This manual documents WeeChat chat client, it is part of WeeChat.
Latest version of this document can be found on this page: http://www.weechat.org/doc
1. Introduction
WeeChat (Wee Enhanced Environment for Chat) is a free chat client, fast and light, designed for many operating systems.
This manual documents WeeChat plugins API, used by C plugins to interact with WeeChat core.
2. Plugins in WeeChat
A plugin is a C program which can call WeeChat functions defined in an interface.
This C program does not need WeeChat sources to compile and can be dynamically loaded into WeeChat with command /plugin.
The plugin has to be a dynamic library, for dynamic loading by operating system. Under GNU/Linux, the file has ".so" extension, ".dll" under Windows.
The plugin has to include "weechat-plugin.h" file (available in WeeChat source code). This file defines structures and types used to communicate with WeeChat.
2.1. Macros
The plugin must use some macros (to define some variables):
- WEECHAT_PLUGIN_NAME("name")
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plugin name
- WEECHAT_PLUGIN_DESCRIPTION("description")
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short description of plugin
- WEECHAT_PLUGIN_VERSION("1.0")
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plugin version
- WEECHAT_PLUGIN_LICENSE("GPL3")
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plugin license
2.2. Main functions
The plugin must use two functions:
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weechat_plugin_init
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weechat_plugin_end
2.2.1. weechat_plugin_init
This function is called when plugin is loaded by WeeChat.
Prototype:
int weechat_plugin_init (struct t_weechat_plugin *plugin, int argc, char *argv[]);
Arguments:
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plugin: pointer to WeeChat plugin structure
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argc: number of arguments for plugin (given on command line by user)
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argv: arguments for plugin
Return value:
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WEECHAT_RC_OK if successful (plugin will be loaded)
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WEECHAT_RC_ERROR if error (plugin will NOT be loaded)
2.2.2. weechat_plugin_end
This function is called when plugin is unloaded by WeeChat.
Prototype:
int weechat_plugin_end (struct t_weechat_plugin *plugin);
Arguments:
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plugin: pointer to WeeChat plugin structure
Return value:
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WEECHAT_RC_OK if successful
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WEECHAT_RC_ERROR if error
2.3. Compile plugin
Compile does not need WeeChat sources, only file weechat-plugin.h is required.
To compile a plugin which has one file "toto.c" (under GNU/Linux):
$ gcc -fPIC -Wall -c toto.c $ gcc -shared -fPIC -o libtoto.so toto.o
2.4. Load plugin
Copy file libtoto.so into system plugins directory (for example /usr/local/lib/weechat/plugins) or into user’s plugins directory (for example /home/xxx/.weechat/plugins).
Under WeeChat:
/plugin load toto
2.5. Plugin example
Full example of plugin, which adds a command /double: displays two times arguments on current buffer, or execute two times a command (ok that’s not very useful, but that’s just an example!):
#include <stdlib.h> #include "weechat-plugin.h" WEECHAT_PLUGIN_NAME("double"); WEECHAT_PLUGIN_DESCRIPTION("Test plugin for WeeChat"); WEECHAT_PLUGIN_AUTHOR("FlashCode <flashcode@flashtux.org>"); WEECHAT_PLUGIN_VERSION("0.1"); WEECHAT_PLUGIN_LICENSE("GPL3"); struct t_weechat_plugin *weechat_plugin = NULL; /* callback for command "/double" */ int command_double_cb (void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, int argc, char **argv, char **argv_eol) { /* make C compiler happy */ (void) data; (void) buffer; (void) argv; if (argc > 1) { weechat_command (NULL, argv_eol[1]); weechat_command (NULL, argv_eol[1]); } return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int weechat_plugin_init (struct t_weechat_plugin *plugin, int argc, char *argv[]) { weechat_plugin = plugin; weechat_hook_command ("double", "Display two times a message " "or execute two times a command", "message | command", "message: message to display two times\n" "command: command to execute two times", NULL, &command_double_cb, NULL); return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int weechat_plugin_end (struct t_weechat_plugin *plugin) { /* make C compiler happy */ (void) plugin; return WEECHAT_RC_OK; }
3. Plugin API
Following chapters describe functions in API, sorted by category.
For each function, we give:
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description of function,
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C prototype,
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detail of arguments,
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return value,
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C example,
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example in Python script (syntax for other scripting languages is similar).
3.1. Plugins
Functions to get infos about plugins.
3.1.1. weechat_plugin_get_name
Get plugin name.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_plugin_get_name (struct t_weechat_plugin *plugin);
Arguments:
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plugin: pointer to WeeChat plugin structure (can be NULL)
Return value:
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name of plugin, "core" for WeeChat core (if plugin pointer is NULL)
C example:
const char *name = weechat_plugin_get_name (plugin);
Script (Python):
# prototype name = weechat.plugin_get_name(plugin) # example plugin = weechat.buffer_get_pointer(weechat.current_buffer(), "plugin") name = weechat.plugin_get_name(plugin)
3.2. Strings
Many string functions below are already available thru standard C functions, but it’s recommended to use functions in this API because they are ok with UTF-8 and locale.
3.2.1. weechat_charset_set
Set new plugin charset (default charset is UTF-8, so if your plugin uses UTF-8, you don’t need to call this function).
Prototype:
void weechat_charset_set (const char *charset);
Arguments:
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charset: new charset to use
C example:
weechat_charset_set (plugin, "iso-8859-1");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.charset_set(charset) # example weechat.charset_set("iso-8859-1")
3.2.2. weechat_iconv_to_internal
Convert string to WeeChat internal charset (UTF-8).
Prototype:
char *weechat_iconv_to_internal (const char *charset, const char *string);
Arguments:
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charset: charset to convert
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string: string to convert
Return value:
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converted string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_iconv_to_internal (plugin, "iso-8859-1", "iso string: é à"); /* ... */ free (str);
Script (Python):
# prototype str = weechat.iconv_to_internal(charset, string) # example str = weechat.iconv_to_internal("iso-8859-1", "iso string: é à")
3.2.3. weechat_iconv_from_internal
Convert string from internal WeeChat charset (UTF-8) to another.
Prototype:
char *weechat_iconv_from_internal (const char *charset, const char *string);
Arguments:
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charset: target charset
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string: string to convert
Return value:
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converted string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_iconv_from_internal ("iso-8859-1", "utf-8 string: é à"); /* ... */ free (str);
Script (Python):
# prototype str = weechat.iconv_from_internal(charset, string) # example str = weechat.iconv_from_internal("iso-8859-1", "utf-8 string: é à")
3.2.4. weechat_gettext
Return translated string (depends on local language).
Prototype:
const char *weechat_gettext (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string to translate
Return value:
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translated string
C example:
char *str = weechat_gettext ("hello");
Script (Python):
# prototype str = weechat.gettext(string) # example str = weechat.gettext("hello")
3.2.5. weechat_ngettext
Return translated string, using single or plural form, according to count argument.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_ngettext (const char *string, const char *plural, int count);
Arguments:
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string: string to translate, single form
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plural: string to translate, plural form
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count: used to choose between single and plural form (choice is made according to local language)
Return value:
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translated string
C example:
char *str = weechat_ngettext ("file", "files", num_files);
Script (Python):
# prototype str = weechat.ngettext(string, plural, count) # example num_files = 2 str = weechat.ngettext("file", "files", num_files)
3.2.6. weechat_strndup
Return duplicated string, with length chars max.
Prototype:
char *weechat_strndup (const char *string, int length);
Arguments:
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string: string to duplicate
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length: max chars to duplicate
Return value:
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duplicated string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_strndup ("abcdef", 3); /* result: "abc" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.7. weechat_string_tolower
Convert UTF-8 string to lower case.
Prototype:
void weechat_string_tolower (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string to convert
C example:
char *str = "AbCdé"; weechat_string_tolower (str); /* str is now: "abcdé" */
3.2.8. weechat_string_toupper
Convert UTF-8 string to upper case.
Prototype:
void weechat_string_toupper (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string to convert
C example:
char *str = "AbCdé"; weechat_string_tolower (str); /* str is now: "ABCDé" */
3.2.9. weechat_strcasecmp
Locale and case independent string comparison.
Prototype:
int weechat_strcasecmp (const char *string1, const char *string2);
Arguments:
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string1: first string for comparison
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string2: second string for comparison
Return value:
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difference between two strings:
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negative if string1 < string2
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zero if string1 == string2
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positive if string1 > string2
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C example:
int diff = weechat_strcasecmp ("aaa", "CCC"); /* == -2 */
3.2.10. weechat_strcmp_ignore_chars
Locale (and optionally case independent) string comparison, ignoring some chars.
Prototype:
int weechat_strcmp_ignore_chars (const char *string1, const char *string2, const char *chars_ignored, int case_sensitive);
Arguments:
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string1: first string for comparison
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string2: second string for comparison
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chars_ignored: string with chars to ignored
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case_sensitive: 1 for case sensitive comparison, otherwise 0
Return value:
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difference between two strings:
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negative if string1 < string2
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zero if string1 == string2
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positive if string1 > string2
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C example:
int diff = weechat_strcmp_ignore_chars ("a-b", "--a-e", "-", 1); /* == -3 */
3.2.11. weechat_strcasestr
Locale and case independent string search.
Prototype:
char *weechat_strcasestr (const char *string, const char *search);
Arguments:
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string: string
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search: string to search in string
Return value:
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pointer to string found, or NULL if not found
C example:
char *pos = weechat_strcasestr ("aBcDeF", "de"); /* result: pointer to "DeF" */
3.2.12. weechat_string_match
Check if a string matches a mask.
