comparison src/server.c @ 4359:5fb47ec9bfe4

[gaim-migrate @ 4625] Wow, okay, where to begin with this one ;) I rewrote the whole conversation backend. It is now core/UI split. Here's how it works.. Every conversation is represented by a gaim_conversation structure. This branches out into gaim_im and gaim_chat structures. Every conversation lives in (well, normally, but it doesn't have to) a gaim_window structure. This is a _CORE_ representation of a window. There can be multiple gaim_window structures around. The gaim_window and gaim_conversation structures have UI-specific operation structures associated with them. At the moment, the only UI is GTK+, and this will be for some time. Don't start thinking you can write a QT UI now. It's just not going to happen. Everything that is done on a conversation is done through the core API. This API does core processing and then calls the UI operations for the rendering and anything else. Now, what does this give the user? - Multiple windows. - Multiple tabs per window. - Draggable tabs. - Send As menu is moved to the menubar. - Menubar for chats. - Some very cool stuff in the future, like replacing, say, IRC chat windows with an X-Chat interface, or whatever. - Later on, customizable window/conversation positioning. For developers: - Fully documented API - Core/UI split - Variable checking and mostly sane handling of incorrect variables. - Logical structure to conversations, both core and UI. - Some very cool stuff in the future, like replacing, say, IRC chat windows with an X-Chat interface, or whatever. - Later on, customizable window/conversation positioning. - Oh yeah, and the beginning of a stock icon system. Now, there are things that aren't there yet. You will see tabs even if you have them turned off. This will be fixed in time. Also, the preferences will change to work with the new structure. I'm starting school in 2 days, so it may not be done immediately, but hopefully in the next week. Enjoy! committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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void serv_close(struct gaim_connection *gc)
{
	struct prpl *prpl;
	while (gc->buddy_chats) {
		struct conversation *b = gc->buddy_chats->data;
		gc->buddy_chats = g_slist_remove(gc->buddy_chats, b);
		b->gc = NULL;
		update_buttons_by_protocol(b);
	}

	if (gc->idle_timer > 0)
		g_source_remove(gc->idle_timer);
	gc->idle_timer = 0;

	time_t sent_away;
};

struct queued_away_response *find_queued_away_response_by_name(char *name);

int serv_send_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message, int len, int flags)
{
	int val = -EINVAL;
	struct conversation *cnv = find_conversation(name);
	if (gc->prpl && gc->prpl->send_im)
		val = gc->prpl->send_im(gc, name, message, len, flags);

	if (!(flags & IM_FLAG_AWAY))
		serv_touch_idle(gc);

			away_time_queue = g_slist_append(away_time_queue, qar);
		}
		qar->sent_away = t;
	}

	if (cnv && cnv->type_again_timeout)
		g_source_remove(cnv->type_again_timeout);

	return val;
}

void serv_get_info(struct gaim_connection *g, char *name)

{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->get_dir)
		g->prpl->get_dir(g, name);
}

void serv_set_dir(struct gaim_connection *g, const char *first, const char *middle, const char *last, const char *maiden,
		  const char *city, const char *state, const char *country, int web)
{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->set_dir)
		g->prpl->set_dir(g, first, middle, last, maiden, city, state, country, web);
}

void serv_dir_search(struct gaim_connection *g, const char *first, const char *middle, const char *last, const char *maiden,
		     const char *city, const char *state, const char *country, const char *email)
{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->dir_search)
		g->prpl->dir_search(g, first, middle, last, maiden, city, state, country, email);
}


void serv_set_away(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *state, char *message)
{

	}

	return NULL;
}

/* woo. i'm actually going to comment this function. isn't that fun. make sure to follow along, kids */
void serv_got_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message, guint32 flags, time_t mtime, gint len)
{
	char *buffy;
	char *angel;
	int plugin_return;
	int away = 0;

	struct conversation *cnv;
	int new_conv = 0;

	/* pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
	 *
	 * the reason i feel okay with this is because it's useful to some plugins.
	 * Gaim doesn't ever use it itself. Besides, it's not entirely accurate; it's
	 * possible to have false negatives with most protocols. Also with some it's
	 * easy to have false positives as well. So if you're a plugin author, don't
	 * rely on this, still do your own checks. but uh. it's a start. */
	if (flags & IM_FLAG_GAIMUSER)
		debug_printf("%s is a gaim user.\n", name);

