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*)

{$IFNDEF M_PROTOSVC}
{$DEFINE M_PROTOSVC}

{<</
    none of these services should be used on there own (i.e. using CallService(), etc)
    hence the PS_ prefix, instead use the services exposed in m_protocols.inc

    these should be called with CallProtoService which prefixes the protocol module
    name before calling.
    -
    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.
/>>}

const

    PFLAGNUM_1          = $1;
    PF1_IMSEND          = $00000001; // supports IM sending
    PF1_IMRECV          = $00000002; // supports IM receiving
    PF1_IM              = (PF1_IMSEND or PF1_IMRECV);
    PF1_URLSEND         = $00000004; // supports separate URL sending
    PF1_URLRECV         = $00000008; // supports separate URL receiving
    PF1_URL             = (PF1_URLSEND or PF1_URLRECV);
    PF1_FILESEND        = $00000010; // supports file sending
    PF1_FILERECV        = $00000020; // supports file receiving
    PF1_FILE            = (PF1_FILESEND or PF1_FILERECV);
    PF1_MODEMSGSEND     = $00000040; // supports broadcasting away messages
    PF1_MODEMSGRECV     = $00000080; // supports reading others' away messages
    PF1_MODEMSG         = (PF1_MODEMSGSEND or PF1_MODEMSGRECV);
    PF1_SERVERCLIST     = $00000100; // contact lists are stored on the server, not locally. See notes below
    PF1_AUTHREQ         = $00000200; // will get authorisation requests for some or all contacts
    PF1_ADDED           = $00000400; // will get 'you were added' notifications
    PF1_VISLIST         = $00000800; // has an invisible list
    PF1_INVISLIST       = $00001000; // has a visible list for when in invisible mode	
    PF1_INDIVSTATUS     = $00002000; // supports setting different status modes to each contact
    PF1_EXTENSIBLE      = $00004000; // the protocol is extensible and supports plugin-defined messages
    PF1_PEER2PEER       = $00008000; // supports direct (not server mediated) communication between clients
    PF1_NEWUSER         = $00010000; // supports creation of new user IDs
    PF1_CHAT            = $00020000; // has a realtime chat capability
    PF1_INDIVMODEMSG    = $00040000; // supports replying to a mode message request with different text depending on the contact requesting
    PF1_BASICSEARCH     = $00080000; // supports a basic user searching facility
    PF1_EXTSEARCH       = $00100000; // supports one or more protocol-specific extended search schemes
    PF1_CANRENAMEFILE   = $00200000; // supports renaming of incoming files as they are transferred
    PF1_FILERESUME      = $00400000; // can resume broken file transfers, see PS_FILERESUME below
    PF1_ADDSEARCHRES    = $00800000; // can add search results to the contact list
    PF1_CONTACTSEND     = $01000000; // can send contacts to other users
    PF1_CONTACTRECV     = $02000000; // can receive contacts from other users
    PF1_CONTACT         = (PF1_CONTACTSEND or PF1_CONTACTRECV);
    PF1_CHANGEINFO      = $04000000; // can change our user information stored on server
    PF1_SEARCHBYEMAIL   = $08000000; // supports a search by e-mail feature
    PF1_USERIDISEMAIL   = $10000000; // set if the uniquely identifying field of the network is the e-mail address
    PF1_SEARCHBYNAME    = $20000000; // supports searching by nick/first/last names
    PF1_EXTSEARCHUI     = $40000000; // has a dialog box to allow searching all the possible fields
    PF1_NUMERICUSERID   = $80000000; // the unique user IDs for this protocol are numeric

    PFLAGNUM_2          = 2;		 // the status modes that the protocol supports
    PF2_ONLINE          = $00000001; // an unadorned online mode
    PF2_INVISIBLE       = $00000002;
    PF2_SHORTAWAY       = $00000004; // Away on ICQ, BRB on MSN
    PF2_LONGAWAY        = $00000008; // NA on ICQ, Away on MSN
    PF2_LIGHTDND        = $00000010; // Occupied on ICQ, Busy on MSN
    PF2_HEAVYDND        = $00000020; // DND on ICQ
    PF2_FREECHAT        = $00000040;
    PF2_OUTTOLUNCH      = $00000080;
    PF2_ONTHEPHONE      = $00000100;

    PFLAGNUM_3          = 3;         //the status modes that the protocol supports
                                     //away-style messages for. Uses the PF2_ flags.
    PFLAG_UNIQUEIDTEXT  = 100;       //returns a static buffer of text describing the unique field by which this protocol identifies users (already translated), or NULL

    PFLAG_MAXCONTACTSPERPACKET = 200; //v0.1.2.2+: returns the maximum number of contacts which can be sent in a single PSS_CONTACTS.