Prototype:
int weechat_string_match (const char *string, const char *mask, int case_sensitive);
Arguments:
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string: string
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mask: mask, can begin or end with "*" (no other "*" are allowed inside mask)
Return value:
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1 if string matches mask, otherwise 0
C example:
int match1 = weechat_string_match ("abcdef", "abc*", 0); /* == 1 */ int match2 = weechat_string_match ("abcdef", "*dd*", 0); /* == 0 */ int match3 = weechat_string_match ("abcdef", "*def", 0); /* == 1 */ int match4 = weechat_string_match ("abcdef", "*de*", 0); /* == 1 */
3.2.13. weechat_string_replace
Replace all occurences of a string by another string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_replace (const char *string, const char *search, const char *replace);
Arguments:
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string: string
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search: string to replace
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replace: replacement for string search
Return value:
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string with search replaced by replace (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_string_replace ("test", "s", "x"); /* result: "text" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.14. weechat_string_remove_quotes
Remove quotes at beginning and end of string (ignore spaces if there are before first quote or after last quote).
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_remove_quotes (const char *string, const char *quotes);
Arguments:
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string: string
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quotes: string with list of quotes
Return value:
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string without quotes at beginning/end (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_string_remove_quotes (string, " 'I can't' ", "'"); /* result: "I can't" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.15. weechat_string_strip
Strip chars at beginning and/or end of string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_strip (const char *string, int left, int right, const char *chars);
Arguments:
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string: string
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left: strip left chars if different from 0
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right: strip right chars if different from 0
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chars: string with chars to strip
Return value:
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stripped string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str = weechat_string_strip (".abc -", 0, 1, "- ."); /* result: ".abc" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.16. weechat_string_has_highlight
Check if a string has one or more highlights, using list of highlight words.
Prototype:
int weechat_string_has_highlight (const char *string, const char highlight_words);
Arguments:
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string: string
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highlight_words: list of highlight words, separated by comma
Return value:
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1 if string has one or more highlights, otherwise 0
C example:
int hl = weechat_string_has_highlight ("my test string", "test,word2"); /* == 1 */
3.2.17. weechat_string_mask_to_regex
Return a regex, built with a mask, where only special char is "*". All other special chars for regex are escaped.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_mask_to_regex (const char *mask);
Arguments:
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mask: mask
Return value:
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regular expression, as string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *str_regex = weechat_string_mask_to_regex ("test*mask"); /* result: "test.*mask" */ /* ... */ free (str_regex);
3.2.18. weechat_string_split
Split a string according to one or more delimiter(s).
Prototype:
char **weechat_string_split (const char *string, const char *separators, int keep_eol, int num_items_max, int *num_items);
Arguments:
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string: string to split
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separators: delimiters used for split
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keep_eol: if different from 0, then each argument will contain all string until end of line (see example below)
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num_items_max: maximum number of items created (0 = no limit)
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num_items: pointer to int which will contain number of items created
Return value:
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array of strings, NULL if problem (must be freed by calling [_weechat_string_free_split] after use)
Examples:
char **argv; int argc; argv = weechat_string_split ("abc de fghi", " ", 0, 0, &argc); /* result: argv[0] == "abc" argv[1] == "de" argv[2] == "fghi" argv[3] == NULL argc == 3 */ weechat_string_free_split (argv); argv = weechat_string_split ("abc de fghi", " ", 1, 0, &argc); /* result: argv[0] == "abc de fghi" argv[1] == "de fghi" argv[2] == "fghi" argv[3] == NULL argc == 3 */ weechat_string_free_split (argv);
3.2.19. weechat_string_free_split
Free memory used by a split string.
Prototype:
void weechat_string_free_split (char **split_string);
Arguments:
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split_string: string split by function [_weechat_string_split]
C example:
char *argv; int argc; argv = weechat_string_split (string, " ", 0, 0, &argc); /* ... */ weechat_string_free_split (argv);
3.2.20. weechat_string_build_with_split_string
Build a string with a split string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_build_with_split_string (char **split_string, const char *separator);
Arguments:
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split_string: string split by function [_weechat_string_split]
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separator: string used to separate strings
Return value:
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string built with split string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char **argv; int argc; argv = weechat_string_split ("abc def ghi", " ", 0, 0, &argc); char *str = weechat_string_build_with_split_string (argv, ";"); /* str == "abc;def;ghi" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.21. weechat_string_split_command
Split a list of commands separated by separator (which can be escaped by "\" in string).
Prototype:
char **weechat_string_split_command (const char *command, char separator);
Arguments:
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command: command to split
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separator: separator
Return value:
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array of strings, NULL if problem (must be freed by calling [_weechat_free_split_command] after use)
C example:
char **argv = weechat_string_split_command ("/command1 arg;/command2", ';'); /* result: argv[0] == "/command1 arg" argv[1] == "/command2" */ weechat_free_split_command (argv);
3.2.22. weechat_string_free_split_command
Free memory used by a split command.
Prototype:
void weechat_string_free_split_command (char **split_command);
Arguments:
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split_command: command split by [_weechat_string_split_command]
C example:
char **argv = weechat_string_split_command ("/command1 arg;/command2", ';'); /* ... */ weechat_free_split_command (argv);
3.2.23. weechat_string_format_size
Build a string with formatted file size and a unit translated to local language.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_format_size (unsigned long size);
Arguments:
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size: size (in bytes)
Return value:
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formatted string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
Examples:
/* examples with english locale */ char *str = weechat_string_format_size (0); /* str == "0 byte" */ /* ... */ free (str); char *str = weechat_string_format_size (200); /* str == "200 bytes" */ /* ... */ free (str); char *str = weechat_string_format_size (1536); /* str == "1.5 KB" */ /* ... */ free (str); char *str = weechat_string_format_size (2097152); /* str == "2 MB" */ /* ... */ free (str);
3.2.24. weechat_string_remove_color
Remove WeeChat colors from a string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_string_remove_color (const char *string, const char *replacement);
Arguments:
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string: string
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replacement: if not NULL and not empty, WeeChat color codes are replaced by first char of this string, otherwise WeeChat color codes and following chars (if related to color) are removed from string
Return value:
-
string without color (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
Examples:
/* remove color codes */ char *str = weechat_string_remove_color (my_string1, NULL); /* ... */ free (str); /* replace color codes by "?" */ char *str = weechat_string_remove_color (my_string2, "?"); /* ... */ free (str);
Script (Python):
# prototype str = weechat.string_remove_color(string, replacement) # example str = weechat.string_remove_color(my_string, "?")
3.3. UTF-8
Some UTF-8 string functions.
3.3.1. weechat_utf8_has_8bits
Check if a string has 8-bits chars.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_has_8bits (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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1 if string has 8-bits chars, 0 if only 7-bits chars
C example:
if (weechat_utf8_has_8bits (string)) { /* ... */ }
3.3.2. weechat_utf8_is_valid
Check if a string is UTF-8 valid.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_is_valid (const char *string, char **error);
Arguments:
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string: string
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error: if not NULL, error is set with pointer to first non valid UTF-8 char in string, if any
Return value:
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1 if UTF-8 string is valid, otherwise 0
C example:
char *error; if (weechat_utf8_is_valid (string, &error)) { /* ... */ } else { /* "error" points to first invalid char */ }
3.3.3. weechat_utf8_normalize
Normalize UTF-8 string: remove non UTF-8 chars and replace them by a char.
Prototype:
void weechat_utf8_normalize (const char *string, char replacement);
Arguments:
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string: string
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replacement: replacement char for invalid chars
C example:
weechat_utf8_normalize (string, '?');
3.3.4. weechat_utf8_prev_char
Return pointer to previous UTF-8 char in a string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_utf8_prev_char (const char *string_start, const char *string);
Arguments:
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string_start: start of string (function will not return a char before this pointer)
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string: pointer to string (must be > = string_start)
Return value:
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pointer to previous UTF-8 char, NULL if not found (start of string reached)
C example:
char *prev_char = weechat_utf8_prev_char (string, ptr_in_string);
3.3.5. weechat_utf8_next_char
Return pointer to next UTF-8 char in a string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_utf8_next_char (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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pointer to next UTF-8 char, NULL if not found (end of string reached)
C example:
char *next_char = weechat_utf8_next_char (string);
3.3.6. weechat_utf8_char_size
Return UTF-8 char size (in bytes).
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_char_size (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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UTF-8 char size (in bytes)
C example:
int char_size = weechat_utf8_char_size ("être"); /* == 2 */
3.3.7. weechat_utf8_strlen
Return UTF-8 string length (in UTF-8 chars).
