tdebase/tdeioslave/smtp/response.h

/*  -*- c++ -*-
    response.h

    This file is part of tdeio_smtp, the KDE SMTP tdeioslave.
    Copyright (c) 2003 Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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    published by the Free Software Foundation.

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*/

#ifndef __KIOSMTP_RESPONSE_H__
#define __KIOSMTP_RESPONSE_H__

#include <tqcstring.h>
#include <tqvaluelist.h>
typedef TQValueList<TQCString> QCStringList;

class TQString;

namespace KioSMTP {

  class Response {
  public:
    Response()
      : mCode(0),
	mValid(true),
	mSawLastLine(false),
	mWellFormed(true) {}

    void parseLine( const char * line ) {
      parseLine( line, tqstrlen( line ) );
    }
    void parseLine( const char * line, int len );

    /** Return an internationalized error message according to the
	response's code. */
    TQString errorMessage() const;
    /** Translate the SMTP error code into a KIO one */
    int errorCode() const;

    enum Reply {
      UnknownReply = -1,
      PositivePreliminary = 1,
      PositiveCompletion = 2,
      PositiveIntermediate = 3,
      TransientNegative = 4,
      PermanentNegative = 5
    };

    enum Category {
      UnknownCategory = -1,
      SyntaxError = 0,
      Information = 1,
      Connections = 2,
      MailSystem = 5
    };

    unsigned int code() const { return mCode; }
    unsigned int first() const { return code() / 100 ; }
    unsigned int second() const { return ( code() % 100 ) / 10 ; }
    unsigned int third() const { return code() % 10 ; }

    bool isPositive() const { return first() <= 3 && first() >= 1 ; }
    bool isNegative() const { return first() == 4 || first() == 5 ; }
    bool isUnknown() const { return !isPositive() && !isNegative() ; }

    QCStringList lines() const { return mLines; }

    bool isValid() const { return mValid; }
    bool isComplete() const { return mSawLastLine; }

    /** Shortcut method.
	@return true iff the response is valid, complete and positive */
    bool isOk() const { return isValid() && isComplete() && isPositive() ; }
    /** Indicates whether the response was well-formed, meaning it
	obeyed the syntax of smtp responses. That the response
	nevertheless is not valid may be caused by e.g. different
	response codes in a multilie response. A non-well-formed
	response is never valid. */
    bool isWellFormed() const { return mWellFormed; }

    void clear() { *this = Response(); }

#ifdef KIOSMTP_COMPARATORS
    bool operator==( const Response & other ) const {
      return mCode == other.mCode &&
	mValid == other.mValid &&
	mSawLastLine == other.mSawLastLine &&
	mWellFormed == other.mWellFormed &&
	mLines == other.mLines;
    }
#endif

  private:
    unsigned int mCode;
    QCStringList mLines;
    bool mValid;
    bool mSawLastLine;
    bool mWellFormed;
  };

} // namespace KioSMTP

#endif // __KIOSMTP_RESPONSE_H__