	/* we should update the conversation window buttons and menu, if it exists. */
	cnv = find_conversation(name);
	if (cnv)
		set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);
	/* we do the new_conv check here in case any plugins decide to create it */
	else
		new_conv = 1;

	/* plugin stuff. we pass a char ** but we don't want to pass what's been given us
	 * by the prpls. so we create temp holders and pass those instead. it's basically
	 * just to avoid segfaults. of course, if the data is binary, plugins don't see it.
	 * bitch all you want; i really don't want you to be dealing with it. */
	if (len < 0) {
		buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
		strcpy(buffy, message);
		angel = g_strdup(name);
		plugin_return = plugin_event(event_im_recv, gc, &angel, &buffy, &flags);

		name = g_strdup(name);
		message = g_memdup(message, len);
	}

#if 0
	/* TiK, using TOC, sends an automated message in order to get your away message. Now,
	 * this is one of the biggest hacks I think I've seen. But, in order to be nice to
	 * TiK, we're going to give users the option to ignore it. */
	if ((away_options & OPT_AWAY_TIK_HACK) && gc->away && strlen(gc->away) && (len < 0) &&
	    !strcmp(message, ">>>Automated Message: Getting Away Message<<<")) {
		char *tmpmsg = stylize(awaymessage->message, MSG_LEN);
		serv_send_im(gc, name, tmpmsg, -1, IM_FLAG_AWAY);
		g_free(tmpmsg);
		g_free(name);
		g_free(message);
		return;
	}
#endif

	/* if you can't figure this out, stop reading right now.
	 * "we're not worthy! we're not worthy!" */
	if ((len < 0) && (convo_options & OPT_CONVO_SEND_LINKS))
		linkify_text(message);

	/* um. when we call write_to_conv with the message we received, it's nice to pass whether
	 * or not it was an auto-response. so if it was an auto-response, we set the appropriate
	 * flag. this is just so prpls don't have to know about WFLAG_* (though some do anyway) */
	if (flags & IM_FLAG_AWAY)
		away = WFLAG_AUTO;

	/* alright. two cases for how to handle this. either we're away or we're not. if we're not,
	 * then it's easy. if we are, then there are three or four different ways of handling it
	 * and different things we have to do for each. */
	if (gc->away) {
		time_t t;
		char *tmpmsg;
		struct buddy *b = find_buddy(gc->user, name);
		char *alias = b ? get_buddy_alias(b) : name;
		int row;
		struct queued_away_response *qar;

		time(&t);

		/* either we're going to queue it or not. Because of the way awayness currently
		 * works, this is fucked up. it's possible for an account to be away without the
		 * imaway dialog being shown. in fact, it's possible for *all* the accounts to be
		 * away without the imaway dialog being shown. so in order for this to be queued
		 * properly, we have to make sure that the imaway dialog actually exists, first. */
		if (!cnv && clistqueue && (away_options & OPT_AWAY_QUEUE)) {
			/* alright, so we're going to queue it. neat, eh? :) so first we create
			 * something to store the message, and add it to our queue. Then we update
			 * the away dialog to indicate that we've queued something. */
			struct queued_message *qm;

			qm = g_new0(struct queued_message, 1);
				g_snprintf(qm->name, sizeof(qm->name), "%s", name);
			qm->message = g_memdup(message, len == -1 ? strlen(message) + 1 : len);

				heh[0] = qm->name;
				heh[1] = _("(1 message)");
				gtk_clist_append(GTK_CLIST(clistqueue), heh);
			}
		} else {
			/* ok, so we're not queuing it. well then, we'll try to handle it normally.
			 * Some people think that ignoring it is a perfectly acceptible way to handle
			 * it. i think they're on crack, but hey, that's why it's optional. */
			if (away_options & OPT_AWAY_DISCARD) {
				g_free(name);
				g_free(message);
				return;
			}

			/* ok, so we're not ignoring it. make sure the conversation exists and is
			 * updated (partly handled above already), play the receive sound (sound.c
			 * will take care of not playing while away), and then write it to the
			 * convo window. */
			if (cnv == NULL) {
				cnv = new_conversation(name);
				set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);
			}
			if (new_conv && (sound_options & OPT_SOUND_FIRST_RCV))
				play_sound(SND_FIRST_RECEIVE);
			else if (cnv->makesound)
				play_sound(SND_RECEIVE);

			write_to_conv(cnv, message, away | WFLAG_RECV, NULL, mtime, len);
		}

		/* regardless of whether we queue it or not, we should send an auto-response.
		 * that is, of course, unless the horse.... no wait. don't autorespond if:
		 *  - it's not supported on this connection
		 *  - or it's disabled
		 *  - or the away message is empty
		 *  - or we're not idle and the 'only auto respond if idle' pref is set
		 */
		if (!(gc->flags & OPT_CONN_AUTO_RESP) || (away_options & OPT_AWAY_NO_AUTO_RESP) ||
		      !strlen(gc->away) || ((away_options & OPT_AWAY_IDLE_RESP) && !gc->is_idle)) {
			g_free(name);
			g_free(message);
			return;
		}