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_strlen (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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UTF-8 string length (number of UTF-8 chars)
C example:
int length = weechat_utf8_strlen ("chêne"); /* == 5 */
3.3.8. weechat_utf8_strnlen
Return UTF-8 string length (in UTF-8 chars), for max bytes in string.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_strnlen (const char *string, int bytes);
Arguments:
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string: string
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bytes: max bytes
Return value:
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UTF-8 string length (number of UTF-8 chars)
C example:
int length = weechat_utf8_strnlen ("chêne", 4); /* == 3 */
3.3.9. weechat_utf8_strlen_screen
Return number of chars needed on screen to display UTF-8 string.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_strlen_screen (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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number of chars needed on screen to display UTF-8 string
C example:
int length_on_screen = weechat_utf8_strlen_screen ("é"); /* == 1 */
3.3.10. weechat_utf8_charcasecmp
Compare two UTF-8 chars, ignoring case.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_charcasecmp (const char *string1, const char *string2);
Arguments:
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string1: first string for comparison
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string2: second string for comparison
Return value:
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difference between first char of each string:
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negative if char1 < char2
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zero if char1 == char2
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positive if char1 > char2
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C example:
int diff = weechat_utf8_charcasecmp ("aaa", "CCC"); /* == -2 */
3.3.11. weechat_utf8_char_size_screen
Return number of chars needed on screen to display UTF-8 char.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_char_size_screen (const char *string);
Arguments:
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string: string
Return value:
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number of chars needed on screen to display UTF-8 char
C example:
int length_on_screen = weechat_utf8_char_size_screen ("é"); /* == 1 */
3.3.12. weechat_utf8_add_offset
Move forward N chars in an UTF-8 string.
Prototype:
char *weechat_utf8_add_offset (const char *string, int offset);
Arguments:
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string: string
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offset: number of chars
Return value:
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pointer to string, N chars after (NULL if it’s not reachable)
C example:
char *str = "chêne"; char *str2 = weechat_utf8_add_offset (str, 3); /* points to "ne" */
3.3.13. weechat_utf8_real_pos
Return real position in UTF-8 string.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_real_pos (const char *string, int pos);
Arguments:
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string: string
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pos: position (number of chars)
Return value:
-
real potision (in bytes)
C example:
int pos = weechat_utf8_real_pos ("chêne", 3); /* == 4 */
3.3.14. weechat_utf8_pos
Return position in UTF-8 string.
Prototype:
int weechat_utf8_pos (const char *string, int real_pos);
Arguments:
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string: string
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real_pos: position (bytes)
Return value:
-
position (number of chars)
C example:
int pos = weechat_utf8_pos ("chêne", 4); /* == 3 */
3.3.15. weechat_utf8_strndup
Return duplicate string, with length chars max.
Prototype:
char *weechat_utf8_strndup (const char *string, int length);
Arguments:
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string: string
-
length: max chars to duplicate
Return value:
-
duplicated string (must be freed by calling "free" after use)
C example:
char *string = weechat_utf8_strndup ("chêne", 3); /* returns "chê" */ /* ... */ free (string);
3.4. Directories
Some functions related to directories.
3.4.1. weechat_mkdir_home
Create a directory in WeeChat home.
Prototype:
int weechat_mkdir_home (char *directory, int mode);
Arguments:
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directory: name of directory to create
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mode: mode for directory
Return value:
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1 if directory was successfully created, 0 if an error occured
C example:
if (!weechat_mkdir_home ("temp", 0755)) { /* error */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.mkdir_home(directory, mode) # example weechat.mkdir_home("temp", 0755)
3.4.2. weechat_mkdir
Create a directory.
Prototype:
int weechat_mkdir (char *directory, int mode);
Arguments:
-
directory: name of directory to create
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mode: mode for directory
Return value:
-
1 if directory was successfully created, 0 if an error occured
C example:
if (!weechat_mkdir ("/tmp/mydir", 0755)) { /* error */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.mkdir(directory, mode) # example weechat.mkdir("/tmp/mydir", 0755)
3.4.3. weechat_mkdir_parents
Create a directory and make parent directories as needed.
Prototype:
int weechat_mkdir_parents (char *directory, int mode);
Arguments:
-
directory: name of directory to create
-
mode: mode for directory
Return value:
-
1 if directory was successfully created, 0 if an error occured
C example:
if (!weechat_mkdir_parents ("/tmp/my/dir", 0755)) { /* error */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.mkdir_parents(directory, mode) # example weechat.mkdir_parents("/tmp/my/dir", 0755)
3.4.4. weechat_exec_on_files
Find files in a directory and execute a callback on each file.
Prototype:
void weechat_exec_on_files (const char *directory, int hidden_files, void *data, void (*callback)(void *data, const char *filename));
Arguments:
-
directory: directory for searching files
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hidden_files: 1 to include hidden files, otherwise 0
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data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
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callback: function called for each file found, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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const char *filename: filename found
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C example:
void callback (void *data, const char *filename) { /* ... */ } ... weechat_exec_on_files ("/tmp", 0, NULL, &callback);
3.5. Util
Some useful functions.
3.5.1. weechat_timeval_cmp
Compare two "timeval" structures.
Prototype:
int weechat_timeval_cmp (struct timeval *tv1, struct timeval *tv2);
Arguments:
-
tv1: first "timeval" structure
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tv2: second "timeval" structure
Return value:
-
-1 if tv1 < tv2
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zero if tv1 == tv2
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+1 if tv1 > tv2
C example:
if (weechat_timeval_cmp (&tv1, &tv2) > 0) { /* tv1 > tv2 */ }
3.5.2. weechat_timeval_diff
Return difference (in milliseconds) between two "timeval" structures.
Prototype:
long weechat_timeval_diff (struct timeval *tv1, struct timeval *tv2);
Arguments:
-
tv1: first "timeval" structure
-
tv2: second "timeval" structure
Return value:
-
difference in milliseconds
C example:
long diff = weechat_timeval_diff (&tv1, &tv2);
3.5.3. weechat_timeval_add
Add interval (in milliseconds) to a timeval structure.
Prototype:
void weechat_timeval_add (struct timeval *tv, long interval);
Arguments:
-
tv: timeval structure
-
interval: interval (in milliseconds)
C example:
weechat_timeval_add (&tv, 2000); /* add 2 seconds */
3.6. Sorted lists
Sorted list functions.
3.6.1. weechat_list_new
Create a new list.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist *weechat_list_new ();
Return value:
-
pointer to new list
C example:
struct t_weelist *list = weechat_list_new ();
Script (Python):
# prototype list = weechat.list_new() # example list = weechat.list_new()
3.6.2. weechat_list_add
Add an item in a list.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_add (struct t_weelist *weelist, const char *data, const char *where, void *user_data);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
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data: data to insert in list
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where: position in list:
-
WEECHAT_LIST_POS_SORT: add in list, keeping list sorted
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WEECHAT_LIST_POS_BEGINNING: add to beginning of list
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WEECHAT_LIST_POS_END: add to end of list
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user_data: any pointer
Return value:
-
pointer to new item
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *my_item = weechat_list_add (list, "my data", WEECHAT_LIST_POS_SORT, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_add(list, data, where, user_data) # example item = weechat.list_add(list, "my data", weechat.WEECHAT_LIST_POS_SORT, "")
3.6.3. weechat_list_search
Search an item in a list.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_search (struct t_weelist *weelist, const char *data);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
-
data: data to search in list
Return value:
-
pointer to item found, NULL if item was not found
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *item = weechat_list_search (list, "my data");
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_search(list, data) # example item = weechat.list_search(list, "my data")
3.6.4. weechat_list_casesearch
Search an item in a list, ignoring case.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_casesearch (struct t_weelist *weelist, const char *data);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
-
data: data to search in list
Return value:
-
pointer to item found, NULL if item was not found
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *item = weechat_list_casesearch (list, "my data");
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_casesearch(list, data) # example item = weechat.list_casesearch(list, "my data")
3.6.5. weechat_list_get
Return an item in a list by position.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_get (struct t_weelist *weelist, int position);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
-
position: position in list (first item is 0)
Return value:
-
pointer to item found, NULL if item was not found
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *item = weechat_list_get (list, 0); /* first item */
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_get(list, position) # example item = weechat.list_get(list, 0)
3.6.6. weechat_list_set
Set new value for an item.
Prototype:
void weechat_list_set (struct t_weelist_item *item, const char *value);
Arguments:
-
item: item pointer
-
value: new value for item
C example:
weechat_list_set (item, "new data");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.list_set(item, value) # example weechat.list_set(item, "new data")
3.6.7. weechat_list_next
Return next item in list.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_next (struct t_weelist_item *item);
Arguments:
-
item: item pointer
Return value:
-
pointer to next item, NULL if pointer was last item in list
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *next_item = weechat_list_next (item);
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_next(item) # example item = weechat.list_next(item)
3.6.8. weechat_list_prev
Return previous item in list.
Prototype:
struct t_weelist_item *weechat_list_prev (struct t_weelist_item *item);
Arguments:
-
item: item pointer
Return value:
-
pointer to previous item, NULL if pointer was last item in list
C example:
struct t_weelist_item *prev_item = weechat_list_prev (item);
Script (Python):
# prototype item = weechat.list_prev(item) # example item = weechat.list_prev(item)
3.6.9. weechat_list_string
Return string value of an item.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_list_string (struct t_weelist_item *item);
Arguments:
-
item: item pointer
Return value:
-
string value of item
C example:
weechat_printf (NULL, "value of item: %s", weechat_list_string (item));
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.list_string(item) # example weechat.prnt("", "value of item: %s" % weechat.list_string(item))
3.6.10. weechat_list_size
Return size of list (number of items).
Prototype:
char *weechat_list_size (struct t_weelist *weelist);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
Return value:
-
size of list (number of items), 0 if list is empty
C example:
weechat_printf (NULL, "size of list: %d", weechat_list_size (list));
Script (Python):
# prototype size = weechat.list_size(list) # example weechat.prnt("", "size of list: %d" % weechat.list_size(list))
3.6.11. weechat_list_remove
Remove an item in a list.
