Created SILC Runtime Toolkit git repository Part I.

[runtime.git] / apps / irssi / src / silc / core / silc-cmdqueue.h

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-#ifndef __SILC_CMDQUEUE_H
-#define __SILC_CMDQUEUE_H
-
-/* wrappers for queuing commands:
-
-   basically the same as the correspondening silc_client_* functions 
-   with one additional parameter:
-   
-   bool sync           - command must be executed in sync (i.e. no
-                         other command may be send before completion)
-   */
-
-bool silc_queue_command_call(SilcClient client, 
-                               SilcClientConnection conn,
-                               const char *command_line, ...);
-
-#define silc_queue_command_pending silc_client_command_pending
-
-/*
-   enable and/or disable command queueing. If command queueing is
-   disabled, all silc_queue_* calls will immedially call silc_client_*
-   functions. If queueing is enabled, all silc_queue_* calls don't have
-   any effect until queueing is disabled again.
-
-   queueing is enabled and disabled for each SilcClientConnection
-   seperatly.
-
-   If queueing is enabled, silc_queue_flush will send all currently
-   queued commands but won't disable queueing.
- */
-void silc_queue_enable(SilcClientConnection conn);
-void silc_queue_disable(SilcClientConnection conn);
-void silc_queue_flush(SilcClientConnection conn);
-
-/* returns true if queueing is enabled */
-bool silc_queue_get_state(SilcClientConnection conn);
-
-void silc_queue_init(void);
-void silc_queue_deinit(void);
-
-#endif