		/* this used to be based on the conversation window. but um, if you went away, and
		 * someone sent you a message and got your auto-response, and then you closed the
		 * window, and then the sent you another one, they'd get the auto-response back
		 * too soon. besides that, we need to keep track of this even if we've got a queue.
		 * so the rest of this block is just the auto-response, if necessary */
		qar = find_queued_away_response_by_name(name);
		if (!qar) {
			qar = (struct queued_away_response *)g_new0(struct queued_away_response, 1);
			g_snprintf(qar->name, sizeof(qar->name), "%s", name);
			qar->sent_away = 0;

			qm->tm = mtime;
			qm->flags = WFLAG_SEND | WFLAG_AUTO;
			qm->len = -1;
			message_queue = g_slist_append(message_queue, qm);
		} else if (cnv != NULL)
			write_to_conv(cnv, away_subs(tmpmsg, alias), WFLAG_SEND | WFLAG_AUTO, NULL,
				      mtime, len);
		g_free(tmpmsg);
	} else {
		/* we're not away. this is easy. if the convo window doesn't exist, create and update
		 * it (if it does exist it was updated earlier), then play a sound indicating we've
		 * received it and then display it. easy. */
		
		if (new_conv && (sound_options & OPT_SOUND_FIRST_RCV))
			play_sound(SND_FIRST_RECEIVE);
		else if (new_conv || cnv->makesound)
			play_sound(SND_RECEIVE);
		
		if (away_options & OPT_AWAY_QUEUE_UNREAD && !find_conversation(name) && docklet_count) {
			/* We're gonna queue it up and wait for the user to ask for it... probably
			 * by clicking the docklet or windows tray icon. */
			struct queued_message *qm;
			qm = g_new0(struct queued_message, 1);
			g_snprintf(qm->name, sizeof(qm->name), "%s", name);
			qm->message = g_strdup(message);
			qm->gc = gc;

			qm->flags = away | WFLAG_RECV;
			qm->len = len;
			unread_message_queue = g_slist_append(unread_message_queue, qm);
		} else {
			if (cnv == NULL) {
				cnv = new_conversation(name);
				set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);
			}
						
			set_convo_name(cnv, name);
			
			write_to_conv(cnv, message, away | WFLAG_RECV, NULL, mtime, len);
#ifdef _WIN32
			wgaim_im_blink(cnv->window);
#endif
		}
	}
	plugin_event(event_im_displayed_rcvd, gc, name, message, flags, mtime);
	g_free(name);
	g_free(message);
}



void serv_got_update(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, int loggedin, int evil, time_t signon,
		     time_t idle, int type, guint caps)
{
	struct buddy *b = find_buddy(gc->user, name);

	if (signon && (gc->prpl->options & OPT_PROTO_CORRECT_TIME)) {
		char *tmp = g_strdup(normalize(name));

		return;
	}

	gc->evil = lev;

	g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2), _("%s has just been warned by %s.\nYour new warning level is %d%%"),
		   gc->username, ((name == NULL)? _("an anonymous person") : name), lev);

	do_error_dialog(buf2, NULL, GAIM_INFO);
}

void serv_got_typing(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, int timeout, int state) {
	struct conversation *cnv = find_conversation(name);
	 if (cnv) {
		 set_convo_gc(cnv, gc);
		 cnv->typing_state = state;
		 update_convo_status(cnv);
	} else return;
	 plugin_event(event_got_typing, gc, name);
	 do_pounce(gc, name, OPT_POUNCE_TYPING);
	 if (timeout > 0) {
		 if (cnv->typing_timeout)
			 g_source_remove (cnv->typing_timeout);
		 cnv->typing_timeout = g_timeout_add_full(G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE,
				 timeout * 1000, reset_typing, g_strdup(name), g_free);
	 }
}