Prototype:
void weechat_list_remove (struct t_weelist *weelist, struct t_weelist_item *item);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
-
item: item pointer
C example:
weechat_list_remove (list, item);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.list_remove(list, item) # example weechat.list_remove(list, item)
3.6.12. weechat_list_remove_all
Remove all items in a list.
Prototype:
void weechat_list_remove_all (struct t_weelist *weelist);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
C example:
weechat_list_remove_all (list);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.list_remove_all(list) # example weechat.list_remove_all(list)
3.6.13. weechat_list_free
Free a list.
Prototype:
void weechat_list_free (struct t_weelist *weelist);
Arguments:
-
weelist: list pointer
C example:
weechat_list_free (list);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.list_free(list) # example weechat.list_free(list)
3.7. Configuration files
Functions for configuration files.
3.7.1. weechat_config_new
Create a new configuration file.
Prototype:
struct t_config_file *weechat_config_new (const char *name, int (*callback_reload)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file), void *callback_reload_data);
Arguments:
-
name: name of configuration file (without path or extension)
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callback_reload: function called when configuration file is reloaded with /reload (optional, can be NULL), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
-
-
callback_reload_data: pointer given to reload callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new configuration file, NULL if an error occured
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Note
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File is NOT created on disk by this function. It will be created by call to function [_weechat_write_config]. You should call this function only after adding some sections (with [_weechat_config_new_section]) and options (with [_weechat_config_new_option]). |
C example:
int my_config_reload_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } struct t_config_file *config_file = weechat_config_new ("test", &my_config_reload_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype config_file = weechat.config_new(name, calback_reload, callback_reload_data) # example def my_config_reload_cb(data, config_file): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK config_file = weechat.config_new("test", "my_config_reload_cb", "")
3.7.2. weechat_config_new_section
Create a new section in configuration file.
Prototype:
struct t_config_section *weechat_config_new_section ( struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *name, int user_can_add_options, int user_can_delete_options, int (*callback_read)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *option_name, const char *value), void *callback_read_data, int (*callback_write)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name), void *callback_write_data, int (*callback_write_default)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name); void *callback_write_default_data, int (*callback_create_option)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *option_name, const char *value), void *callback_create_option_data, int (*callback_delete_option)(void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, struct t_config_option *option), void *callback_delete_option_data);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
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name: name of section
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user_can_add_options: 1 if user can create new options in section, or 0 if it is forbidden
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user_can_delete_options: 1 if user can delete options in section, or 0 if it is forbidden
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callback_read: function called when an option in section is read from disk (should be NULL in most cases, except if options in section need custom function), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
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struct t_config_section *section: section pointer
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const char *option_name: name of option
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const char *value: value
-
-
callback_read_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
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callback_write: function called when section is written in file (should be NULL for most cases, except if section needs to be written by a custom function), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
-
struct t_config_section *section: section pointer
-
const char *option_name: name of option
-
-
callback_write_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
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callback_write_default: function called when default values for section must be written in file, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
-
const char *section_name: name of section
-
-
callback_write_default_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
-
callback_create_option: function called when a new option is created in section (NULL if section does not allow new options to be created), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
-
struct t_config_section *section: section pointer
-
const char *option_name: name of option
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const char *value: value
-
-
callback_create_option_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
-
callback_delete_option: function called when an option is deleted in section (NULL if section does not allow options to be deleted), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_file *config_file: configuration file pointer
-
struct t_config_section *section: section pointer
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struct t_config_option *option: option pointer
-
-
callback_delete_option_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new section in configuration file, NULL if an error occured
C example:
int my_section_read_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *option_name, const char *value) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int my_section_write_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int my_section_write_default_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int my_section_create_option_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *option_name, const char *value) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int my_section_delete_option_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, struct t_config_option *option) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } /* standard section, user can not add/delete options */ struct t_config_section *new_section1 = weechat_config_new_section (config_file, "section1", 0, 0, NULL, NULL, /* read callback */ NULL, NULL, /* write callback */ NULL, NULL, /* write default callback */ NULL, NULL, /* create option callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete option callback */ /* special section, user can add/delete options, and options need callback to be read/written */ struct t_config_section *new_section2 = weechat_config_new_section (config_file, "section2", 1, 1, &my_section_read_cb, NULL, &my_section_write_cb, NULL, &my_section_write_default_cb, NULL, &my_section_create_option_cb, NULL, &my_section_delete_option_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype section = weechat.config_new_section(config_file, name, user_can_add_options, user_can_delete_options, callback_read, callback_read_data, callback_write, callback_write_data, callback_create_option, callback_create_option_data, callback_delete_option, callback_delete_option_data) # example def my_section_read_cb(data, config_file, section, option_name, value): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def my_section_write_cb(data, config_file, section_name): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def my_section_write_default_cb(data, config_file, section_name): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def my_section_create_option_cb(data, config_file, section, option_name, value): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def my_section_delete_option_cb(data, config_file, section, option): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK section = weechat.config_new_section(config_file, "section1", 1, 1, "my_section_read_cb", "", "my_section_write_cb", "", "my_section_write_default_cb", "", "my_section_create_option_cb", "", "my_section_delete_option_cb", "")
3.7.3. weechat_config_search_section
Search a section in a configuration file.
Prototype:
struct t_config_section *weechat_config_search_section ( struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
-
section_name: name of section to search
Return value:
-
pointer to section found, NULL if section was not found
C example:
struct t_config_section *section = weechat_config_search_section (config_file, "section");
Script (Python):
# prototype section = weechat.config_search_section(config_file, section_name) # example section = weechat.config_search_section(config_file, "section")
3.7.4. weechat_config_new_option
Create a new option in a section of a configuration file.
Prototype:
struct t_config_option *weechat_config_new_option ( struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *name, const char *type, const char *description, const char *string_values, int min, int max, const char *default_value, const char *value, int null_value_allowed, int (*callback_check_value)(void *data, struct t_config_option *option, const char *value), void *callback_check_value_data, int (*callback_change)(void *data, struct t_config_option *option), void *callback_change_data, int (*callback_delete)(void *data, struct t_config_option *option), void *callback_delete_data);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
-
section: section pointer
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name: name of option
-
type: type of option:
-
boolean: boolean value (on/off)
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integer: integer value (with optional strings for values)
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string: string value
-
color: color
-
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description: description of option
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string_values: values as string (separated by "|"), used for type integer (optional)
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min: minimum value (for type integer)
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max: maximum value (for type integer)
-
default_value: default value for option (used when option is reset)
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value: value for option
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null_value_allowed: 1 if null (undefined value) is allowed for option, otherwise 0
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callback_check_value: function called to check new value for option (optional), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_option *option: option pointer
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const char *value: new value for option
-
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callback_check_value_data: pointer given to check_value callback when it is called by WeeChat
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callback_change: function called when value of option has changed (optional), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_option *option: option pointer
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-
callback_change_data: pointer given to change callback when it is called by WeeChat
-
callback_delete: function called when option will be deleted (optional), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
struct t_config_option *option: option pointer
-
-
callback_delete_data: pointer given to delete callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new option in section, NULL if an error
C example:
/* boolean */ struct t_config_option *option1 = weechat_config_new_option (config_file, section, "option1", "boolean", "My option, type boolean" NULL, /* string values */ 0, 0, /* min, max */ "on", /* default */ "on", /* value */ 0, /* null value allowed */ NULL, NULL, /* check callback */ NULL, NULL, /* change callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete callback */ /* integer */ struct t_config_option *option2 = weechat_config_new_option (config_file, section, "option2", "integer", "My option, type integer" NULL, /* string values */ 0, 100, /* min, max */ "15", /* default */ "15", /* value */ 0, /* null value allowed */ NULL, NULL, /* check callback */ NULL, NULL, /* change callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete callback */ /* integer (with string values) */ struct t_config_option *option3 = weechat_config_new_option (config_file, section, "option3", "integer", "My option, type integer (with string values)" "top|bottom|left|right", /* string values */ 0, 0, /* min, max */ "bottom", /* default */ "bottom", /* value */ 0, /* null value allowed */ NULL, NULL, /* check callback */ NULL, NULL, /* change callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete callback */ /* string */ struct t_config_option *option4 = weechat_config_new_option (config_file, section, "option4", "string", "My option, type string" NULL, /* string values */ 0, 0, /* min, max */ "test", /* default */ "test", /* value */ 1, /* null value allowed */ NULL, NULL, /* check callback */ NULL, NULL, /* change callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete callback */ /* color */ struct t_config_option *option5 = weechat_config_new_option (config_file, section, "option5", "color", "My option, type color" NULL, /* string values */ 0, 0, /* min, max */ "lightblue", /* default */ "lightblue", /* value */ 0, /* null value allowed */ NULL, NULL, /* check callback */ NULL, NULL, /* change callback */ NULL, NULL); /* delete callback */
Script (Python):
# prototype option = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, name, type, description, string_values, min, max, default_value, value, null_value_allowed, callback_check_value, callback_check_value_data, callback_change, callback_change_data, callback_delete, callback_delete_data) # example def option4_check_value_cb(data, option, value): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def option4_change_cb(data, option): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK def option4_delete_cb(data, option): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK option1 = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, "option1", "boolean", "My option, type boolean", "", 0, 0, "on", "on", 0, "", "", "", "", "", "") option2 = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, "option2", "integer", "My option, type integer", "", 0, 100, "15", "15", 0, "", "", "", "", "", "") option3 = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, "option3", "integer", "My option, type integer (with string values)", "top|bottom|left|right", 0, 0, "bottom", "bottom", 0, "", "", "", "", "", "") option4 = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, "option4", "string", "My option, type string", "", 0, 0, "test", "test", 1, "option4_check_value_cb", "" "option4_change_cb", "", "option4_delete_cb", "") option5 = weechat.config_new_option(config_file, section, "option5", "color", "My option, type color", "", 0, 100, "lightblue", "lightblue", 0, "", "", "", "", "", "")
3.7.5. weechat_config_search_option
Search an option in a section of a configuration file.