    PFLAGNUM_4	        = 4;         // v0.3+: flag asking a protocol plugin how auths are handled
    PF4_FORCEAUTH	    = $00000001; // protocol has to send auth's for things to work
    PF4_FORCEADDED	    = $00000002; // protocol has to tell people that they were added (otherwise things don't work)
    PF4_NOCUSTOMAUTH    = $00000004; // protocol can't send a custom message while asking others for auth

    PFLAG_UNIQUEIDSETTING      = 300; // v0.3+: returns the DB setting name (e.g. szProto=ICQ, szSetting=UIN) that has the ID which makes this user unique on that system (0.3a ONLY), the string is statically allocated so no need to free()

    // for PS_SETSTATUS

    LOGINERR_WRONGPASSWORD = 1;
    LOGINERR_NONETWORK     = 2;
    LOGINERR_PROXYFAILURE  = 3;
    LOGINERR_BADUSERID     = 4;
    LOGINERR_NOSERVER      = 5;
    LOGINERR_TIMEOUT       = 6;
    LOGINERR_WRONGPROTOCOL = 7;

    // flag for PS_ADDTOLIST

    PALF_TEMPORARY      = 1;        // add the contact temporarily and invisibly, just to get user info or something

    // flags for PS_GETINFO

    SGIF_MINIMAL        = 1;        // get only the most basic information. This should
                                    // contain at least a Nick and e-mail.

    // for PSR_MESSAGE

    PREF_CREATEREAD     = 1;        // create the database event with the 'read' flag set

    // for PS_FILERESUME

    FILERESUME_OVERWRITE= 1;
    FILERESUME_RESUME   = 2;
    FILERESUME_RENAME   = 3;
    FILERESUME_SKIP     = 4;

type

    PPROTOSEARCHRESULT = ^TPROTOSEARCHRESULT;
    TPROTOSEARCHRESULT = record
        cbSize: int;
        nick: PChar;
        firstName: PChar;
        lastName: PChar;
        email: PChar;
        reserved: array [0..15] of Byte;
    	// Protocols may extend this structure with extra members at will and supply
    	// a larger cbSize to reflect the new information, but they must not change
    	// any elements above this comment
    	// The 'reserved' field is part of the basic structure, not space to
    	// overwrite with protocol-specific information.
    	// If modules do this, they should take steps to ensure that information
    	// they put there will be retained by anyone trying to save this structure.
    end;

    PPROTOSEARCHBYNAME = ^TPROTOSEARCHBYNAME;
    TPROTOSEARCHBYNAME = record
        pszNick: PChar;
        pszFirstName: PChar;
        pszLastName: PChar;
    end;

    PPROTORECVEVENT = ^TPROTORECVEVENT;
    TPROTORECVEVENT = record
        flags: DWORD;
        timestamp: DWORD;
        szMessage: PChar;
        lParam: LPARAM;
    end;

    PPROTORECVFILE = ^TPROTORECVFILE;
    TPROTORECVFILE = record
        flags: DWORD;
        timestamp: DWORD;   // unix time
        szDescription: PChar;
        pFiles: PChar;     // pointer to an array of pchar's
        lParam: LPARAM;
    end;

    PPROTOFILERESUME = ^TPROTOFILERESUME;
    TPROTOFILERESUME = record
        action: int;    // FILERESUME_* flag
        szFilename: PChar; // full path, only valid if action=FILERESUME_RENAME
    end;

const

    {
        wParam : PFLAGNUM_* (see above)
        lParam : 0
        Affects: Returns a bitfield for settings corresponding to flag number, see notes
        Returns: a bitfield of supported features -- or 0 if flag_num is not supported
        Notes  : this checks what sort of things are actively supported by a protocol
                 module
    }
    PS_GETCAPS          = '/GetCaps';

    {
        wParam : cchName
        lParam : Pointer to a buffer to fill with human-readable name
        Affect : Get a human-readable name for the protocol, see notes
        Result : 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : Should be translated before being returned, cchName
                 has the size of the buffer, example strings: "ICQ", "AIM"
    }
    PS_GETNAME          = '/GetName';

