command: use client_[gs]et_permission()

Don't pass a pointer to client->permission to processCommand(), better let the code in command.c use the new permission getter/setter functions.

command: use client_[gs]et_permission()
1ce5f4d7 · Max Kellermann · 2835e376 · 1ce5f4d7 · 1ce5f4d7 · 1ce5f4d7
Commit 1ce5f4d7 authored Sep 07, 2008 by Max Kellermann
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client.c src/client.c +1 -3

command.c src/command.c +0 -0

command.h src/command.h +2 -3

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--- a/src/client.c
+++ b/src/client.c
@@ -337,7 +337,6 @@ static int client_process_line(struct client *client)
 			DEBUG("client %i: process command "
 			      "list\n", client->num);
 			ret = processListOfCommands(client,
-						    &(client->permission),
 						    client->cmd_list_OK,
 						    client->cmd_list);
 			DEBUG("client %i: process command "
@@ -384,8 +383,7 @@ static int client_process_line(struct client *client)
 		} else {
 			DEBUG("client %i: process command \"%s\"\n",
 			      client->num, line);
-			ret = processCommand(client,
+			ret = processCommand(client, line);
-					     &(client->permission), line);
 			DEBUG("client %i: command returned %i\n",
 			      client->num, ret);

--- a/src/command.c
+++ b/src/command.c
--- a/src/command.h
+++ b/src/command.h
@@ -29,11 +29,10 @@
 struct client;
-int processListOfCommands(struct client *client, int *permission,
+int processListOfCommands(struct client *client,
 			  int listOK, struct strnode *list);
-int processCommand(struct client *client,
+int processCommand(struct client *client, char *commandString);
-		   int *permission, char *commandString);
 void initCommands(void);