These are the protocols that the provider plugin may support. The origins
must be queried independently whether or not they support any given protocol.
Example: A SIP origin/account may or may not support the "tel" protocol.
This reverts the main part of commit 4a264252a7.
As plugins are the prime use case for `shared_module`
getting rid of the warning from meson about linking against shared modules
weighs less heavy.
And adapt to changes
It's easier to track changes if we are using GListModel than
a GList. Also, eventually we shall have multiple providers,
and we can use GtkFlattenListModel to merge multiple origins
without manually managing pointers ourself.
Since several widgets has APIs to handle GListModels, it will
also help us create widgets from GListModels easily.
This fixes this two issues:
- Emit the events origin-removed, origin-added when required.
- Remove call immediately when disconnected and emit events:
By using `g_idle_add ()` we can't be sure when the call is actually
removed and could stay potentionaly for evere, as long the main loop is
busy. This can lead to unexpected behavior. If the calls shouldn't be
freed then it's required to increase the ref count. This is similar how
the `remove` event works in a `GtkContainer`.
This is part of a larger refactoring effort, with the goal to replace
all the get_*() member functions in provider abstraction interfaces with
GObject properties. See also: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/calls/issues/6
How `g_type_class_peek ()` was used it didn't return the correct parent
class in most cases.
G_DEFINE_TYPE macro creates a pointer we can use to get the parent
class `n_p_parent_class`.
Because we didn't use the correct parent class the object initialisation
wasn't fully completed for some GtkWidgets.
See https://developer.gnome.org/gobject/stable/chapter-gobject.html#gobject-instantiation
for more information.
This commit makes use of the `n_p_parent_class pointer` created for this
specific use case where ever possible.
Fixes: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/calls/issues/118
This is an initial, static implementation of plugins. The
CallsApplication has a plugin name which can be changed with a new
--provider command line option. This plugin name is used to
instantiate the appropriate plugin when the application is activated.
From then on, the plugin cannot change.
In future, we can expand this support to include loading multiple
plugins at once, configurable through some UI. This will have
far-reaching implications though, and complicate things like
enumerating the provider hierarchy. There is also no practical
benefit right now; the mm and ofono plugins can't be used at the same
time because ModemManager and oFono don't play nice together, and the
whole raison d'être of the dummy plugin is undermined if you can make
use of one of the others. So for now, we just implement one static
plugin.