    {
        wParam : whichIcon
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Loads one of the protocol-sspecific icons
        Returns: the HICON or NULL on failure, the returned icon
                 must be DestroyIcon()ed, the UI should overlay
                 the online icon with further UI-specified icon to
                 repressent the exact status mode.
    }
    PLI_PROTOCOL        = $1;     // An icon representing the protocol (eg the multicoloured flower for ICQ)
    PLI_ONLINE          = $2;     // Online state icon for that protocol (eg green flower for ICQ)
    PLI_OFFLINE         = $3;     // Offline state icon for that protocol (eg red flower for ICQ)
    PLIF_LARGE          = $0;     // Or with one of the above to get the large (32x32 by default) icon
    PLIF_SMALL          = $10000; // Or with one of the above to get the small (16x16 by default) icon

    PS_LOADICON         = '/LoadIcon';

    {
        wParam : status_mode
        lParam : Pointer to a null terminated string containing message
        Affect : Sets the status mode specific message for the user, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : This service is not available unless PF1_MODEMSGSEND is set,
                 and PF1_INDIVMODEMSG is *not* set.
                 If PF1_INDIVMODEMSG is set, then see PSS_AWAYMSSG for details
                 of operations of away messages.
                 -
                 Protocol modules smust support lParam=NULL, it may eithere mean
                 to use an empty message or (preferably) not to reply at all to
                 any requests.
    }
    PS_SETAWAYMSG       = '/SetAwayMsg';

    {
        wParam : newMode from statusmodes.inc
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Change the protocol's status mode, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : Will send an ack with :
                 type=ACKTYPE_SUCCESS, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS, hProcess=previousMode, lParam=newMode
                 -
                 when the change completes. This ack is sent for all changes, not
                 just ones caused by calling this function.
                 -
                 NewMode can be ID_STATUS_CONNECTING<=newMode<ID_STATUS_CONNECTING+
                 MAX_CONNECT_RETRIES to signify that it's connecting and it's the nth retry.
                 -
                 Protocols are initially always in offline mode, if a protocol
                 doesn't support a specific status mode, it should pick the closest
                 ones that it does support, and change to that.

                 If a protocol has to switch from offline mode to online (or a substate
                 of online, like away) then it should report any errors in the
                 form of an additional ack :

                 type=ACKTYPE_LOGIN, result=ACKRESULT_FAILURE, hProcess=NULL, lParam=LOGINERR_*

                 SetStatus() is called when a protocol module is first loaded
                 with newMode=ID_STATUS_ONLINE.
                 -
                 Protocols can define their own LOGINERR_* starting at $1000, see
                 LOGINERR_* above
    }
    PS_SETSTATUS        = '/SetStatus';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Get the status mode that a protocol is currently in, see notes
        Returns: The current status mode
        Notes  : Only protocol modules need to implement this, non network level
                 protocol modules do not need to (but if you register as a protocol
                 you need to, Miranda will GPF otherwise)
    }
    PS_GETSTATUS        = '/GetStatus';

    {
        wParam : HDBEVENT
        lParam : 0
        Affect : allow 'somebody' to add the user to their contact list, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : Auth request come in the form of an event added to the database
                 for the NULL(0) user, the form is:
                 -
                 protocolSpecific: DWORD;
                 nick, firstname, lastName, e-mail, requestReason: ASCIIZ;
                 -
                 HDBEVENT musts be the handle of such an event, one or more
                 fields may be empty if the protocol doesn't support them
    }
    PS_AUTHALLOW        = '/Authorize';

    {
        wParam : HDBEVENT
        lParam : Pointer to a null terminated string containing the reason, see notes
        Affect : Deny an authorisation request
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : Protocol modules must be able to cope with lParam=NULL(0)
    }
    PS_AUTHDENY         = '/AuthDeny';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a null terminated string containing an ID to search for
        Affect : Send a basic search request, see notes
        Returns: A handle to the search request or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : All protocols identify users uniquely by a single field
                 this service will search by that field.
                 -
                 All search replies (even protocol-spec extended searches)
                 are replied by a series of ack's,-
                 -
                 Result acks are a series of:
                 type=ACKTYPE_SEARCH, result=ACKRESULT_DATA, lParam=Pointer to a TPROTOSEARCHRESULT structure
                 -
                 ending ack:
                 type=ACKTYPE_SEARCH, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS, lParam=0
                 -
                 The pointers in the structure are not guaranteed to be
                 valid after the ack is complete.
                 -
                 The structure to reply with search results can be extended
                 per protocol basis (see below)

