comparison: libpurple/account.c
libpurple/account.c
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| 68 PurpleProxyInfo *proxy_info; /**< Proxy information. This will be set */ | 68 PurpleProxyInfo *proxy_info; /**< Proxy information. This will be set */ |
| 69 /* to NULL when the account inherits */ | 69 /* to NULL when the account inherits */ |
| 70 /* proxy settings from global prefs. */ | 70 /* proxy settings from global prefs. */ |
| 71 | 71 |
| 72 /* | 72 /* |
| 73 * TODO: Supplementing the next two linked lists with hash tables | 73 * TODO: Instead of linked lists for permit and deny, use a data |
| 74 * should help performance a lot when these lists are long. This | 74 * structure that allows fast lookups AND decent performance when |
| 75 * matters quite a bit for protocols like MSN, where all your | 75 * iterating through all items. Fast lookups should help performance |
| 76 * buddies are added to your permit list. Currently we have to | 76 * for protocols like MSN, where all your buddies exist in your permit |
| 77 * iterate through the entire list if we want to check if someone | 77 * list therefore the permit list is large. Possibly GTree or |
| 78 * is permitted or denied. We should do this for 3.0.0. | 78 * GHashTable. |
| 79 * Or maybe use a GTree. | |
| 80 */ | 79 */ |
| 81 GSList *permit; /**< Permit list. */ | 80 GSList *permit; /**< Permit list. */ |
| 82 GSList *deny; /**< Deny list. */ | 81 GSList *deny; /**< Deny list. */ |
| 83 PurpleAccountPrivacyType privacy_type; /**< The permit/deny setting. */ | 82 PurpleAccountPrivacyType privacy_type; /**< The permit/deny setting. */ |
| 84 | 83 |