void serv_got_typing_stopped(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name) {
	struct conversation *c = find_conversation(name);
	if(!c)
		return;
	if (c->typing_timeout) {
		g_source_remove(c->typing_timeout);
		c->typing_timeout=0;
	}
	c->typing_state = NOT_TYPING;
	update_convo_status(c);
}

static void close_invite(GtkWidget *w, GtkWidget *w2)
{
	GList *str = gtk_object_get_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(w2));

	gtk_widget_destroy(w2);
}



void serv_got_chat_invite(struct gaim_connection *g, char *name, char *who, char *message, GList *data)
{
	GtkWidget *d;
	GtkWidget *label;
	GtkWidget *yesbtn;
	GtkWidget *nobtn;

	plugin_event(event_chat_invited, g, who, name, message);

	if (message)
		g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2), _("User '%s' invites %s to buddy chat room: '%s'\n%s"), who,
			   g->username, name, message);
	else
		g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2), _("User '%s' invites %s to buddy chat room: '%s'\n"), who,
			   g->username, name);

	d = gtk_dialog_new();
	gtk_widget_realize(d);

	gtk_object_set_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(GTK_DIALOG(d)->vbox), g);
	gtk_object_set_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(d), data);


	gtk_window_set_title(GTK_WINDOW(d), _("Buddy chat invite"));
	g_signal_connect(GTK_OBJECT(nobtn), "clicked", G_CALLBACK(close_invite), d);
	g_signal_connect(GTK_OBJECT(yesbtn), "clicked", G_CALLBACK(chat_invite_callback), d);


	gtk_widget_show(d);
}

struct conversation *serv_got_joined_chat(struct gaim_connection *gc, int id, char *name)
{
	struct conversation *b;

	b = (struct conversation *)g_new0(struct conversation, 1);
	gc->buddy_chats = g_slist_append(gc->buddy_chats, b);
	chats = g_list_append(chats, b);

	b->is_chat = TRUE;
	b->ignored = NULL;
	b->in_room = NULL;
	b->id = id;
	b->gc = gc;
	b->send_history = g_list_append(NULL, NULL);
	b->history = g_string_new("");
	g_snprintf(b->name, 80, "%s", name);
	
	if ((logging_options & OPT_LOG_CHATS) || find_log_info(b->name)) {
		FILE *fd;
		char *filename;

		filename = (char *)malloc(100);
		g_snprintf(filename, 100, "%s.chat", b->name);

		fd = open_log_file(filename, b->is_chat);
		if (fd) {
			if (!(logging_options & OPT_LOG_STRIP_HTML))
				fprintf(fd,
					"<HR><BR><H3 Align=Center> ---- New Conversation @ %s ----</H3><BR>\n",
					full_date());

			fclose(fd);
		}
		free(filename);
	}

	show_new_buddy_chat(b);

	plugin_event(event_chat_join, gc, id, name);

	return b;
}

void serv_got_chat_left(struct gaim_connection *g, int id)
{
	GSList *bcs = g->buddy_chats;
	struct conversation *b = NULL;


	while (bcs) {
		b = (struct conversation *)bcs->data;
		if (id == b->id) {
			break;
		}
		b = NULL;
		bcs = bcs->next;
	}

	if (!b)
		return;

	plugin_event(event_chat_leave, g, b->id);

	debug_printf("Leaving room %s.\n", b->name);

	g->buddy_chats = g_slist_remove(g->buddy_chats, b);

	delete_chat(b);
}

void serv_got_chat_in(struct gaim_connection *g, int id, char *who, int whisper, char *message,
		      time_t mtime)
{
	int w;
	GSList *bcs = g->buddy_chats;
	struct conversation *b = NULL;
	char *buf;
	char *buffy, *angel;
	int plugin_return;

	while (bcs) {
		b = (struct conversation *)bcs->data;
		if (id == b->id)
			break;
		bcs = bcs->next;
		b = NULL;

	}
	if (!b)
		return;

	
	/* plugin stuff. we pass a char ** but we don't want to pass what's been given us
	 * by the prpls. so we create temp holders and pass those instead. it's basically
	 * just to avoid segfaults. of course, if the data is binary, plugins don't see it.
	 * bitch all you want; i really don't want you to be dealing with it. */
	
	buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
	strcpy(buffy, message);
	angel = g_strdup(who);
	plugin_return = plugin_event(event_chat_recv, g, b->id, &angel, &buffy);

	if (!buffy || !angel || plugin_return) {
		if (buffy)
			g_free(buffy);
		if (angel)

	if (whisper)
		w = WFLAG_WHISPER;
	else
		w = 0;

	chat_write(b, who, w, buf, mtime);
	g_free(who);
	g_free(message);
	g_free(buf);
}

