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/*
msninvitation.cpp
Copyright (c) 2003 by Olivier Goffart <ogoffart @ kde.org>
Kopete (c) 2003 by the Kopete developers <kopete-devel@kde.org>
*************************************************************************
* *
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify *
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by *
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or *
* (at your option) any later version. *
* *
*************************************************************************
*/
#ifndef MSNINVITATION_H
#define MSNINVITATION_H
#include <tqstring.h>
#include "kopete_export.h"
class TQObject;
/**
* @author Olivier Goffart
*
* The invitation is the base class which handle an MSN invitation.
* The implemented class must to herits from TQObject too.
* You can accept the invitation by catching @ref MSNProtocol::invitation() signals
* or create one and insert it to a kmm with @ref MSNChatSession::initInvitation()
* you can add action with @ref Kopete::Plugin::customChatActions()
*/
class KOPETE_EXPORT MSNInvitation
{
public:
/**
* Constructor
* @param incoming say if it is an incoming invitation
* @param applicationID is the exadecimal id of the invitation
* @param applicationName is a i18n'ed string of the name of the application
*/
MSNInvitation(bool incoming,const TQString &applicationID , const TQString &applicationName);
virtual ~MSNInvitation();
/**
* @internal
* it is a reject invitation because the invitation is not implemented
*/
static TQCString unimplemented(long unsigned int cookie);
/**
* you can set manualy the cookie. note that a cookie is automatically generated when a new
* invitation is created, or in @ref parseInvitation
*/
void setCookie( long unsigned int c ) { m_cookie = c; }
/**
* @return the cookie
*/
long unsigned int cookie() { return m_cookie; }
/**
* @return true if it is an incommijng invitation
*/
bool incoming() { return m_incoming; }
/**
* reimplement this. this is the invitation string used in @ref MSNChatSession::initInvitation()
* the default implementation return the common begin.
* You can also set the state to Invited (the default implementation do that)
*/
virtual TQString invitationHead();
/**
* This is the reject invitation string
* @param rejectcode is the code, it can be "REJECT" or "TIMEOUT"
*/
TQCString rejectMessage(const TQString & rejectcode = "REJECT");
/**
* reimplement this method. it is called when an invitation message with the invitation's cookie is received
* the default implementation parse the cookie, or the reject message
*/
virtual void parseInvitation(const TQString& invitation);
/**
* return the qobject (this)
*/
virtual TQObject* object()=0;
//signals:
/**
* reimplement this as a signal, and emit it when the invitation has to be destroyed.
* don't delete the invitation yourself
*/
virtual void done(MSNInvitation*)=0;
/**
* This indiquate the state. it is going to be completed later
* - Nothing means than nothing has been done in the invitaiton (nothing has been sent/received)
* - Invited means than the invitaiton has been sent
*/
enum State { Nothing=0 , Invited=1 };
/**
* retrun the current state
*/
State state();
/**
* set the current State
*/
void setState(State);
protected:
bool m_incoming;
long unsigned int m_cookie;
TQString m_applicationId;
TQString m_applicationName;
State m_state;
};
#endif
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