Prototype:
struct t_config_option *weechat_config_search_option ( struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_section *section, const char *option_name);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
-
section: section pointer
-
name: name of option to search
Return value:
-
pointer to option found, NULL if option was not found
C example:
struct t_config_option *option = weechat_config_search_option (config_file, section, "option");
Script (Python):
# prototype option = weechat.config_search_option(config_file, section, option_name) # example option = weechat.config_search_option(config_file, section, "option")
3.7.6. weechat_config_search_with_string
Search an option with full name.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_search_with_string (const char *option_name, struct t_config_file **config_file, struct t_config_section **section, struct t_config_option **option);
Arguments:
-
option_name: full option name (format: "file.section.option")
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config_file: pointer to configuration file pointer, will be set with pointer to configuration file of option found
-
section: pointer to section pointer, will be set to section of option, if found
-
option: pointer to an option pointer, will be set to option pointer, if found
C example:
struct t_config_file *ptr_config_file; struct t_config_section *ptr_section; struct t_config_option *ptr_option; weechat_config_search_with_string ("file.section.option", &ptr_config_file, &ptr_section, &ptr_option); if (ptr_option) { /* option found */ } else { /* option not found */ }
3.7.7. weechat_config_string_to_boolean
Check if a text is "true" or "false", as boolean value.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_string_to_boolean (const char *text);
Arguments:
-
text: text to analyze
Return value:
-
1 if text is "true" ("on", "yes", "y", "true", "t", "1")
-
0 if text is "false" ("off", "no", "n", "false", "f", "0")
C example:
if (weechat_config_string_to_boolean (option_value)) { /* value is "true" */ } else { /* value is "false" */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_string_to_boolean(text) # example if weechat.config_string_to_boolean(text): # ...
3.7.8. weechat_config_option_reset
Reset an option to its default value.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_reset (struct t_config_option *option, int run_callback);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
-
run_callback: 1 for calling callback if value of option is changed, otherwise 0
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED if option value has been reset
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE if value was not changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR if an error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_option_reset (option, 1)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: /* .... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_option_reset(option, run_callback) # example rc = weechat.config_option_reset(option, 1) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: # ...
3.7.9. weechat_config_option_set
Set new value for an option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_set (struct t_config_option *option, const char *value, int run_callback);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
-
value: new value for option
-
run_callback: 1 for calling chang callback if value of option is changed, otherwise 0
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED if option value has been changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE if value was not changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR if an error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_option_set (option, "new_value", 1)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: /* .... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_option_set(option, value, run_callback) # example rc = weechat.config_option_set(option, "new_value", 1) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: # ...
3.7.10. weechat_config_option_set_null
Set null (undefined value) for an option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_set_null (struct t_config_option *option, int run_callback);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
-
run_callback: 1 for calling chang callback if value of option is changed (if it was not null), otherwise 0
|
Note
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You can set value to null only if it is allowed for option (see [_weechat_config_new_option]). |
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED if option value has been changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE if value was not changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR if an error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_option_set_null (option, 1)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: /* .... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_option_set_null(option, run_callback) # example rc = weechat.config_option_set_null(option, 1) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: # ...
3.7.11. weechat_config_option_unset
Unset/reset option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_unset (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET if option value has not been reset
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET if option value has been reset
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED if option has been removed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR if an error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_option_unset (option)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED: /* .... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR: /* .... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_option_unset(option) # example rc = weechat.config_option_unset(option) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR: # ...
3.7.12. weechat_config_option_rename
Rename an option.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_option_rename (struct t_config_option *option, const char *new_name);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
-
new_name: new name for option
C example:
weechat_config_option_rename (option, "new_name");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_option_rename(option, new_name) # example weechat.config_option_rename(option, "new_name")
3.7.13. weechat_config_option_get_pointer
Return a pointer on an option property.
Prototype:
void *weechat_config_option_get_pointer (struct t_config_option *option, const char *property);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
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property: property name:
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config_file: configuration file pointer (struct t_config_file *)
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section: section pointer (struct t_config_section *)
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name: option name (char *)
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type: option type (int *)
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description: option description (char *)
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string_values: string values (char *)
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min: minimum value (int *)
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max: maximum value (int *)
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default_value: default value (depends on type)
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value: current value (depends on type)
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prev_option: previous option pointer (struct t_config_option *)
-
next_option: next option pointer (struct t_config_option *)
-
Return value:
-
pointer to property asked
C example:
char *description = weechat_config_option_get_pointer (option, "description");
3.7.14. weechat_config_option_is_null
Check if an option is "null" (undefined value).
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_is_null (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
1 if value of option is "null"
-
0 if value of option is not "null"
C example:
if (weechat_config_option_is_null (option)) { /* value is "null" */ } else { /* value is not "null" */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_option_is_null(option) # example if weechat.config_option_is_null(option): # ...
3.7.15. weechat_config_option_default_is_null
Check if default value for an option is "null" (undefined value).
Prototype:
int weechat_config_option_default_is_null (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
1 if default value of option is "null"
-
0 if default value of option is not "null"
C example:
if (weechat_config_option_default_is_null (option)) { /* default value is "null" */ } else { /* default value is not "null" */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_option_default_is_null(option) # example if weechat.config_option_default_is_null(option): # ...
3.7.16. weechat_config_boolean
Return boolean value of option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_boolean (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
boolean value of option (0 or 1)
C example:
if (weechat_config_boolean (option)) { /* value is "true" */ } else { /* value is "false" */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_boolean(option) # example if weechat.config_option_boolean(option): # ...
3.7.17. weechat_config_boolean_default
Return default boolean value of option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_boolean_default (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
default boolean value of option (0 or 1)
C example:
if (weechat_config_boolean_default (option)) { /* value is "true" */ } else { /* value is "false" */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_boolean_default(option) # example if weechat.config_option_boolean_default(option): # ...
3.7.18. weechat_config_integer
Return integer value of option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_integer (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
integer value of option
C example:
int value = weechat_config_integer (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_integer(option) # example if weechat.config_option_integer(option): # ...
3.7.19. weechat_config_integer_default
Return default integer value of option.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_integer_default (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
default integer value of option
C example:
int value = weechat_config_integer_default (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_integer_default(option) # example if weechat.config_option_integer_default(option): # ...
3.7.20. weechat_config_string
Return string value of option.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_config_string (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
string value of option
C example:
const char *value = weechat_config_string (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_string(option) # example value = weechat.config_option_string(option):
3.7.21. weechat_config_string_default
Return default string value of option.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_config_integer_default (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
default string value of option
C example:
const char *value = weechat_config_string_default (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_string_default(option) # example value = weechat.config_option_string_default(option):
3.7.22. weechat_config_color
Return color value of option.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_config_color (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
color value of option (string with name of color)
C example:
const char *color = weechat_config_color (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_color(option) # example value = weechat.config_option_color(option):
3.7.23. weechat_config_color_default
Return default color value of option.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_config_color_default (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
Return value:
-
default color value of option (string with name of color)
C example:
const char *color = weechat_config_color_default (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_option_color_default(option) # example value = weechat.config_option_color_default(option):
3.7.24. weechat_config_write_option
Write a line in a configuration file with option and its value (this function should be called only in "write" or "write_default" callbacks for a section).
Prototype:
void weechat_config_write_option (struct t_config_file *config_file, struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
-
option: option pointer
C example:
int my_section_write_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name) { weechat_config_write_line (config_file, "my_section", NULL); weechat_config_write_option (config_file, option); return WEECHAT_RC_OK; }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_write_option(config_file, option) # example def my_section_write_cb(data, config_file, section_name): weechat.config_write_line(config_file, "my_section", "") weechat.config_write_option(config_file, option) return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK
3.7.25. weechat_config_write_line
Write a line in a configuration file (this function should be called only in "write" or "write_default" callbacks for a section).
Prototype:
void weechat_config_write_line (struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *option_name, const char *value, ...);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
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option_name: option name
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value: value (if NULL, then line with section name is written, for example: "[section]")
C example:
int my_section_write_cb (void *data, struct t_config_file *config_file, const char *section_name) { weechat_config_write_line (config_file, "my_section", NULL); weechat_config_write_line (config_file, "option", "%s;%d", "value", 123); return WEECHAT_RC_OK; }
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_write_line(config_file, option_name, value) # example def my_section_write_cb(data, config_file, section_name): weechat.config_write_line(config_file, "my_section", "") weechat.config_write_line(config_file, "option", "value") return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK
3.7.26. weechat_config_write
Write configuration file to disk.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_write (struct t_config_file *config_file);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_OK if configuration was written
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_MEMORY_ERROR if there was not enough memory
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_ERROR if another error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_write (config_file)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_OK: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_MEMORY_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_ERROR: /* ... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_write(config_file) # example rc = weechat.config_write(config_file) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_OK: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_MEMORY_ERROR: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_WRITE_ERROR: # ...
