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* @section_id: libpurple-message
* @short_description: serializable messages
* #PurpleMessage object collects data about a certain (incoming or outgoing) message.
* It (TODO: will be) serializable, so it can be stored in log and retrieved
#define PURPLE_TYPE_MESSAGE purple_message_get_type()
* purple_message_get_type:
* Returns: the #GType for a message.
G_DECLARE_FINAL_TYPE(PurpleMessage, purple_message, PURPLE, MESSAGE, GObject)
* purple_message_new_outgoing:
* @who: Message's recipient.
* @contents: The contents of a message.
* @flags: The message flags.
* Creates new outgoing message (the user is the author).
* You don't need to set the #PURPLE_MESSAGE_SEND flag.
* Returns: the new #PurpleMessage.
purple_message_new_outgoing(const gchar *who, const gchar *contents,
PurpleMessageFlags flags);
* purple_message_new_incoming:
* @who: Message's author.
* @contents: The contents of a message.
* @flags: The message flags.
* @timestamp: The time of transmitting a message. May be 0 for a current time.
* Creates new incoming message (the user is the recipient).
* You don't need to set the #PURPLE_MESSAGE_RECV flag.
* Returns: the new #PurpleMessage.
purple_message_new_incoming(const gchar *who, const gchar *contents,
PurpleMessageFlags flags, guint64 timestamp);
* purple_message_new_system:
* @contents: The contents of a message.
* @flags: The message flags.
* Creates new system message.
* You don't need to set the #PURPLE_MESSAGE_SYSTEM flag.
* Returns: the new #PurpleMessage.
purple_message_new_system(const gchar *contents, PurpleMessageFlags flags);
* Returns the unique identifier of the message. These identifiers are not
* serialized - it's a per-session id.
* Returns: the global identifier of @msg.
purple_message_get_id(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_find_by_id:
* @id: The message identifier.
* Finds the message with a given @id.
* Returns: (transfer none): The #PurpleMessage, or %NULL if not found.
purple_message_find_by_id(guint id);
* purple_message_get_author:
* Returns the author of the message - his screen name (not a local alias).
* Returns: the author of @msg.
purple_message_get_author(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_get_recipient:
* Returns the recipient of the message - his screen name (not a local alias).
* Returns: the recipient of @msg.
purple_message_get_recipient(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_set_author_alias:
* Sets the alias of @msg's author. You don't normally need to call this.
purple_message_set_author_alias(PurpleMessage *msg, const gchar *alias);
* purple_message_get_author_alias:
* Returns the alias of @msg author.
* Returns: the @msg author's alias.
purple_message_get_author_alias(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_set_contents:
* Sets the contents of the @msg. It might be HTML.
purple_message_set_contents(PurpleMessage *msg, const gchar *cont);
* purple_message_get_contents:
* Returns the contents of the message.
* Returns: the contents of @msg.
purple_message_get_contents(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_is_empty:
* Checks, if the message's body is empty.
* Returns: %TRUE, if @msg is empty.
purple_message_is_empty(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_set_time:
* @msgtime: The timestamp of a message.
* Sets the @msg's timestamp. It should be a date of posting, but it can be
* a date of receiving (if the former is not available).
purple_message_set_time(PurpleMessage *msg, guint64 msgtime);
* purple_message_get_time:
* Returns a @msg's timestamp.
* Returns: @msg's timestamp.
purple_message_get_time(PurpleMessage *msg);
* purple_message_set_flags:
* @flags: The message flags.
* Sets flags for @msg. It shouldn't be in a conflict with a message type,
purple_message_set_flags(PurpleMessage *msg, PurpleMessageFlags flags);
* purple_message_get_flags:
* Returns the flags of a @msg.
* Returns: the flags of a @msg.
purple_message_get_flags(PurpleMessage *msg);
#endif /* PURPLE_MESSAGE_H */