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void serv_close(struct gaim_connection *gc)
{
	struct prpl *prpl;
	while (gc->buddy_chats) {
		struct gaim_conversation *b = gc->buddy_chats->data;

		gc->buddy_chats = g_slist_remove(gc->buddy_chats, b);

		/* TODO: Nuke the UI-specific code here. */
		if (gaim_conversation_get_ops(b) == gaim_get_gtk_conversation_ops())
			gaim_gtkconv_update_buttons_by_protocol(b);
	}

	if (gc->idle_timer > 0)
		g_source_remove(gc->idle_timer);
	gc->idle_timer = 0;

	time_t sent_away;
};

struct queued_away_response *find_queued_away_response_by_name(char *name);

int serv_send_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message,
				 int len, int flags)
{
	struct gaim_conversation *c;
	int val = -EINVAL;

	c = gaim_find_conversation(name);

	if (gc->prpl && gc->prpl->send_im)
		val = gc->prpl->send_im(gc, name, message, len, flags);

	if (!(flags & IM_FLAG_AWAY))
		serv_touch_idle(gc);

			away_time_queue = g_slist_append(away_time_queue, qar);
		}
		qar->sent_away = t;
	}

	if (c && gaim_im_get_type_again_timeout(GAIM_IM(c)))
		gaim_im_stop_type_again_timeout(GAIM_IM(c));

	return val;
}

void serv_get_info(struct gaim_connection *g, char *name)

{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->get_dir)
		g->prpl->get_dir(g, name);
}

void serv_set_dir(struct gaim_connection *g, const char *first,
				  const char *middle, const char *last, const char *maiden,
				  const char *city, const char *state, const char *country,
				  int web)
{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->set_dir)
		g->prpl->set_dir(g, first, middle, last, maiden, city, state,
						 country, web);
}

void serv_dir_search(struct gaim_connection *g, const char *first,
					 const char *middle, const char *last, const char *maiden,
		     const char *city, const char *state, const char *country,
			 const char *email)
{
	if (g && g_slist_find(connections, g) && g->prpl && g->prpl->dir_search)
		g->prpl->dir_search(g, first, middle, last, maiden, city, state,
							country, email);
}


void serv_set_away(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *state, char *message)
{

	}

	return NULL;
}

/*
 * woo. i'm actually going to comment this function. isn't that fun. make
 * sure to follow along, kids
 */
void serv_got_im(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, char *message,
				 guint32 flags, time_t mtime, gint len)
{
	char *buffy;
	char *angel;
	int plugin_return;
	int away = 0;

	struct gaim_conversation *cnv;

	/*
	 * Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
	 *
	 * The reason i feel okay with this is because it's useful to some
	 * plugins. Gaim doesn't ever use it itself. Besides, it's not entirely
	 * accurate; it's possible to have false negatives with most protocols.
	 * Also with some it's easy to have false positives as well. So if you're
	 * a plugin author, don't rely on this, still do your own checks. But uh.
	 * It's a start.
	 */

	if (flags & IM_FLAG_GAIMUSER)
		debug_printf("%s is a gaim user.\n", name);

	/*
	 * We should update the conversation window buttons and menu,
	 * if it exists.
	 */
	cnv = gaim_find_conversation_with_user(name, gc->user);

	/*
	 * Plugin stuff. we pass a char ** but we don't want to pass what's
	 * been given us by the prpls. So we create temp holders and pass
	 * those instead. It's basically just to avoid segfaults. Of course,
	 * if the data is binary, plugins don't see it. Bitch all you want;
	 * I really don't want you to be dealing with it.
	 */
	if (len < 0) {
		buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
		strcpy(buffy, message);
		angel = g_strdup(name);
		plugin_return = plugin_event(event_im_recv, gc, &angel, &buffy, &flags);

		name = g_strdup(name);
		message = g_memdup(message, len);
	}

#if 0
	/*
	 * TiK, using TOC, sends an automated message in order to get your
	 * away message. Now, this is one of the biggest hacks I think I've
	 * seen. But, in order to be nice to TiK, we're going to give users
	 * the option to ignore it.
	 */
	if ((away_options & OPT_AWAY_TIK_HACK) && gc->away &&
		strlen(gc->away) && (len < 0) &&

