#include "xchat-plugin-hack.h"

/* The xchat_emit_print function is a vararg.
   It was also the case for xchat_printf and xchat_commandf,
   but they were not necessary.
   While browsing the code, it occured that this version
   of XChat doesn't use more than 4 args
   (it is explicitely used in the implementation of xchat_emit_print),
   so to ease my Haskell binding, I provide the 5 versions.
*/

int xchat_emit_print0 (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	const char *event_name
) { return (xchat_emit_print(ph,event_name,NULL)); }
int xchat_emit_print1 (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	const char *event_name,
    const char *arg0
) { return (xchat_emit_print(ph,event_name,arg0,NULL)); }
int xchat_emit_print2 (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	const char *event_name,
    const char *arg0,
    const char *arg1
) { return (xchat_emit_print(ph,event_name,arg0,arg1,NULL)); }
int xchat_emit_print3 (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	const char *event_name,
    const char *arg0,
    const char *arg1,
    const char *arg2
) { return (xchat_emit_print(ph,event_name,arg0,arg1,arg2,NULL)); }
int xchat_emit_print4 (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	const char *event_name,
    const char *arg0,
    const char *arg1,
    const char *arg2,
    const char *arg3
) { return (xchat_emit_print(ph,event_name,arg0,arg1,arg2,arg3,NULL)); }

/* There is a cast in the interface to get a context from a pointer.
   To keep well typed, we do this cast explicitely here.
*/
const xchat_context * xchat_list_context (
	xchat_plugin *ph,
	xchat_list *xlist,
	const char *name
) { return (const xchat_context *) xchat_list_str(ph, xlist, name); }