3.7.27. weechat_config_read
Read configuration file from disk.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_read (struct t_config_file *config_file);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK if configuration was loaded
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR if there was not enough memory
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND if file was not found
C example:
switch (weechat_config_read (config_file)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND: /* ... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_read(config_file) # example rc = weechat.config_read(config_file) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND: # ...
3.7.28. weechat_config_reload
Reload configuration file from disk.
Prototype:
int weechat_config_reload (struct t_config_file *config_file);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK if configuration was reloaded
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR if there was not enough memory
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND if file was not found
C example:
switch (weechat_config_reload (config_file)) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND: /* ... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_reload(config_file) # example rc = weechat.config_reload(config_file) if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_OK: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_MEMORY_ERROR: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_READ_FILE_NOT_FOUND: # ...
3.7.29. weechat_config_option_free
Free an option.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_option_free (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
option: option pointer
C example:
weechat_config_option_free (option);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_option_free(option) # example weechat.config_option_free(option)
3.7.30. weechat_config_section_free_options
Free all options in a section.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_section_free_options (struct t_config_section *section);
Arguments:
-
section: section pointer
C example:
weechat_config_section_free_options (section);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_section_free_options(section) # example weechat.config_section_free_options(section)
3.7.31. weechat_config_section_free
Free a section.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_section_free (struct t_config_option *option);
Arguments:
-
section: section pointer
C example:
weechat_config_section_free (section);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_section_free(section) # example weechat.config_section_free(section)
3.7.32. weechat_config_free
Free a configuration file.
Prototype:
void weechat_config_free (struct t_config_file *config_file);
Arguments:
-
config_file: configuration file pointer
C example:
weechat_config_free (config_file);
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.config_free(config_file) # example weechat.config_free(config_file)
3.7.33. weechat_config_get
Search an option with full name.
Prototype:
struct t_config_option *weechat_config_get (const char *option_name);
Arguments:
-
option_name: full option name (format: "file.section.option")
Return value:
-
pointer to option found, NULL if option was not found
C example:
struct t_config_option *option = weechat_config_get ("weechat.look.item_time_format");
Script (Python):
# prototype option = weechat.config_get(option_name) # example option = weechat.config_get("weechat.look.item_time_format")
3.7.34. weechat_config_get_plugin
Search an option in plugins configuration file (plugins.conf).
Prototype:
const char *weechat_config_get_plugin (const char *option_name);
Arguments:
-
option_name: option name, WeeChat will add prefix "plugins.var.xxx." (where "xxx" is current plugin name)
Return value:
-
value of option found, NULL if option was not found
C example:
/* if current plugin is "test", then look for value of option "plugins.var.test.option" in file plugins.conf */ char *value = weechat_config_get_plugin ("option");
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_get_plugin(option_name) # example value = weechat.config_get_plugin("option")
3.7.35. weechat_config_is_set_plugin
Check if option is set in plugins configuration file (plugins.conf).
Prototype:
int weechat_config_is_set_plugin (const char *option_name);
Arguments:
-
option_name: option name, WeeChat will add prefix "plugins.var.xxx." (where "xxx" is current plugin name)
Return value:
-
1 if option is set, 0 if option does not exist
C example:
if (weechat_config_is_set_plugin ("option")) { /* option is set */ } else { /* option does not exist */ }
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.config_is_set_plugin(option_name) # example if weechat.config_is_set_plugin("option"): # option is set # ... else: # option does not exist # ...
3.7.36. weechat_config_set_plugin
Set new value for option in plugins configuration file (plugins.conf).
Prototype:
int weechat_config_set_plugin (const char *option_name, const char *value);
Arguments:
-
option_name: option name, WeeChat will add prefix "plugins.var.xxx." (where "xxx" is current plugin name)
-
value: new value for option
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED if option value has been changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE if value was not changed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OPTION_NOT_FOUND if option was not found
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR if other error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_set_plugin ("option", "test_value")) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OPTION_NOT_FOUND: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: /* ... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_set_plugin(option_name, value) # example rc = weechat.config_is_set_plugin("option", "test_value") if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_CHANGED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OK_SAME_VALUE: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_OPTION_NOT_FOUND: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_SET_ERROR: # ...
3.7.37. weechat_config_unset_plugin
Unset option in plugins configuration file (plugins.conf).
Prototype:
int weechat_config_unset_plugin (const char *option_name);
Arguments:
-
option_name: option name, WeeChat will add prefix "plugins.var.xxx." (where xxx is current plugin name)
Return value:
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET if option value has not been reset
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET if option value has been reset
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED if option has been removed
-
WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR if an error occured
C example:
switch (weechat_config_unset_plugin ("option")) { case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR: /* ... */ break; }
Script (Python):
# prototype rc = weechat.config_unset_plugin(option_name) # example rc = weechat.config_unset_plugin("option") if rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_NO_RESET: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_RESET: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_OK_REMOVED: # ... elif rc == weechat.WEECHAT_CONFIG_OPTION_UNSET_ERROR: # ...
3.8. Display
Functions to display text in buffers.
3.8.1. weechat_prefix
Return a prefix.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_prefix (const char *prefix);
Arguments:
-
prefix: name of prefix:
| Prefix | Value | Color | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
error |
=!= |
yellow |
error message |
network |
-- |
magenta |
message from network |
action |
* |
white |
self action |
join |
--> |
lightgreen |
someone joins current chat |
quit |
<-- |
lightred |
someone leaves current chat |
|
Note
|
Values and colors can be customized with command /set. |
Return value:
-
prefix value (string with prefix and color codes), empty string if prefix is not found
C example:
weechat_printf (NULL, "%sThis is an error...", weechat_prefix ("error"));
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.prefix(prefix) # example weechat.prnt("", "%sThis is an error..." % weechat.prefix("error"))
3.8.2. weechat_color
Return a string color code for display.
Prototype:
const char *weechat_color (const char *color_name);
Arguments:
-
color_name: name of color, one of:
-
WeeChat option name (from weechat.color.xxx), for example chat_delimiters
-
color with optional background, for example yellow or yellow,red
-
attribute:
-
bold: set bold
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-bold: remove bold
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reverse: set reverse
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-reverse: remove reverse
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italic: set italic
-
-italic: remove italic
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underline: set underline
-
-underline: remove underline
-
-
bar color name:
-
bar_fg: foreground color for bar
-
bar_delim: delimiters color for bar
-
bar_bg: background color for bar
-
-
Return value:
-
string with color code, or a "reset color" code if color is not found
C example:
weechat_printf (NULL, "Color: %sblue %sdefault color %syellow on red", weechat_color ("blue"), weechat_color ("chat"), weechat_color ("yellow,red"));
Script (Python):
# prototype value = weechat.color(color_name) # example weechat.prnt("", "%sColor: %sblue %sdefault color %syellow on red" % (weechat.color("blue"), weechat.color("chat"), weechat.color("yellow,red")))
3.8.3. weechat_printf
Display a message on a buffer.
Prototype:
void weechat_printf (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
buffer: buffer pointer, if NULL, message is displayed on WeeChat buffer
-
message: message to display
C example:
weechat_printf (NULL, "Hello on WeeChat buffer"); weechat_printf (buffer, "Hello on this buffer");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.prnt(buffer, message) # example weechat.prnt("", "Hello on WeeChat buffer") weechat.prnt(buffer, "Hello on this buffer")
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Note
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Function is called "print" in scripts ("prnt" in Python). |
3.8.4. weechat_printf_date
Display a message on a buffer, using a custom date.
Prototype:
void weechat_printf_date (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, time_t date, const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
buffer: buffer pointer, if NULL, message is displayed on WeeChat buffer
-
date: date for message
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message: message to display
C example:
weechat_printf_date (NULL, time (NULL) - 120, "Hello, 2 minutes ago");
3.8.5. weechat_printf_tags
Display a message on a buffer, using a custom tags.
Prototype:
void weechat_printf_tags (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, const char *tags, const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
buffer: buffer pointer, if NULL, message is displayed on WeeChat buffer
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tags: comma separated list of tags
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message: message to display
C example:
weechat_printf_tags (NULL, "notify_message", "Message with a tag 'notify_message'");
3.8.6. weechat_printf_date_tags
Display a message on a buffer, using a custom date and tags.
Prototype:
void weechat_printf_date_tags (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, time_t date, const char *tags, const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
buffer: buffer pointer, if NULL, message is displayed on WeeChat buffer
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date: date for message
-
tags: comma separated list of tags
-
message: message to display
C example:
weechat_printf_date_tags (NULL, time (NULL) - 120, "notify_message", "Message 2 minutes ago, with a tag 'notify_message'");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.prnt_date_tags(buffer, date, tags, message) # example time = int(time.time()) weechat.prnt_date_tags("", time - 120, "notify_message", "Message 2 minutes ago, with a tag 'notify_message'")
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Note
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Function is called "print_date_tags" in scripts ("prnt_date_tags" in Python). |
3.8.7. weechat_printf_y
Display a message on a line of a buffer with free content.
Prototype:
void weechat_printf_y (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, int y, const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
buffer: buffer pointer
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y: line number (first line is 0)
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message: message to display
C example:
weechat_printf_y (buffer, 2, "My message on third line");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.prnt_y(buffer, y, message) # example weechat.prnt_y("", 2, "My message on third line")
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Note
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Function is called "print_y" in scripts ("prnt_y" in Python). |
3.8.8. weechat_log_printf
Write a message in WeeChat log file (weechat.log).
