Description: SILC Secure Internet Live Conferencing
Keywords: SILC, secure, chat, protocol, cipher, encrypt, SKE

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Structure SilcVCard NAME
        typedef struct { ... } SilcVCardStruct, *SilcVCard;
DESCRIPTION
        This structure is the VCard.  This holds the contents of the
        card.  When a card is parsed it is parsed into this structure.
        When creating a new card application fills this structure and
        the library encodes the card from it.  Free the allocated
        structure with silc_vcard_free function.
SOURCE
        typedef struct {
          char *full_name;          /* full name, X.520 common name */
          char *family_name;        /* last name, string */
          char *first_name;         /* first name, string */
          char *middle_names;       /* other names, string (comma sep.) */
          char *prefix;             /* honorifix prefix (Mr., Mrs.), string */
          char *suffix;             /* honorifix suffix (MD), string (comma sep.) */
          char *nickname;           /* string (comma sep. if more than one) */
          char *bday;               /* birth day, UTC date string */
          char *title;              /* job title X.520, string */
          char *role;               /* job role X.520, string */
          char *org_name;           /* organization name, string */
          char *org_unit;           /* organization unit, string */
          char *categories;         /* application category, string */
          char *catclass;           /* class (public, private, confidental), string */
          char *url;                /* home page, URI string */
          char *label;              /* formatted address label, string (same
                                       format as for 'addr' but comma sep.) */

          struct addr {
            char *type;             /* address type, string
                                       (intl, dom, home, work, pref, postal, parcel) */
            char *pbox;             /* post office box, string */
            char *ext_addr;         /* extended address, string */
            char *street_addr;      /* street address, string */
            char *city;             /* city, string */
            char *state;            /* state/province, string */
            char *code;             /* postal code, string */
            char *country;          /* country name, string */
          } *addrs;
          SilcUInt8 num_addrs;      /* number of addresses */

          struct tel {
            char *type;             /* telephone number type, string
                                       (msg, voice, home, work, pref, bbs, modem, car,
                                       cell, video, pager, isdn, fax) */
            char *telnum;           /* single telephone number, string */
          } *tels;
          SilcUInt8 num_tels;

          struct email {
            char *type;             /* email type, string (internet, pref, x400) */
            char *address;          /* single email address, string */
          } *emails;
          SilcUInt8 num_emails;

          char *note;               /* a note, string */
          char *rev;                /* revision of card, UTC date string */

          bool dynamic;             /* TRUE when dynamically allocated */
        } SilcVCardStruct, *SilcVCard;
SILC VCard SilcVCard silc_vcard_encode silc_vcard_decode silc_vcard_alloc silc_vcard_free silc_vcard_fprintf

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