1 files changed, 37 insertions, 21 deletions

diff --git a/libopie2/opienet/onetwork.h b/libopie2/opienet/onetwork.h
index f052317..a29b29d 100644
--- a/libopie2/opienet/onetwork.h
+++ b/libopie2/opienet/onetwork.h
@@ -25,36 +25,36 @@
  -.   .:....=;==+<;          You should have received a copy of the GNU
   -_. . .   )=.  =           Library General Public License along with
     --        :-=`           this library; see the file COPYING.LIB.
                              If not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
                              Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
                              Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
 
 */
 
 #ifndef ONETWORK_H
 #define ONETWORK_H
 
+/* OPIE */
+
+#include <opie2/onetutils.h>
+
 /* QT */
 
 #include <qvaluelist.h>
 #include <qdict.h>
 #include <qmap.h>
 #include <qobject.h>
 #include <qhostaddress.h>
 
-/* OPIE */
-
-#include <opie2/onetutils.h>
-
 #ifndef IFNAMSIZ
 #define IFNAMSIZ 16
 #endif
 #ifndef IW_MAX_PRIV_DEF
 #define IW_MAX_PRIV_DEF        128
 #endif
 
 // ML: Yeah, I hate to include kernel headers, but it's necessary here
 // ML: Here comes an ugly hack to prevent <linux/wireless.h> including <linux/if.h>
 // ML: which conflicts with the user header <net/if.h>
 // ML: We really need a user header for the Wireless Extensions, something like <net/wireless.h>
 // ML: I will drop Jean a mail on that subject
@@ -91,30 +91,30 @@ class ONetwork : public QObject
      * @returns the number of available interfaces
      */
     int count() const;
     /**
      * @returns a pointer to the (one and only) @ref ONetwork instance.
      */
     static ONetwork* instance();
     /**
      * @returns an iterator usable for iterating through all network interfaces.
      */
     InterfaceIterator iterator() const;
     /**
-     * @returns true, if the @p interface supports the wireless extension protocol.
+     * @returns true, if the @a interface supports the wireless extension protocol.
      */
      // FIXME QString? -zecke
     bool isWirelessInterface( const char* interface ) const;
     /**
-     * @returns a pointer to the @ref ONetworkInterface object for the specified @p interface or 0, if not found
+     * @returns a pointer to the @ref ONetworkInterface object for the specified @a interface or 0, if not found
      * @see ONetworkInterface
      */
      // FIXME: const QString& is prefered over QString!!! -zecke
     ONetworkInterface* interface( const QString& interface ) const;
     /**
      * @internal Rebuild the internal interface database
      * @note Sometimes it might be useful to call this from client code,
      * e.g. after issuing a cardctl insert
      */
     void synchronize();
 
   protected:
@@ -189,43 +189,43 @@ class ONetworkInterface : public QObject
     bool isLoopback() const;
     /**
      * @returns true if the interface is featuring supports the wireless extension protocol.
      */
     bool isWireless() const;
     /**
      * Associate the IP address @ addr with the interface.
      */
     void setIPV4Address( const QHostAddress& addr );
     /**
      * @returns the IPv4 address associated with the interface.
      */
-    QString ipV4Address() const;
+    QString ipV4Address() const; //TODO: make this return an OHostAddress
     /**
      * Associate the MAC address @a addr with the interface.
      * @note It can be necessary to shut down the interface prior to calling this method.
      * @warning This is not supported by all drivers.
      */
     void setMacAddress( const OMacAddress& addr );
     /**
      * @returns the MAC address associated with the interface.
      */
     OMacAddress macAddress() const;
     /**
      * Associate the IPv4 @a netmask with the interface.
      */
     void setIPV4Netmask( const QHostAddress& netmask );
     /**
      * @returns the IPv4 netmask associated with the interface.
      */
-    QString ipV4Netmask() const;
+    QString ipV4Netmask() const; //TODO: make this return an OHostAddress
     /**
      * @returns the data link type currently associated with the interface.
      * @see #include <net/if_arp.h> for possible values.
      */
     int dataLinkType() const;
 
   protected:
     const int _sfd;
     mutable ifreq _ifr;
     OMonitoringInterface* _mon;
 
   protected:
@@ -308,26 +308,24 @@ class OChannelHopper : public QObject
  */
 class OWirelessNetworkInterface : public ONetworkInterface
 {
     friend class OMonitoringInterface;
     friend class OCiscoMonitoringInterface;
     friend class OWlanNGMonitoringInterface;
     friend class OHostAPMonitoringInterface;
     friend class OOrinocoMonitoringInterface;
 
     friend class OPrivateIOCTL;
 