Prototype:
void weechat_log_printf (const char *message, ...);
Arguments:
-
message: message to write
C example:
weechat_log_printf ("My message in log file");
Script (Python):
# prototype weechat.log_print(message) # example weechat.log_print("My message in log file")
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Note
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Function is called "log_print" in scripts. |
3.9. Hooks
3.9.1. weechat_hook_command
Hook a command.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_command (const char *command, const char *description, const char *args, const char *args_description, const char *completion, int (*callback)(void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, int argc, char **argv, char **argv_eol), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
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command: command name
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description: description for command (displayed with /help command)
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args: arguments for command (displayed with /help command)
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args_description: description of arguments (displayed with /help command)
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completion: completion template for command: list of completions for each argument, separated by space. Many completions are possible for one argument, separated by "|". Many templates are possible for same command, separated by "||".
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callback: function called when command is used, arguments:
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void *data: pointer
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struct t_gui_buffer *buffer: buffer where command is executed
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int argc: number of arguments given for command
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char **argv: arguments given for command
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char **argv_eol: arguments given for command (until end of line for each argument)
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callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Default completion codes are:
| Plugin | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
alias |
alias |
list of aliases |
aspell |
aspell_langs |
list of supported langs for aspell |
irc |
irc_channel |
current IRC channel |
irc |
irc_channel_nicks_hosts |
nicks and hostnames of current IRC channel |
irc |
irc_channel_topic |
topic of current IRC channel |
irc |
irc_channels |
channels on all IRC servers |
irc |
irc_ignores_numbers |
numbers for defined ignores |
irc |
irc_msg_part |
default part message for IRC channel |
irc |
irc_privates |
privates on all IRC servers |
irc |
irc_server |
current IRC server |
irc |
irc_server_channels |
channels on current IRC server |
irc |
irc_server_nick |
nick on current IRC server |
irc |
irc_server_nicks |
nicks on all channels of current IRC server |
irc |
irc_server_privates |
privates on current IRC server |
irc |
irc_servers |
IRC servers (internal names) |
irc |
nick |
nicks of current IRC channel |
lua |
lua_script |
list of scripts |
perl |
perl_script |
list of scripts |
python |
python_script |
list of scripts |
relay |
relay_free_port |
first free port for relay plugin |
relay |
relay_protocol_name |
all possible protocol.name for relay plugin |
relay |
relay_relays |
protocol.name of current relays for relay plugin |
ruby |
ruby_script |
list of scripts |
tcl |
tcl_script |
list of scripts |
weechat |
bars_names |
names of bars |
weechat |
bars_options |
options for bars |
weechat |
buffers_names |
names of buffers |
weechat |
buffers_numbers |
numbers of buffers |
weechat |
buffers_plugins_names |
names of buffers (including plugins names) |
weechat |
commands |
commands (weechat and plugins) |
weechat |
config_files |
configuration files |
weechat |
config_option_values |
values for a configuration option |
weechat |
config_options |
configuration options |
weechat |
filename |
filename |
weechat |
filters_names |
names of filters |
weechat |
infolists |
names of infolists hooked |
weechat |
infos |
names of infos hooked |
weechat |
keys_codes |
key codes |
weechat |
nicks |
nicks in nicklist of current buffer |
weechat |
plugins_commands |
commands defined by plugins |
weechat |
plugins_names |
names of plugins |
weechat |
proxies_names |
names of proxies |
weechat |
proxies_options |
options for proxies |
weechat |
weechat_commands |
weechat commands |
xfer |
nick |
nicks of DCC chat |
Special codes:
-
%%command: reuse completion template from command command
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%-: stop completion
-
%*: repeat last completion
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_command_cb (void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, int argc, char **argv, char **argv_eol) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } /* this example is inspired by command /filter */ struct t_hook *my_command_hook = weechat_hook_command (/* command name */ "myfilter", /* description */ "description of myfilter", /* args */ "[list] | [enable|disable|toggle [name]] | " "[add name plugin.buffer tags regex] | " "[del name|-all]", /* args description */ "description of arguments...", /* completion */ "list" " || enable %(filters_names)" " || disable %(filters_names)" " || toggle %(filters_names)" " || add %(filters_names) %(buffers_plugins_names)|*" " || del %(filters_names)|-all", /* callback */ &my_command_cb, /* callback_data */ NULL);
For example, if command called is /command abc def ghi, then argv and argv_eol contain following values:
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argv:
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argv[0] == "abc"
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argv[1] == "def"
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argv[2] == "ghi"
-
-
argv_eol:
-
argv_eol[0] == "abc def ghi"
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argv_eol[1] == "def ghi"
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argv_eol[2] == "ghi"
-
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_command(command, description, args, args_description, completion, callback, callback_data) # example def my_command_cb(data, buffer, args): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK hook = weechat.hook_command("myfilter", "description of myfilter", "[list] | [enable|disable|toggle [name]] | " "[add name plugin.buffer tags regex] | " "[del name|-all]", "description of arguments...", "list" " || enable %(filters_names)" " || disable %(filters_names)" " || toggle %(filters_names)" " || add %(filters_names) %(buffers_plugins_names)|*" " || del %(filters_names)|-all", "my_command_cb", "")
3.9.2. weechat_hook_command_run
Hook a command when WeeChat runs it.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_command_run (const char *command, int (*callback)(void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, const char *command), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
-
command: command to hook, may start or end with "*" as joker
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callback: function called when command is run, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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struct t_gui_buffer *buffer: buffer where command is executed
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const char *command: the command executed, with its arguments
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-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
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Note
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Callback can return WEECHAT_RC_OK or WEECHAT_RC_OK_EAT (command will not be executed by WeeChat after callback). |
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_command_run_cb (void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, const char *command) { weechat_printf (NULL, "You want to complete? I'm eating the completion ahah!"); return WEECHAT_RC_OK_EAT; } struct t_hook *my_command_run_hook = weechat_hook_command_run ("/input complete*", &my_command_run_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_command_run(command, callback, callback_data) # example def my_command_run_cb(data, buffer, command): weechat.prnt("", "You want to complete? I'm eating the completion, ahah!") return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK_EAT hook = weechat.hook_command_run("/input complete*", "my_command_run_cb", "")
3.9.3. weechat_hook_timer
Hook a timer.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_timer (long interval, const char *align_second, const char *max_calls, int (*callback)(void *data, int remaining_calls), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
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interval: interval between two calls (milliseconds, so 1000 = 1 second)
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align_second: alignment on a second. For example, if current time is 09:00, if interval = 60000 (60 seconds), and align_second = 60, then timer is called each minute when second is 00
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max_calls: number of calls to timer (if 0, then timer has no end)
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callback: function called when time is reached, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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int remaining_calls: remaining calls (-1 if timer has no end)
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-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_timer_cb (void *data, int remaining_calls) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } /* timer called each 20 seconds */ struct t_hook *my_timer_hook = weechat_hook_timer (20 * 1000, 0, 0, &my_timer_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_timer(interval, align_second, max_calls, callback, callback_data) # example def my_timer_cb(data, remaining_calls): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK # timer called each 20 seconds hook = weechat.hook_timer(20 * 1000, 0, 0, "my_timer_cb", "")
3.9.4. weechat_hook_fd
Hook a file descriptor (file or socket).
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_fd (int fd, int flag_read, int flag_write, int flag_exception, int (*callback)(void *data, int fd), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
-
fd: file descriptor
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flag_read: 1 = catch read event, 0 = ignore
-
flag_write: 1 = catch write event, 0 = ignore
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flag_exception: 1 = catch exception event, 0 = ignore
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callback: function called a selected event occurs for file (or socket), arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
-
int fd: file descriptor
-
-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_fd_cb (void *data, int fd) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } int sock = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); /* set socket options */ /* ... */ struct t_hook *my_fd_hook = weechat_hook_fd (sock, 1, 0, 0, &my_fd_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_fd(fd, flag_read, flag_write, flag_exception, callback, callback_data) # example def my_fd_cb(data, fd): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK sock = ... hook = weechat.hook_fd(sock, 1, 0, 0, "my_fd_cb", "")
3.9.5. weechat_hook_process
Hook a process (launched with fork), and catch output.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_process (const char *command, int timeout, int (*callback)(void *data, const char *command, int return_code, const char *out, const char *err), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
-
command: command to launch in child process
-
timeout: timeout for command (in milliseconds): after this timeout, child process is killed (0 means no timeout)
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callback: function called when data from child is available, or when child has ended, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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const char *command: command executed by child
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int return_code: return code:
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>= 0: child command return code
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< 0: WEECHAT_HOOK_PROCESS_OK_RUNNING (data available, but child still running) or WEECHAT_HOOK_PROCESS_ERROR (error when launching command)
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-
out: standard output of command (stdout)
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err: error output of command (stderr)
-
-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_process_cb (void *data, const char *command, int return_code, const char *out, const char *err) { if (return_code == WEECHAT_HOOK_PROCESS_ERROR) { weechat_printf (NULL, "Error with command '%s'", command); return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } if (return_code >= 0) { weechat_printf (NULL, "return_code = %d", return_code); } if (out) { weechat_printf (NULL, "stdout: %s", out); } if (err) { weechat_printf (NULL, "stderr: %s", err); } return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } struct t_hook *my_process_hook = weechat_hook_process ("ls", 5000, &my_process_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_process(command, timeout, callback, callback_data) # example def my_process_cb(data, command, return_code, out, err): if return_code == weechat.WEECHAT_HOOK_PROCESS_ERROR: weechat.prnt("", "Error with command '%s'" % command) return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK if return_code >= 0: weechat.prnt("", "return_code = %d" % return_code) if out != "": weechat.prnt("", "stdout: %s" % out) if err != "": weechat.prnt("", "stderr: %s" % err) return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK hook = weechat.hook_process("ls", 5000, "my_process_cb", "")
3.9.6. weechat_hook_connect
Hook a connection (background connection to a remote host).
