message '*** ALERT BEEP ***' on alert beep;

+	"NicknameOnTopic" (byte) - whether to append user's nickname when topic is set;

+	"ContactsPreferMsg" (byte) - value new contacts will have "PreferMsg" set to

+	"Broadcast#0" (dword)	- network broadcast #0 (DEPRECIATED)

+	"Broadcast#1" (dword)	- network broadcast #1 (DEPRECIATED)

+	"Broadcast#2" (dword)	- network broadcast #2 (DEPRECIATED)

+

+Buddy contact:

+	-- standard ones --

+	"Nick" (assciz)		- buddy nickname

+	"Status" (word)		- buddy status

+	"Gender" (byte)		- gender 'M'/'F'/'?'

+

+	-- non standard settings --

+	"Computer" (utf8 asciiz)- computer name

+	"ComputerUser" (utf8 asciiz)	- computer user name

+	"Workgroup" (utf8 asciiz) - computer workgroup

+	"Platform" (utf8 asciiz)- platform name

+	"Software" (utf8 asciiz)- software name

+	"QueuedMsgs" (blob)	- see contacts.c:contacts_add_queued_message()

+	"PreferMsg" (byte)	- whether user prefers to get private message, instead of

+				  using private chats.

+	"LockNick" (byte)	- whether to not let the nickname of the contact change

+				  automatically when user renames.