	    !strcmp(message, ">>>Automated Message: Getting Away Message<<<")) {
		char *tmpmsg = stylize(awaymessage->message, MSG_LEN);
		serv_send_im(gc, name, tmpmsg, -1, IM_FLAG_AWAY);
		g_free(tmpmsg);
		g_free(name);
		g_free(message);
		return;
	}
#endif

	/*
	 * If you can't figure this out, stop reading right now.
	 * "We're not worthy! We're not worthy!"
	 */
	if ((len < 0) && (convo_options & OPT_CONVO_SEND_LINKS))
		linkify_text(message);

	/*
	 * Um. When we call gaim_conversation_write with the message we received,
	 * it's nice to pass whether or not it was an auto-response. So if it
	 * was an auto-response, we set the appropriate flag. This is just so
	 * prpls don't have to know about WFLAG_* (though some do anyway)
	 */
	if (flags & IM_FLAG_AWAY)
		away = WFLAG_AUTO;

	/*
	 * Alright. Two cases for how to handle this. Either we're away or
	 * we're not. If we're not, then it's easy. If we are, then there
	 * are three or four different ways of handling it and different
	 * things we have to do for each.
	 */
	if (gc->away) {
		time_t t;
		char *tmpmsg;
		struct buddy *b = find_buddy(gc->user, name);
		char *alias = b ? get_buddy_alias(b) : name;
		int row;
		struct queued_away_response *qar;

		time(&t);

		/*
		 * Either we're going to queue it or not. Because of the way
		 * awayness currently works, this is fucked up. It's possible
		 * for an account to be away without the imaway dialog being
		 * shown. In fact, it's possible for *all* the accounts to be
		 * away without the imaway dialog being shown. So in order for
		 * this to be queued properly, we have to make sure that the
		 * imaway dialog actually exists, first.
		 */
		if (!cnv && clistqueue && (away_options & OPT_AWAY_QUEUE)) {
			/* 
			 * Alright, so we're going to queue it. Neat, eh? :)
			 * So first we create something to store the message, and add
			 * it to our queue. Then we update the away dialog to indicate
			 * that we've queued something.
			 */
			struct queued_message *qm;

			qm = g_new0(struct queued_message, 1);
				g_snprintf(qm->name, sizeof(qm->name), "%s", name);
			qm->message = g_memdup(message, len == -1 ? strlen(message) + 1 : len);

				heh[0] = qm->name;
				heh[1] = _("(1 message)");
				gtk_clist_append(GTK_CLIST(clistqueue), heh);
			}
		} else {
			/*
			 * Ok, so we're not queuing it. Well then, we'll try to handle
			 * it normally. Some people think that ignoring it is a perfectly
			 * acceptible way to handle it. I think they're on crack, but
			 * hey, that's why it's optional.
			 */
			if (away_options & OPT_AWAY_DISCARD) {
				g_free(name);
				g_free(message);
				return;
			}

			/*
			 * Ok, so we're not ignoring it. Make sure the conversation
			 * exists and is updated (partly handled above already), play
			 * the receive sound (sound.c will take care of not playing
			 * while away), and then write it to the convo window.
			 */
			if (cnv == NULL) {
				cnv = gaim_conversation_new(GAIM_CONV_IM, name);
				gaim_conversation_set_user(cnv, gc->user);
			}

			gaim_im_write(GAIM_IM(cnv), NULL, message, len,
						  away | WFLAG_RECV, mtime);
		}

		/*
		 * Regardless of whether we queue it or not, we should send an
		 * auto-response. That is, of course, unless the horse.... no wait.
		 * Don't autorespond if:
		 *
		 *  - it's not supported on this connection
		 *  - or it's disabled
		 *  - or the away message is empty
		 *  - or we're not idle and the 'only auto respond if idle' pref
		 *    is set
		 */
		if (!(gc->flags & OPT_CONN_AUTO_RESP) ||
			(away_options & OPT_AWAY_NO_AUTO_RESP) || !strlen(gc->away) ||
			((away_options & OPT_AWAY_IDLE_RESP) && !gc->is_idle)) {

			g_free(name);
			g_free(message);
			return;
		}

		/*
		 * This used to be based on the conversation window. But um, if
		 * you went away, and someone sent you a message and got your
		 * auto-response, and then you closed the window, and then the
		 * sent you another one, they'd get the auto-response back too
		 * soon. Besides that, we need to keep track of this even if we've
		 * got a queue. So the rest of this block is just the auto-response,
		 * if necessary
		 */
		qar = find_queued_away_response_by_name(name);
		if (!qar) {
			qar = (struct queued_away_response *)g_new0(struct queued_away_response, 1);
			g_snprintf(qar->name, sizeof(qar->name), "%s", name);
			qar->sent_away = 0;