    }
    PS_BASICSEARCH      = '/BasicSearch';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a NULL terminated string containing the e-mail to search for
        Affect : Search for user(s) by e-mail address, see notes
        Returns: A HANDLE to the search, or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : Results are returned as for PS_BASICSEARCH, this service
                 is only available if the PF1_USERIDISEMAIL flag is set for caps --
                 -
                 This service with the above service should be mapped to the same
                 function if the aforementioned flag is set.
        Version: v0.1.2.1+
    }
    PS_SEARCHBYEMAIL    = '/SearchByEmail';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTOSEARCHBYNAME structure
        Affect : Search for users by name, see notes
        Returns: Handle to the search, NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : this service is only available, if PF1_SEARCHBYNAME capability is set.
                 Results are returned in the same manner as PS_BASICSEEARCH
        Version: v0.1.2.1+
    }
    PS_SEARCHBYNAME     = '/SearchByName';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Handle to window owner
        Affect : Create the advanced search dialog box, see notes
        Returns: A window handle, or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : this service is only available if PF1_EXTSEARCHUI capability is
                 set, advanced search is very protocol-spec'd so it is left to
                 the protocol itself to supply a dialog containing the options,
                 this dialog should not have a titlebar and contain only search
                 fields. the rest of the UI is supplied by Miranda.
                 -
                 The dialog should be created with CreateDialog() or it's kin
                 and still be hidden when this function returns,
                 -
                 The dialog will be destroyed when the find/add dialog is closed
        Version: v0.1.2.1+
    }
    PS_CREATEADVSEARCHUI= '/CreateAdvSearchUI';

    {
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Handle to advanced search window handle
        Affect : Search using the advanced search dialog, see notes
        Returns: A handle or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : Results are returned in the same manner as PS_BASICSEARCH,
                 this service is only available if PF1_EXTSEARCHUI capability is set
        Version: v0.1.2.1+
    }
    PS_SEARCHBYADVANCED = '/SearchByAdvanced';

    {
        wParam : flags
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTOSEARCHRESULT structure
        Affect : Adds a search result to the contact list, see notes
        Returns: A handle to the new contact (MCONTACT) or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : The pointer MUST be a result returned by a search function
                 since there maybe extra protocol-spec data required by the protocol.
                 -
                 the protocol module should not allow duplicate contains to be added,
                 but if such a request *is* received it should return a MCONTACT
                 to the original user,
                 -
                 If flags is PALF_TEMPORARY set, the contact should be added
                 temorarily and invisiblely, just to get the user info (??)
                 -
    }
    PS_ADDTOLIST        = '/AddToList';

    {
        wParam : MAKEWPARAM(flags, iContact)
        lParam : HDBEVENT
        Affects: Add a contact to the contact list given an auth/added/contacts events, see notes
        Returns: A MCONTACT or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : HDBEVENT must be either EVENTTYPE_AUTHREQ or EVENTTYPE_ADDED
                 flags are the same as PS_ADDTOLIST,
                 -
                 iContacts is only used for contacts vents, it is 0-based index
                 of the contacts in the event to add, there's no way to add two or more
                 contacts at once, you should just call this as many times as needed.
    }
    PS_ADDTOLISTBYEVENT = '/AddToListByEvent';

    {
        wParam : InfoType
        lParam : Pointer to InfoData
        Affect : Changes user details as stored on the server, see notes
        Returns: A Handle to the change request or NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : the details stored on the server are very protocol spec'd
                 so this service just supplies an outline for protocols to use.
                 See protocol-specific documentation for what infoTypes are available
                 and what InfoData should be for each infoTypes.
                 -
                 Sends an ack type=ACKTYPE_SETINFO, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS/FAILURE, lParam=0
                 -
                 This description just leaves me cold.
        Version: v0.1.2.0+
    }
    PS_CHANGEINFO       = '/ChangeInfo';

    {
        wParam : HFILETRANSFER
        lParam : Pointer to a initalised TPROTOFILERESUME
        Affect : Informs the protocol of the user's chosen resume behaviour, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : If the protocol supports file resume (caps: PF1_FILERESUME) then before
                 each file receive begins it will broadcast an ack with :

                 type=ACKTYPE_FILE, result=ACKRESULT_RESUME, hProcess=hFileTransfer,
                 lParam = TPROTOFILETRANSFERSTATUS.