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_connect (const char *proxy, const char *address, int port, int sock, int ipv6, void *gnutls_sess, void *gnutls_cb, int gnutls_dhkey_size, const char *local_hostname, int (*callback)(void *data, int status, int gnutls_rc, const char *errpr, const char *ip_address), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
-
proxy: name of proxy to use for connection (optional, NULL means connection without proxy)
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address: name or IP address to connect to
-
port: port number
-
sock: socket used to connect
-
ipv6: 1 to use IPv6, 0 to use IPv4
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gnutls_sess: GnuTLS session (optional)
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gnutls_cb: GnuTLS callback (optional)
-
gnutls_dhkey_size: size of the key used during the Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange (GnuTLS)
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callback: function called when connection is ok or failed, arguments:
-
void *data: pointer
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int status: connection status:
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_OK: connection ok
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: address not found
-
WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_IP_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: IP address not found
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_CONNECTION_REFUSED: connection refused
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_PROXY_ERROR: error with proxy
-
WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_LOCAL_HOSTNAME_ERROR: error with local hostname
-
WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_INIT_ERROR: GnuTLS init error
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_HANDSHAKE_ERROR: GnuTLS handshake error
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WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_MEMORY_ERROR: insufficient memory
-
-
gnutls_rc: result value of gnutls_handshake()
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const char *error: result value of gnutls_strerror(gnutls_rc)
-
const char *ip_address: IP address found
-
-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_connect_cb (void *data, int status, int gnutls_rc, const char *error, const char *ip_address) { switch (status) { case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_OK: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_IP_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_CONNECTION_REFUSED: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_PROXY_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_LOCAL_HOSTNAME_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_INIT_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_HANDSHAKE_ERROR: /* ... */ break; case WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_MEMORY_ERROR: /* ... */ break; } return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } struct t_hook *my_connect_hook = weechat_hook_connect (NULL, "my.server.org", 1234, sock, 0, NULL, NULL, 0, /* GnuTLS */ NULL, &my_connect_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_connect(proxy, address, port, sock, ipv6, local_hostname, callback, callback_data) # example def my_connect_cb(data, status, gnutls_rc, error, ip_address): if status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_OK: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_IP_ADDRESS_NOT_FOUND: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_CONNECTION_REFUSED: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_PROXY_ERROR: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_LOCAL_HOSTNAME_ERROR: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_INIT_ERROR: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_GNUTLS_HANDSHAKE_ERROR: # ... elif status == WEECHAT_HOOK_CONNECT_MEMORY_ERROR: # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK hook = weechat.hook_connect("", "my.server.org", 1234, sock, 0, "", "my_connect_cb", "")
3.9.7. weechat_hook_print
Hook a message printed.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_print (struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, const char *tags, const char *message, int strip_colors, int (*callback)(void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, time_t date, int tags_count, const char **tags, int displayed, int highlight, const char *prefix, const char *message), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
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buffer: buffer pointer, if NULL, messages from any buffer are caught
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tags: only messages with these tags (comma separated list) will be caught (optional)
-
message: only messages with this string will be caught (optional)
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strip_colors: if 1, colors will be stripped from message displayed, before calling callback
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callback: function called when a message is printed, arguments:
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void *data: pointer
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struct t_gui_buffer *buffer: buffer pointer
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time_t date: date
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int tags_count: number of tags for line
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const char **tags: array with tags for line
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int displayed: 1 if line is displayed, 0 if it is filtered (hidden)
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int highlight: 1 if line has highlight, otherwise 0
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const char *prefix: prefix
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const char *message: message
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-
callback_data: pointer given to callback when it is called by WeeChat
Return value:
-
pointer to new hook, NULL if error occured
C example:
int my_print_cb (void *data, struct t_gui_buffer *buffer, time_t date, int tags_count, const char **tags, int displayed, int highlight, const char *prefix, const char *message) { /* ... */ return WEECHAT_RC_OK; } /* catch all messages, on all buffers, without color */ struct t_hook *my_print_hook = weechat_hook_print (NULL, NULL, NULL, 1, &my_print_cb, NULL);
Script (Python):
# prototype hook = weechat.hook_print(buffer, tags, message, strip_colors, callback, callback_data) # example def my_print_cb(data, buffer, date, tags, displayed, highlight, prefix, message): # ... return weechat.WEECHAT_RC_OK # catch all messages, on all buffers, without color hook = weechat.hook_print("", "", "", 1, "my_print_cb", "")
3.9.8. weechat_hook_signal
Hook a signal.
Prototype:
struct t_hook *weechat_hook_signal (const char *signal, int (*callback)(void *data, const char *signal, const char *type_data, void *signal_data), void *callback_data);
Arguments:
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signal: signal to catch, can begin or end with "*":
| Plugin | Signal | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
irc |
xxx,irc_in_yyy 1 |
string: message |
irc message from server (before irc plugin uses it) |
irc |
xxx,irc_in2_yyy 1 |
string: message |
irc message from server (after irc plugin uses it) |
irc |
xxx,irc_out_yyy 1 |
string: message |
irc message sent to server |
irc |
irc_ctcp |
string: message |
CTCP received |
irc |
irc_dcc |
string: message |
new DCC |
irc |
irc_pv |
string: message |
private message received |
irc |
irc_channel_opened |
pointer: buffer |
channel opened |
irc |
irc_pv_opened |
pointer: buffer |
private opened |
irc |
irc_server_connecting |
string: server name |
connecting to server |
irc |
irc_server_connected |
string: server name |
connected to server |
irc |
irc_server_disconnected |
string: server name |
disconnected from server |
irc |
irc_ignore_removing |
pointer: ignore |
removing ignore |
irc |
irc_ignore_removed |
- |
ignore removed |
logger |
logger_start |
pointer: buffer |
start logging for buffer |
logger |
logger_stop |
pointer: buffer |
stop logging for buffer |
logger |
logger_backlog |
pointer: buffer |
display backlog for buffer |
weechat |
buffer_closing |
pointer: buffer |
closing buffer |
weechat |
buffer_closed |
pointer: buffer |
buffer closed |
weechat |
buffer_lines_hidden |
pointer: buffer |
lines hidden in buffer |
weechat |
buffer_localvar_added |
pointer: buffer |
local variable has been added |
weechat |
buffer_localvar_changed |
pointer: buffer |
local variable has changed |
weechat |
buffer_localvar_removed |
pointer: buffer |
local variable has been removed |
weechat |
buffer_moved |
pointer: buffer |
buffer moved |
weechat |
buffer_opened |
pointer: buffer |
buffer opened |
weechat |
buffer_renamed |
pointer: buffer |
buffer renamed |
weechat |
buffer_switch |
pointer: buffer |
switching buffer |
weechat |
buffer_title_changed |
pointer: buffer |
title of buffer changed |
weechat |
buffer_type_changed |
pointer: buffer |
type of buffer changed |
weechat |
debug_dump |
- |
dump request |
weechat |
filter_added |
pointer: filter |
filter added |
weechat |
filter_removing |
pointer: filter |
removing filter |
weechat |
filter_removed |
- |
filter added |
weechat |
filter_enabled |
- |
filters enabled |
weechat |
filter_disabled |
- |
filters disabled |
weechat |
hotlist_changed |
- |
hotlist changed |
weechat |
input_paste_pending |
- |
paste pending |
weechat |
input_search |
- |
text search in buffer |
weechat |
input_text_changed |
- |
input text changed |
weechat |
input_text_cursor_moved |
- |
input text cursor moved |
weechat |
key_pressed |
string: key pressed |
key pressed |
weechat |
nicklist_changed |
- |
nicklist has changed |
weechat |
partial_completion |
- |
partial completion happened |
weechat |
quit |
string: arguments for /quit |
command /quit issued by user |
weechat |
upgrade |
- |
command /upgrade issued by user |
weechat |
weechat_highlight |
string: message with prefix |
highlight happened |
weechat |
weechat_pv |
string: message with prefix |
private message displayed |
weechat |
window_scrolled |
pointer: window |
scroll in window |
weechat |
window_unzooming |
pointer: current window |
unzooming window |
weechat |
window_unzoomed |
pointer: current window |
window unzoomed |
weechat |
window_zooming |
pointer: current window |
zomming window |
weechat |
window_zoomed |
pointer: current window |
window zoomed |
xfer |
xfer_add |
pointer: infolist with xfer info |
new xfer |
xfer |
xfer_send_ready |
pointer: infolist with xfer info |
xfer ready |
xfer |
xfer_accept_resume |
pointer: infolist with xfer info |
xfer accepts resume (send) |
xfer |
xfer_send_accept_resume |
pointer: infolist with xfer info |
xfer accepts resume (send) |
xfer |
xfer_start_resume |
pointer: infolist with xfer info |
start resume |
xfer |
xfer_resume_ready |
pointer: infolist with xfer inf |