/* Miranda NG: the free IM client for Microsoft* Windows* Copyright (c) 2012-18 Miranda NG team (https://miranda-ng.org) Copyright (c) 2000-09 Miranda ICQ/IM project, all portions of this codebase are copyrighted to the people listed in contributors.txt. 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. */ // this module was created in v0.1.1.0 // none of these services should be used on their own (ie using CallService, // CreateServiceFunction(), etc), hence the PS_ prefix. Instead use the services // exposed in m_protocols.h #ifndef M_PROTOSVC_H__ #define M_PROTOSVC_H__ 1 #include "m_protocols.h" ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // WARNING: // all services from this file should be called via CallProtoService() ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Get the capability flags of the module. // wParam = flagNum // lParam = 0 // Returns a bitfield corresponding to wParam. See the #defines below // Should return 0 for unknown values of flagNum // Non-network-access modules should return flags to represent the things they // actually actively use, not the values that it is known to pass through // correctly #define PFLAGNUM_1 1 #define PF1_IMSEND 0x00000001 // supports IM sending #define PF1_IMRECV 0x00000002 // supports IM receiving #define PF1_URLSEND 0x00000004 // supports separate URL sending #define PF1_URLRECV 0x00000008 // supports separate URL receiving #define PF1_FILESEND 0x00000010 // supports file sending #define PF1_FILERECV 0x00000020 // supports file receiving #define PF1_MODEMSGSEND 0x00000040 // supports broadcasting away messages #define PF1_MODEMSGRECV 0x00000080 // supports reading others' away messages #define PF1_SERVERCLIST 0x00000100 // contact lists are stored on the server, not locally. See notes below #define PF1_AUTHREQ 0x00000200 // will get authorisation requests for some or all contacts #define PF1_ADDED 0x00000400 // will get 'you were added' notifications #define PF1_VISLIST 0x00000800 // has an invisible list #define PF1_INVISLIST 0x00001000 // has a visible list for when in invisible mode #define PF1_INDIVSTATUS 0x00002000 // supports setting different status modes to each contact #define PF1_EXTENSIBLE 0x00004000 // the protocol is extensible and supports plugin-defined messages #define PF1_PEER2PEER 0x00008000 // supports direct (not server mediated) communication between clients #define PF1_NEWUSER 0x00010000 // supports creation of new user IDs #define PF1_CHAT 0x00020000 // has a realtime chat capability #define PF1_INDIVMODEMSG 0x00040000 // supports replying to a mode message request with different text depending on the contact requesting #define PF1_BASICSEARCH 0x00080000 // supports a basic user searching facility #define PF1_EXTSEARCH 0x00100000 // supports one or more protocol-specific extended search schemes #define PF1_CANRENAMEFILE 0x00200000 // supports renaming of incoming files as they are transferred #define PF1_FILERESUME 0x00400000 // can resume broken file transfers, see PS_FILERESUME below #define PF1_ADDSEARCHRES 0x00800000 // can add search results to the contact list #define PF1_CONTACTSEND 0x01000000 // can send contacts to other users #define PF1_CONTACTRECV 0x02000000 // can receive contacts from other users #define PF1_CHANGEINFO 0x04000000 // can change our user information stored on server #define PF1_SEARCHBYEMAIL 0x08000000 // supports a search by e-mail feature #define PF1_USERIDISEMAIL 0x10000000 // set if the uniquely identifying field of the network is the e-mail address #define PF1_SEARCHBYNAME 0x20000000 // supports searching by nick/first/last names #define PF1_EXTSEARCHUI 0x40000000 // has a dialog box to allow searching all the possible fields #define PF1_NUMERICUSERID 0x80000000 // the unique user IDs for this protocol are numeric #define PF1_IM (PF1_IMSEND|PF1_IMRECV) #define PF1_URL (PF1_URLSEND|PF1_URLRECV) #define PF1_FILE (PF1_FILESEND|PF1_FILERECV) #define PF1_MODEMSG (PF1_MODEMSGSEND|PF1_MODEMSGRECV) #define PF1_CONTACT (PF1_CONTACTSEND|PF1_CONTACTRECV) /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // the status modes that the protocol supports #define PFLAGNUM_2 2 #define PF2_ONLINE 0x00000001 // an unadorned online mode #define PF2_INVISIBLE 0x00000002 #define PF2_SHORTAWAY 0x00000004 // Away on ICQ, BRB on MSN #define PF2_LONGAWAY 0x00000008 // NA on ICQ, Away on MSN #define PF2_LIGHTDND 0x00000010 // Occupied on ICQ, Busy on MSN #define PF2_HEAVYDND 0x00000020 // DND on ICQ #define PF2_FREECHAT 0x00000040 #define PF2_OUTTOLUNCH 0x00000080 #define PF2_ONTHEPHONE 0x00000100 #define PF2_IDLE 0x00000200 #define PF2_NONE 0x10000000 // protocol has no statuses at all /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // the status modes that the protocol supports // away-style messages for. Uses the PF2_ flags. // PFLAGNUM_3 is implemented by protocol services that support away messages // there may be no support and 0 will be returned, if there is // support it will consist of a set of PF2_* bits #define PFLAGNUM_3 3 // given a status will return what bit flags to test for static __inline unsigned long Proto_Status2Flag(int status) { switch (status) { case ID_STATUS_ONLINE: return PF2_ONLINE; case ID_STATUS_INVISIBLE: return PF2_INVISIBLE; case ID_STATUS_OUTTOLUNCH: return PF2_OUTTOLUNCH; case ID_STATUS_ONTHEPHONE: return PF2_ONTHEPHONE; case ID_STATUS_AWAY: return PF2_SHORTAWAY; case ID_STATUS_NA: return PF2_LONGAWAY; case ID_STATUS_OCCUPIED: return PF2_LIGHTDND; case ID_STATUS_DND: return PF2_HEAVYDND; case