                 If the UI processes this ack it must return a [non zero] valuee from it's
                 hook, it all the hooks complete without returning [non zero] then the
                 protocol will assume that no resume UI was available and will continue
                 to receive the file with a default behaviour (default: overwrite)
                 -
                 If a hook does return [non zero] then that UI MUST call this service,
                 PS_FILERESUME at some point.
                 When the protocol module receives this call it will proceed wit the
                 file recieve usingg the given information.
                 -
                 Having sasid that, PS_FILERESUME MUST be called, it is also
                 acceptable to completely abort the transfer instead, i.e. the file
                 exists locally and the user doesn't want to overwrite or resume or
                 reget.
        Version: v0.1.2.2+
    }
    PS_FILERESUME       = '/FileResume';

    // these should be called with CallContactService()

    {<</
        !IMPORTANT!
        wParam, lParam data expected declarations should be treated with
        one level of indirection, where it says (CCSDATA: Yes)
        should be :

        What you *actually* get in the service:

        wParam = 0
        lParam = pCCSDATA

        CCSDATA contains the ..wParam, ..lParam, hContact data declared with each service,
        so the wParam, lParam passed does not contain the data itself, but lParam
        contains a pointer to a structure which contains the data.

    />>}

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : flags
        Param : 0

        Affect : Updates a contact's details from the server, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  :

                 flags which may have SGIF_MINIMAL set to only get
                 "basic" information, such as nickname, email address.

                 PCCSDATA(lParam)^.hContact has the MCONTACT handle to get user
                 information for.

                 Will update all the information in the database and then
                 send acks with :

                 type=ACKTYPE_GETINFO, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS, hProcess=nReplies, lParam=thisReply
                 -
                 Since some protocol do not allow the module to tell when it has
                 got all the information so it can send a final ack, one
                 ack will be sent after each chunk of data has been received,
                 -
                 nReplies contains the number of distinct acks
                 that will be sent to get all the information, 'thisReply'
                 is the zero based index of this ack.
                 When thisReply=0 the minimal information has just been received,
                 all other numbering is arbitrary.

    }
    PSS_GETINFO         = '/GetInfo';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : flags
        lParam : Pointer to a null terminated string
        Affect : Send an instant message
        Returns: an hProcess corresponding to an ACK which will be sent after
                 the hProcess.
        Notes:  type=ACKTYPE_MESSAGE, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS/FAILURE, lParam = 0
                 -
                 here's the deal, you must return a 'seq' from this service
                 which you have to ack when the message actually get's sent,
                 or send a fake ack sometime soon if you can't find out if the message
                 was successfully received with the protocol that you're using.
                 -
                 this event is NOT added to the database automatically.
    }
    PSS_MESSAGE         = '/SendMsg';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : flags
        lParam : null terminated string to the URL, see notes
        Affect : Send a URL message, see notes
        Returns: A hProcess which will be ack'd later
        Notes  : lParam may contain TWO strings, the first for URL, the second for
                 description, in the format :
                 <url>#0<desc>#0 or <url>#0#0
                 Will send an ack for hProcess when the URL actually gets sent
                 type=ACKTYPE_URL, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS/FAILURE, lParam=0
                 -
                 protocol modules are free to define flags starting at $10000
                 -
                 The event will *not* be added to the database automatically
    }
    PSS_URL             = '/SendUrl';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : MAKEWPARAM(flags)
        lParam : Pointer to hContactsList
        Affect : Send a set of contacts, see notes
        Returns: A hProcess which will be ack, NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : hContactsList is an array of nContacts handles to contacts,
                 if this array includes one or more contains that can not be transferred
                 using this protocol the function will fail.
                 -
                 Will send an ack when the contacts actually get sent:

                 type=ACKTYPE_CONTACTS, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS/FAILURE, lParam=0
                 -
                 No flags have ben defined yet,
                 -
                 The event will *not* be added to the database automatically
    }
    PSS_CONTACTS        = '/SendContacts';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : 0
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Send a request to retrieve MCONTACT's mode message, see notes
        Returns: a hProcess which will be ack'd later, NULL(0) on failure
        Notes  : the reply will come in a form of an ack :

                 type=ACKTYPE_AWAYMSG, result=ACKRESULT_SUCCESS/FAILURE,
                 lParam=pointer to a null terminated string the containing message
    }
    PSS_GETAWAYMSG      = '/GetAwayMsg';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : hProcess
        lParam : pointer to a buffer to fill with away message to reply with
        Affect : Sends an away message reply to a user, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : This service must only be called is caps has PF1_MODEMSGSEND set
                 as well as PF1_INDIVMODEMSG otherwise PS_SETAWAYMESSAGE should
                 be used.
                 -
                 Reply will be sent in the form of an ack :

