1 files changed, 34 insertions, 45 deletions

diff --git a/src/server/net/client.h b/src/server/net/client.h
index a6d9001..e9bd46b 100644
--- a/src/server/net/client.h
+++ b/src/server/net/client.h
@@ -21,55 +21,10 @@ class Client : public QObject
 {
 	Q_OBJECT
 
-private:
-	static int _clientIdCounter;
-
-	QSslSocket *_socket;
-	int _authed; // 0 = challenge sent, awaiting reply 1 = challenge ok, client challenge replied, awaiting login, 2 = ESTABLISHED
-	QString _name;
-	QString _host;
-	QString _ip;
-	QByteArray _challenge;
-	qint64 _pingTimeout;
-	NetworkMessage _toClient, _fromClient;
-	int _timerIdAuthTimeout, _timerDelete, _timerPingTimeout;
-
-	// this client's unique id
-	int _id;
-
-	// If this client should be projected to from another client, the other
-	// client's id is set here. 0 otherwise. This is not currently used and it is
-	// questionable if this makes sense, as it might just be confusing if several
-	// groups students watch different other students. Also, visualizing such a
-	// situation in the GUI in a meaningful way would be hard.
-	int _desiredProjectionSource;
-
-
-	bool _isProjectionSource; // Tells whether this client is currently the VNC broadcast source.
-	int _currentProjectionSource;
-
-	QString _vncRwPass, _vncRoPass;
-
-	// Indicates the state of the client. The clients acts as VNC server if this
-	// port is set. If this value is less than or equal to 0 ist is no server.
-	int _vncPort;
-
-	// Flag indicating that the client is displaying a remote screen via VNC
-	bool _activeVncClient;
-
-	// Flag indicating that the client has been set as a tutor
-	bool _isTutor;
-
-	void handleMsg();
-
-protected:
-	void timerEvent(QTimerEvent* event);
-
 public:
 	explicit Client(QSslSocket* socket);
 	~Client();
 	void requestThumb(const int width, const int height);
-	void sendMessage(NetworkMessage& message);
 	//void acceptData();
 	const inline bool isAuthed() const { return _authed == 2; }
 	const inline QString& name() const { return _name; }
@@ -91,9 +46,43 @@ public:
 	inline const int currentProjectionSource() const { return _currentProjectionSource; }
 	void startVncServer();
 	void stopVncServer();
+	void startVncClient(QString host, int port, QString pass, int id, QString caption);
 	void stopVncClient();
+	void lockScreen(bool);
 	void setTutor(bool enable);
 
+private:
+	static int _clientIdCounter;
+
+	QSslSocket *_socket;
+	int _authed; // 0 = challenge sent, awaiting reply 1 = challenge ok, client challenge replied, awaiting login, 2 = ESTABLISHED
+	QString _name;
+	QString _host;
+	QString _ip;
+	QByteArray _challenge;
+	qint64 _pingTimeout;
+	NetworkMessage _toClient, _fromClient;
+	int _timerIdAuthTimeout, _timerDelete, _timerPingTimeout;
+	int _id; // this client's unique id
+	// If this client should be projected to from another client, the other
+	// client's id is set here. 0 otherwise. This is not currently used and it is
+	// questionable if this makes sense, as it might just be confusing if several
+	// groups students watch different other students. Also, visualizing such a
+	// situation in the GUI in a meaningful way would be hard.
+	int _desiredProjectionSource;
+	bool _isProjectionSource; // Tells whether this client is currently the VNC broadcast source.
+	int _currentProjectionSource;
+	QString _vncRwPass, _vncRoPass;
+	int _vncPort; // VNCserver state. Greater 0 -> active on this port. Equals 0 -> no server.
+	bool _activeVncClient; // Flag indicating that the client is displaying a remote screen via VNC
+	bool _isTutor; // Flag indicating that the client has been set as a tutor
+
+	void handleMsg();
+	void sendMessage(NetworkMessage& message);
+
+protected:
+	void timerEvent(QTimerEvent* event);
+
 signals:
 	void authenticating(Client* client, ClientLogin* request);
 	void authenticated(Client* client);