To all plugin developers,
The Daemon API has been changed slightly in a few ways. The first one
requires a change in all plugins for them to compile. The function
void icqFileTransferAccept() now requires 3 new parameters at the end.
The function looks like this now:
void icqFileTransferAccept(unsigned long nUin, unsigned short nPort,
unsigned short nSequence, unsigned long nMsgID[], bool bDirect,
const char *szDesc, const char *szFile, unsigned long nFileSize);
szDesc, szFile and nFileSize can be retrieved the same way as nMsgId,
nPort, etc...
//TODO in CICQDaemon
server->icqFileTransferAccept(strtoul(m_lUsers.front().c_str(),
(char **)NULL, 10),
fileDlg->LocalPort(), f->Sequence(), f->MessageID(), f->IsDirect(),
f->FileDescription(), f->Filename(), f->FileSize());
The next change should be done if any plugins wish to support new user
registration. The ICQ protocol has been changed and now requirers
users to type the text in an image when they register. A signal is
pushed (SIGNAL_VERIFY_IMAGE) to the plugins that this will be done and
the file is now located in BASE_DIR + "/Licq_verify.jpg" In the future
there will be an MSN_verify.jpg YAHOO_verify.jpg or any other protocol
plugins that we support that require this type of verification. But
for now, just ust Licq_verify.jpg and you'll be fine. When you get the
user verification, call the function CICQDaemon::icqVerify(const char
*szVerifyText).
The next change does not require any changes in any plugins, unless
they desire to use the new functionality. When a new user is
registered, a signal is pushed (SIGNAL_NEW_OWNER) to the daemon in
addition to an event. This is done with the future in mind. Licq will
support more protocols in the future and needs to be able to adapt
this functionality for it. The ::Id() is the newly registered owner
and the ::PPID() is the protocol they are using. This isn't necessary
now, but will be in the future if the plugin will support multiple
protocols.
If there are any questions, just post them to the list.
Jon
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