                 type=ACKTYPE_AWAYMSG, result=ACKRESULT_SENTREQUEST, lParam=0
    }
    PSS_AWAYMSG         = '/SendAwayMsg';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : status_mode
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTORECVEVENT structure
        Affect : An away message reply has been received
    }
    PSR_AWAYMSG         = '/RecvAwayMsg';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : status_mode
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Set the status mode the user will appear in to a user, see notes
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
        Notes  : If status_mode = 0 then revert to normal state for the user,
                 ID_STATUS_ONLINE is possible if PF1_VISLIST
                 ID_STATUS_ONLINE is possible if PF1_INDIVSTATUS
    }
    PSS_SETAPPARENTMODE = '/SetApparentMode';

    // only valid if caps support IM xfers

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : HTRANSFER
        lParam : null terminated string containing the path
        Affect : Allow a file transfer to begin, see notes
        Returns: A handle to the transfer to be used from now on.
        Notes  : If the path does not point to a directory then:
                 if a single file is being transfered and the protocol supports
                 file renaming (PF1_CANRENAMEFILE) then the file is given
                 this name, othewise the file is removed and file(s) are placed
                 into the resulting directory.
                 -
                 File transfers are marked by a EVENTTYPE_FILE added to the database.
                 The format is :
                 hTransfer: DWORD
                 filename(s), description: ASCIIZ
    }
    PSS_FILEALLOW       = '/FileAllow';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : HTRANSFER
        lparam : Pointer to a buffer to be filled with reason
        Affect : Refuses a file transfer request
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
    }
    PSS_FILEDENY        = '/FileDeny';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : HTRANSFER
        lParam : 0
        Affect : Cancel an in-progress file transfer
        Returns: 0 on success, [non zero] on failure
    }
    PSS_FILECANCEL      = '/FileCancel';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : null terminated string containing description
        lParam : pointer to an array of pchar's containing file paths/directories
        Affect : Start a file(s) send, see notes
        Returns: A HTRANSFER handle on success, NULL(0) on failur
        Notes  : All notifications are done thru acks :
                 -
                 type=ACKTYPE_FILE, if result=ACKRESULT_FAILED then
                 lParam=null terminated string containing reason
    }
    PSS_FILE            = '/SendFile';

    // Receiving Services
    {>>/
        Receiving Services:
        Before a message is sent to /RecvMessage it goes through a MS_PROTO_CHAINRECV
        which allows any other module to change data (for decryption, etc),
        this then reaches /RecvMessage.

        This does not have to be the same structure/memory contained within that
        structure that started the chain call.

        /RecvMessage adds the event to the database, any other modules who
        are interested in what message the user will see should hook at this point.
    />>}

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTORECVEVENT
        Affect : An instant message has beeen received, see notes
        Returns: 0
        Notes  : lParam^.lParam^.szMessage has the message, see structure above
                 stored as DB event EVENTTYPE_MESSAGE, blob contains message
                 string without null termination.
    }
    PSR_MESSAGE         = '/RecvMessage';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTORECVEVENT, see notes
        Affect : A URL has been received
        Notes  : szMessage is encoded the same as PSS_URL
                 -
                 Stored in the database : EVENTTYPE_URL, blob contains message
                 without null termination
    }
    PSR_URL             = '/RecvUrl';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTORECVEVENT
        Affect : Contacts have been received, see notes
        Notes  : pre.szMessage is actually a PROTOSEARCHRESULT list
                 pre.lParam is the number of contains in that list.
                 -
                 PS_ADDTOLIST can be used to add contacts to the list
                 -
                 repeat [
                    ASCIIZ userNick
                    ASCIIZ userId
                 ]
                 userNick should be a human-readable description of the user. It need not
                 be the nick, or even confined to displaying just one type of
                 information.
                 userId should be a machine-readable representation of the unique
                 protocol identifying field of the user. Because of the need to be
                 zero-terminated, binary data should be converted to text.
                 Use PS_ADDTOLISTBYEVENT to add the contacts from one of these to the list.
    }
    PSR_CONTACTS        = '/RecvContacts';

    {
        CCSDATA: Yes
        wParam : 0
        lParam : Pointer to a TPROTORECVFILE
        Affect : File(s) have been received
    }
    PSR_FILE            = '/RecvFile';

{$ENDIF}