ID_STATUS_FREECHAT: return PF2_FREECHAT; case ID_STATUS_IDLE: return PF2_IDLE; } return 0; } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // another bunch of flags #define PFLAGNUM_4 4 #define PF4_FORCEAUTH 0x00000001 // forces auth requests to be sent when adding users #define PF4_FORCEADDED 0x00000002 // forces "you were added" requests to be sent #define PF4_NOCUSTOMAUTH 0x00000004 // protocol doesn't support custom auth text (doesn't show auth text box) #define PF4_SUPPORTTYPING 0x00000008 // protocol supports user is typing messages #define PF4_SUPPORTIDLE 0x00000010 // protocol understands idle #define PF4_AVATARS 0x00000020 // protocol has avatar support #define PF4_OFFLINEFILES 0x00000040 // protocols supports sending files to offline users #define PF4_IMSENDOFFLINE 0x00000100 // protocol supports sending offline messages #define PF4_INFOSETTINGSVC 0x00000200 // protocol supports user info translation services #define PF4_NOAUTHDENYREASON 0x00000400 // protocol doesn't support authorization deny reason #define PF4_GROUPCHATFILES 0x00000800 // protocol supports sending files to group chats #define PF4_SINGLEFILEONLY 0x00001000 // protocol supports sending files one by one only #define PF4_READNOTIFY 0x00002000 // protocol supports receiving notify of message reading #define PF4_SERVERMSGID 0x00004000 // protocol uses server message ids #define PFLAG_UNIQUEIDTEXT 100 // returns a static buffer of text describing the unique field by which this protocol identifies users (already translated), or NULL #define PFLAG_MAXCONTACTSPERPACKET 200 // returns the maximum number of contacts which can be sent in a single PSS_CONTACTS, lParam = (LPARAM)hContact. #define PFLAG_MAXLENOFMESSAGE 400 // return the maximum length of an instant message, lParam = (LPARAM)hContact /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // A protocol might not support this cap, it allows a protocol to say that // PFLAGNUM_2 is for statuses contacts supports, and that PFLAGNUM_5 is for // statuses a protocol can SET TO ITSELF, if this is not replied to, then // PFLAGNUM_2 is alone in telling you which statuses a protocol can set to and // what statuses a contact can set to as well. // // E.g. A protocol might report 'wireless' users but a login of the protocol // from Miranda can not set itself to 'wireless' so PFLAGNUM_2 would return // PF2_ONTHEPHONE and PFLAGNUM_5 would return PF2_ONTHEPHONE as well, this // means "I will get contacts who are on the phone but you can not set on the // phone" and so on. // // Do note that the reply here is a NEGATION of bitflags reported for // PFLAGNUM_2, e.g. returning PF2_ONTHEPHONE for PFLAGNUM_2 and returning the // same for PFLAGNUM_5 says that you DO NOT SUPPORT PF2_ONTHEPHONE for the user // to PS_SETSTATUS to, but you will expect other contacts to have that status, // e.g. you can get onthephone for users but can't go online with onthephone. // // The same PF2_* status flags are used in the reply. #define PFLAGNUM_5 5 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Deleting contacts from protocols that store the contact list on the server: // If a contact is deleted while the protocol is online, it is expected that the // protocol will have hooked me_db_contact_deleted and take the appropriate // action by itself. // If a contact is deleted while the protocol is offline, the contact list will // display a message to the user about the problem, and set the byte setting // "CList"/"Delete" to 1. Each time such a protocol changes status from offline // or connecting to online the contact list will check for contacts with this // flag set and delete them at that time. Your hook for me_db_contact_deleted // will pick this up and everything will be good. #define PS_GETCAPS "/GetCaps" /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Get a human-readable name for the protocol // wParam = cchName // lParam = (LPARAM)(char*)szName // Returns 0 on success, nonzero on failure // cchName is the number of characters in the buffer szName // This should be translated before being returned // Some example strings are: // "ICQ", "AIM", "RSA-1024 Encryption" #define PS_GETNAME "/GetName" /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Loads one of the protocol-specific icons // wParam = whichIcon // lParam = 0 // Returns the HICON, or NULL on failure // The returned HICON must be DestroyIcon()ed. // The UI should overlay the online icon with a further UI-specified icon to // represent the exact status mode. #define PLI_PROTOCOL 1 // An icon representing the protocol (eg the multicoloured flower for ICQ) #define PLIF_LARGE 0x00000 // OR with one of the above to get the large (32x32 by default) icon #define PLIF_SMALL 0x10000 // OR with one of the above to get the small (16x16 by default) icon #define PLIF_ICOLIB 0x20000 // the returned HICON is managed by IcoLib, DO NOT DestroyIcon() it #define PLIF_ICOLIBHANDLE 0x40000 // the function will return IcoLib handle not HICON #define PS_LOADICON "/LoadIcon" /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Change the protocol's status mode // wParam = newMode, from ui/contactlist/statusmodes.h // lParam = 0 // returns 0 on success, nonzero on failure // Will send an ack with: // type = ACKTYPE_STATUS, result = ACKRESULT_SUCCESS, hProcess = (HANDLE)previousMode, lParam = newMode // when the change completes. This ack is sent for all changes, not just ones // caused by calling this function. // Note that newMode can be ID_STATUS_CONNECTING <= newMode