			qm->tm = mtime;
			qm->flags = WFLAG_SEND | WFLAG_AUTO;
			qm->len = -1;
			message_queue = g_slist_append(message_queue, qm);
		} else if (cnv != NULL)
			gaim_im_write(GAIM_IM(cnv), NULL, away_subs(tmpmsg, alias),
						  len, WFLAG_SEND | WFLAG_AUTO, mtime);

		g_free(tmpmsg);
	} else {
		/*
		 * We're not away. This is easy. If the convo window doesn't
		 * exist, create and update it (if it does exist it was updated
		 * earlier), then play a sound indicating we've received it and
		 * then display it. Easy.
		 */
		if (away_options & OPT_AWAY_QUEUE_UNREAD &&
			!gaim_find_conversation(name) && docklet_count) {

			/*
			 * We're gonna queue it up and wait for the user to ask for
			 * it... probably by clicking the docklet or windows tray icon.
			 */
			struct queued_message *qm;
			qm = g_new0(struct queued_message, 1);
			g_snprintf(qm->name, sizeof(qm->name), "%s", name);
			qm->message = g_strdup(message);
			qm->gc = gc;

			qm->flags = away | WFLAG_RECV;
			qm->len = len;
			unread_message_queue = g_slist_append(unread_message_queue, qm);
		} else {
			if (cnv == NULL) {
				cnv = gaim_conversation_new(GAIM_CONV_IM, name);
				gaim_conversation_set_user(cnv, gc->user);
			}

			/* CONV XXX gaim_conversation_set_name(cnv, name); */

			gaim_im_write(GAIM_IM(cnv), NULL, message, len,
						  away | WFLAG_RECV, mtime);
			gaim_window_flash(gaim_conversation_get_window(cnv));
		}
	}

	plugin_event(event_im_displayed_rcvd, gc, name, message, flags, mtime);
	g_free(name);
	g_free(message);
}



void serv_got_update(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, int loggedin,
					 int evil, time_t signon, time_t idle, int type, guint caps)
{
	struct buddy *b = find_buddy(gc->user, name);

	if (signon && (gc->prpl->options & OPT_PROTO_CORRECT_TIME)) {
		char *tmp = g_strdup(normalize(name));

		return;
	}

	gc->evil = lev;

	g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2),
			   _("%s has just been warned by %s.\n"
				 "Your new warning level is %d%%"),
			   gc->username,
			   ((name == NULL)? _("an anonymous person") : name), lev);

	do_error_dialog(buf2, NULL, GAIM_INFO);
}

void serv_got_typing(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name, int timeout,
					 int state) {

	struct gaim_conversation *cnv = gaim_find_conversation(name);
	struct gaim_im *im;

	if (!cnv)
		return;

	im = GAIM_IM(cnv);

	gaim_conversation_set_user(cnv, gc->user);
	gaim_im_set_typing_state(im, state);
	gaim_im_update_typing(im);

	plugin_event(event_got_typing, gc, name);
	do_pounce(gc, name, OPT_POUNCE_TYPING);

	if (timeout > 0)
		gaim_im_start_typing_timeout(im, timeout);
}

void serv_got_typing_stopped(struct gaim_connection *gc, char *name) {

	struct gaim_conversation *c = gaim_find_conversation(name);
	struct gaim_im *im;

	if (!c)
		return;

	im = GAIM_IM(c);

	gaim_im_stop_typing_timeout(im);
	gaim_im_set_typing_state(im, NOT_TYPING);
	gaim_im_update_typing(im);
}

static void close_invite(GtkWidget *w, GtkWidget *w2)
{
	GList *str = gtk_object_get_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(w2));

	gtk_widget_destroy(w2);
}



void serv_got_chat_invite(struct gaim_connection *g, char *name,
						  char *who, char *message, GList *data)
{
	GtkWidget *d;
	GtkWidget *label;
	GtkWidget *yesbtn;
	GtkWidget *nobtn;

	plugin_event(event_chat_invited, g, who, name, message);

	if (message)
		g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2),
				   _("User '%s' invites %s to buddy chat room: '%s'\n%s"),
				   who, g->username, name, message);
	else
		g_snprintf(buf2, sizeof(buf2),
				   _("User '%s' invites %s to buddy chat room: '%s'\n"),
				   who, g->username, name);

