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-
-# Events interface
-
-Events are currently designed for useage with pep notifications, but
-potentially could be used with any notification system, eg a module, that adds
-currently playing song to your status.
-
-Every module pair (eg pep_tune and tune) use a pair of hooks. One for incoming
-notifications ('*-in') and one for the cases, when server needs to be notified
-about user state change ('*-out'). Note, that '*-out' causes server
-notification, not vice versa. In general, these hooks have the same set of fields,
-except that incoming events also have 'from' field, that is mandatory.
-
-For more clear description of fields and what can be put in there, refer to
-corresponding XEPs.
-
-* [XEP-0118](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0118.html) - tune
-* [XEP-0107](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0107.html) - mood
-* [XEP-0108](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0108.html) - activity
-* [XEP-0080](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0080.html) - geoloc
-
-## tune-*
-* argtist
-* length
-* rating
-* source
-* title
-* track
-* uri
-* state (stop, pause, play)
-
-## mood-*
-* mood
-* text
-
-## activity-*
-* major
-* minor
-* text
-
-## geoloc-*
-* accuracy
-* alt
-* area
-* bearing
-* building
-* country
-* datum
-* description
-* error
-* floor
-* lat
-* locality
-* lon
-* postalcode
-* region
-* room
-* speed
-* street
-* text
-* timestamp
-* uri
-
-# C interface
-
-## general conventions
-
-### NS_*
-XMLNS namespace constants.
-
-### HOOK_*
-Hook name constants. Usually are the same as actual hook name, but
-uppercased, with 'HOOK_' added and with underscores instead of dashes.
-
-### OPT_*
-MCabber option names. Should not be enclosed in braces.
-
-### pep_*_request ( to, error )
-Request corresponding data from the jid, specified in 'to'.
-'error' may be used for error control. If no error occured,
-and remote side have replied with notification stanza, call
-to one of this functions will eventually result in corresponding
-event '*-in'. Currently there's no way to detect an
-error on the remote side (eg, if it does not support PEP).
-
-## pep
-
-### (*pep_xmlns_handler_t) ( from, node, n, id, userdata )
-Type of function to supply as a handler for pep xmlns namespace.
-'from' is a jid.
-'node' is pep node.
-'n' is loudmouth message node object, containing xmlns-specific data.
-'userdata' is pointer to data, passed at registration time.
-
-### pep_register_xmlns_handler ( xmlns, handler, userdata, notify )
-Specify a handler for xmlns namespace.
-'userdata' will be directly specified.
-'notify' is a function, that may be called for userdata destruction.
-
-### pep_unregister_xmlns_handler ( xmlns )
-Remove handler from given xmlns namespace.
-
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