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/*
* hook.h: header for hook.c
*
* (C) 1990, 1995 Michael Sandroff, Mattew Green and others.
*
* @(#)$Id: hook.h.proto,v 1.8 1994/07/02 02:38:10 mrg Exp $
*/
#ifndef __hook_h_
# define __hook_h_
#include "irc.h"
#include "config.h"
/* Hook: The structure of the entries of the hook functions lists */
typedef struct hook_stru
{
struct hook_stru *next; /* pointer to next element in list */
char *nick; /* The Nickname */
int not; /* If true, this entry should be
* ignored when matched, otherwise it
* is a normal entry */
int noisy; /* flag indicating how much output
* should be given */
int server; /* the server in which this hook
* applies. (-1 if none). If bit 0x1000
* is set, then no other hooks are
* tried in the given server if all the
* server specific ones fail
*/
int sernum; /* The serial number for this hook. This
* is used for hooks which will be
* concurrent with others of the same
* pattern. The default is 0, which
* means, of course, no special
* behaviour. If any 1 hook suppresses
* the * default output, output will be
* suppressed.
*/
char *stuff; /* The this that gets done */
int global; /* set if loaded from `global' */
int flexible; /* set if its a flexible hook
* "Flexible hooks" are expanded each
* time they are encountered, and then
* matched -- this allows for variables
* to be included in the pattern
*/
} Hook;
/* HookFunc: A little structure to keep track of the various hook functions */
typedef struct
{
char *name; /* name of the function */
Hook *list; /* pointer to head of the list for this
* function */
int params; /* number of parameters expected */
int mark;
unsigned flags;
} HookFunc;
/*
* NumericList: a special list type to dynamically handle numeric hook
* requests
*/
typedef struct numericlist_stru
{
struct numericlist_stru *next;
char *name;
Hook *list;
} NumericList;
enum HOOK_TYPES {
ACTION_LIST,
CHANNEL_NICK_LIST,
CHANNEL_SIGNOFF_LIST,
CONNECT_LIST,
CTCP_LIST,
CTCP_REPLY_LIST,
DCC_CHAT_LIST,
DCC_CONNECT_LIST,
DCC_ERROR_LIST,
DCC_LOST_LIST,
DCC_RAW_LIST,
DCC_REQUEST_LIST,
DISCONNECT_LIST,
ENCRYPTED_NOTICE_LIST,
ENCRYPTED_PRIVMSG_LIST,
EXEC_LIST,
EXEC_ERRORS_LIST,
EXEC_EXIT_LIST,
EXEC_PROMPT_LIST,
EXIT_LIST,
FLOOD_LIST,
HELP_LIST,
HOOK_LIST,
IDLE_LIST,
INPUT_LIST,
INVITE_LIST,
IRCSERV_LIST,
JOIN_LIST,
KICK_LIST,
LEAVE_LIST,
LIST_LIST,
MAIL_LIST,
MODE_LIST,
MODE_STRIPPED_LIST,
MSG_LIST,
MSG_GROUP_LIST,
NAMES_LIST,
NICKNAME_LIST,
NOTE_LIST,
NOTICE_LIST,
NOTIFY_SIGNOFF_LIST,
NOTIFY_SIGNON_LIST,
PONG_LIST,
PUBLIC_LIST,
PUBLIC_MSG_LIST,
PUBLIC_NOTICE_LIST,
PUBLIC_OTHER_LIST,
RAW_IRC_LIST,
SEND_ACTION_LIST,
SEND_DCC_CHAT_LIST,
SEND_MSG_LIST,
SEND_NOTICE_LIST,
SEND_PUBLIC_LIST,
SEND_TO_SERVER_LIST,
SERVER_NOTICE_LIST,
SIGNOFF_LIST,
SILENCE_LIST,
TIMER_LIST,
TOPIC_LIST,
WALL_LIST,
WALLOP_LIST,
WHO_LIST,
WIDELIST_LIST,
WINDOW_LIST,
WINDOW_KILL_LIST
};
#define NUMBER_OF_LISTS WINDOW_KILL_LIST + 1
extern int do_hook _((int, char *, ...));
extern void flush_on_hooks _((void));
extern void on _((char *, char *, char *));
extern void remove_hook _((int, char *, int, int, int));
extern void save_hooks _((FILE *, int));
extern void show_hook _((Hook *, char *));
extern NumericList * numeric_list;
extern HookFunc hook_functions[];
extern int in_on_who;
#endif /* __hook_h_ */
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