	d = gtk_dialog_new();
	gtk_widget_realize(d);

	gtk_object_set_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(GTK_DIALOG(d)->vbox), g);
	gtk_object_set_user_data(GTK_OBJECT(d), data);


	gtk_window_set_title(GTK_WINDOW(d), _("Buddy chat invite"));
	g_signal_connect(G_OBJECT(nobtn), "clicked",
					 G_CALLBACK(close_invite), d);
	g_signal_connect(G_OBJECT(yesbtn), "clicked",
					 G_CALLBACK(chat_invite_callback), d);

	gtk_widget_show(d);
}

struct gaim_conversation *serv_got_joined_chat(struct gaim_connection *gc,
											   int id, char *name)
{
	struct gaim_conversation *b;
	struct gaim_chat *chat;

	b = gaim_conversation_new(GAIM_CONV_CHAT, name);
	chat = GAIM_CHAT(b);

	gc->buddy_chats = g_slist_append(gc->buddy_chats, b);

	gaim_chat_set_id(chat, id);
	gaim_conversation_set_user(b, gc->user);
	
	if ((logging_options & OPT_LOG_CHATS) ||
		find_log_info(gaim_conversation_get_name(b))) {

		FILE *fd;
		char *filename;

		filename = (char *)malloc(100);
		g_snprintf(filename, 100, "%s.chat", gaim_conversation_get_name(b));

		fd = open_log_file(filename, TRUE);
		
		if (fd) {
			if (!(logging_options & OPT_LOG_STRIP_HTML))
				fprintf(fd,
					"<HR><BR><H3 Align=Center> ---- New Conversation @ %s ----</H3><BR>\n",
					full_date());

			fclose(fd);
		}
		free(filename);
	}

	gaim_window_show(gaim_conversation_get_window(b));
	gaim_window_switch_conversation(gaim_conversation_get_window(b),
									gaim_conversation_get_index(b));

	plugin_event(event_chat_join, gc, id, name);

	return b;
}

void serv_got_chat_left(struct gaim_connection *g, int id)
{
	GSList *bcs;
	struct gaim_conversation *conv = NULL;
	struct gaim_chat *chat = NULL;

	for (bcs = g->buddy_chats; bcs != NULL; bcs = bcs->next) {
		conv = (struct gaim_conversation *)bcs->data;

		chat = GAIM_CHAT(conv);

		if (gaim_chat_get_id(chat) == id)
			break;

		conv = NULL;
	}

	if (!conv)
		return;

	plugin_event(event_chat_leave, g, gaim_chat_get_id(chat));

	debug_printf("Leaving room %s.\n", gaim_conversation_get_name(conv));

	g->buddy_chats = g_slist_remove(g->buddy_chats, conv);

	gaim_conversation_destroy(conv);
}

void serv_got_chat_in(struct gaim_connection *g, int id, char *who,
					  int whisper, char *message, time_t mtime)
{
	int w;
	GSList *bcs;
	struct gaim_conversation *conv = NULL;
	struct gaim_chat *chat = NULL;
	char *buf;
	char *buffy, *angel;
	int plugin_return;

	for (bcs = g->buddy_chats; bcs != NULL; bcs = bcs->next) {
		conv = (struct gaim_conversation *)bcs->data;

		chat = GAIM_CHAT(conv);

		if (gaim_chat_get_id(chat) == id)
			break;

		conv = NULL;
	}

	if (!conv)
		return;

	/*
	 * Plugin stuff. We pass a char ** but we don't want to pass what's
	 * been given us by the prpls. so we create temp holders and pass those
	 * instead. It's basically just to avoid segfaults. Of course, if the
	 * data is binary, plugins don't see it. Bitch all you want; i really
	 * don't want you to be dealing with it.
	 */

	buffy = g_malloc(MAX(strlen(message) + 1, BUF_LONG));
	strcpy(buffy, message);
	angel = g_strdup(who);
	plugin_return = plugin_event(event_chat_recv, g, gaim_chat_get_id(chat),
								 &angel, &buffy);

	if (!buffy || !angel || plugin_return) {
		if (buffy)
			g_free(buffy);
		if (angel)

	if (whisper)
		w = WFLAG_WHISPER;
	else
		w = 0;

	gaim_chat_write(chat, who, buf, w, mtime);

	g_free(who);
	g_free(message);
	g_free(buf);
}