pidgin/purple-plugin-pack

Fixed up the message splitter plugin to work and not depend on gdk...
org.guifications.plugins
2008-07-03, grim
05708390e9b2
Fixed up the message splitter plugin to work and not depend on gdk...

Theres some hackery here though. On !win32, we depend on cairo, which should be alright anyways, however this needs to be tested on windows.

Also, this still needs a lot of cleanup, but it does work.
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*/
#ifndef IGNORANCE_RULE_H
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_H
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include "../pp_config.h"
#endif
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <glib.h>
#include <glib/gprintf.h>
#include "debug.h"
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_INVALID 0
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_MINVALID INT_MAX
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_SIMPLETEXT 1
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_SIMPLETEXT_NUMTOKENS 6
#ifdef HAVE_REGEX_H
#include <regex.h>
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_REGEX 2
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_REGEX_NUMTOKENS 6
#endif
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_REPEAT 4
#define IGNORANCE_RULE_REPEAT_NUMTOKENS 6
#define IGNORANCE_FLAG_FILTER 1
#define IGNORANCE_FLAG_IGNORE 2
#define IGNORANCE_FLAG_MESSAGE 4
#define IGNORANCE_FLAG_EXECUTE 8
#define IGNORANCE_FLAG_SOUND 16
/*
* describes an ignorance rule
*
* name - user's name for the rule
* type - one of the ruletypes defined within this struct
*
* value - the actual value of the rule
* could be a string/regex, integer, other
* depending on the rule type
*
* score - an arbitrary (user-assigned) number
* that determines the severity of the rule
*/
typedef struct ignorance_rule {
GString *name;
gint type;
gchar *value;
gint score;
gint flags;
gboolean enabled;
gchar *message,
*command,
*sound;
} ignorance_rule;
ignorance_rule* ignorance_rule_new();
ignorance_rule* ignorance_rule_newp(const GString *name, gint type,
const gchar *value, gint score, gint flags,
gboolean enabled, const gchar *message,
const gchar *sound, const gchar *command);
void ignorance_rule_free(ignorance_rule *ir);
void ignorance_rule_free_g(gpointer ir,gpointer user_data);
gboolean ignorance_rule_has_type(gint type);
/*
* Determines whether a string violates a rule
*
* rule is the rule
* text is the possibly offending string
* returns 0/1 boolean
*/
gint ignorance_rule_rulecheck(ignorance_rule *rule, const GString *text,
gint flags);
gint simple_text_rulecheck(ignorance_rule *rule, const GString *text);
#ifdef HAVE_REGEX_H
gint regex_rulecheck(ignorance_rule *rule, const GString *text);
#endif
gint repeat_rulecheck(ignorance_rule *rule, gint repeats);
ignorance_rule* ignorance_rule_read(const gchar *ruletext);
/*
* Writes out an ignorance rule to a file
*
* rule is the rule to write
* f is the file which will be written
* success/failure returned
*/
gboolean ignorance_rule_write(ignorance_rule *rule, FILE *f);
#endif