   public:
-    enum Mode { AdHoc, Managed, Monitor };
-
     /**
      * Constructor.
      */
     OWirelessNetworkInterface( QObject* parent, const char* name );
     /**
      * Destructor.
      */
     virtual ~OWirelessNetworkInterface();
     /**
      * Setting the @a channel of the interface changes the radio frequency (RF)
      * of the corresponding wireless network device.
      */
@@ -337,81 +335,99 @@ class OWirelessNetworkInterface : public ONetworkInterface
      */
     virtual int channel() const;
     /**
      * @returns the current radio frequency (in MHz).
      */
     virtual double frequency() const;
     /**
      * @returns the number of radio frequency channels for the
      * corresponding wireless network device.
      * @note European devices usually have 14 channels, while American typically feature 11 channels.
      */
     virtual int channels() const;
-    //virtual double frequency(int) const;
-
-    virtual void setMode( Mode ) {}; //FIXME: Implement and document this
-    virtual bool mode() const {}; //FIXME: Implement and document this
-
+    /**
+     * Set the IEEE 802.11 operation @a mode.
+     * Valid values are <ul><li>adhoc<li>managed<li>monitor<li>master
+     * @warning Not all drivers support the all modes.
+     * @note You might have to change the SSID to get the operation mode change into effect.
+     */
+    virtual void setMode( const QString& mode );
+    /**
+     * @returns the current IEEE 802.11 operation mode.
+     * Possible values are <ul><li>adhoc<li>managed<li>monitor<li>master or <li>unknown
+     */
+    virtual QString mode() const;
     /**
      * Setting the monitor mode on a wireless network interface enables
      * listening to IEEE 802.11 data and management frames which normally
      * are handled by the device firmware. This can be used to detect
      * other wireless network devices, e.g. Access Points or Ad-hoc stations.
      * @warning Standard wireless network drives don't support the monitor mode.
      * @warning You need a patched driver for this to work.
      * @note Enabling the monitor mode is highly driver dependent and requires
      * the proper @ref OMonitoringInterface to be associated with the interface.
      * @see OMonitoringInterface
      */
-    virtual void setMonitorMode( bool );
+    virtual void setMonitorMode( bool ); //FIXME: ==> setMode( "monitor" );
     /**
      * @returns true if the device is listening in IEEE 802.11 monitor mode
      */
-    virtual bool monitorMode() const;
+    virtual bool monitorMode() const;  //FIXME: ==> mode()
     /**
      * Set the channel hopping @a interval. An @a interval of 0 disables channel hopping.
      * @see OChannelHopper
      */
     virtual void setChannelHopping( int interval = 0 );
     /**
      * @returns the channel hopping interval or 0, if channel hopping is disabled.
      */
     virtual int channelHopping() const;
     /**
      * @returns the @ref OChannelHopper of this interface or 0, if channel hopping has not been activated before
      */
     virtual OChannelHopper* channelHopper() const;
     /**
      * Set the station @a nickname.
      */
-    virtual void setNickName( const QString& nickname ) {}; //FIXME: Implement this
+    virtual void setNickName( const QString& nickname );
     /**
      * @returns the current station nickname.
      */
     virtual QString nickName() const;
     /**
      * Invoke the private IOCTL @a command with a @number of parameters on the network interface.
      * @see OPrivateIOCTL
      */
     virtual void setPrivate( const QString& command, int number, ... );
     /**
      * @returns true if the interface is featuring the private IOCTL @command.
      */
     virtual bool hasPrivate( const QString& command );
     virtual void getPrivate( const QString& command ); //FIXME: Implement and document this
 
     virtual bool isAssociated() const {}; //FIXME: Implement and document this
-    virtual QString associatedAP() const; //FIXME: Implement and document this
-
-    virtual void setSSID( const QString& );
+    /**
+     * @returns the MAC address of the Access Point if the
+     * device is in infrastructure mode. @returns a (more or less random) CELL
+     * address if the device is in adhoc mode.
+     */
+    virtual QString associatedAP() const;
+    /**
+     * Set the @a ssid (Service Set ID) string. This is used to decide
+     * which network to associate with (use "any" to let the driver decide).
+     */
+    virtual void setSSID( const QString& ssid );
+    /**
+     * @returns the current SSID (Service Set ID).
+     */
     virtual QString SSID() const;
 
   protected:
     void buildChannelList();
     void buildPrivateList();
     virtual void init();
     struct iwreq& iwr() const;
     bool wioctl( int call ) const;
     bool wioctl( int call, struct iwreq& ) const;
 
   protected:
     mutable struct iwreq _iwr;