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buffer.h
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buffer.h
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/*
quIRC - simple terminal-based IRC client
Copyright (C) 2010 Edward Cree
See quirc.c for license information
buffer: multiple-buffer control
*/
#ifndef _GNU_SOURCE
#define _GNU_SOURCE
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include "ttyesc.h"
#include "colour.h"
#include "bits.h"
typedef struct _name
{
char *data;
struct _name *next, *prev;
}
name;
typedef enum
{
STATUS,
SERVER,
CHANNEL,
PRIVATE // right now we don't have handy private chat, you just have to /msg in a server or channel
}
btype;
typedef struct _buf
{
btype type;
char *bname; // "status" or serverloc or #channel or nick (resp. types)
name *nlist; // only used for channels and private
int handle; // used for server
int server; // used by channels and private to denote their 'parent' server. In server, points to self. Is an offset into 'bufs'
char *nick; // used for server
int nlines;
int ptr;
int scroll;
colour *lc;
char **lt;
time_t *ts;
bool filled;
bool alert; // tab has new messages?
}
buffer;
int nbufs;
int cbuf;
buffer *bufs;
int init_buffer(int buf, btype type, char *bname, int nlines);
int free_buffer(int buf);
int add_to_buffer(int buf, colour lc, char *lt);
int redraw_buffer(void);
int buf_print(int buf, colour lc, char *lt, bool nl); // don't include trailing \n, because buf_print appends CLR \n
void in_update(char *inp);