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diff --git a/include/channels.h b/include/channels.h
index 489c8b0e8..132e3ba04 100644
--- a/include/channels.h
+++ b/include/channels.h
@@ -144,8 +144,16 @@ class ucrec : public classbase
class InspIRCd;
+/** A stored prefix and its rank
+ */
typedef std::pair<char, unsigned int> prefixtype;
+
+/** A list of prefixes set on a user in a channel
+ */
typedef std::vector<prefixtype> pfxcontainer;
+
+/** A list of users with zero or more prefixes set on them
+ */
typedef std::map<userrec*, std::vector<prefixtype> > prefixlist;
/** Holds all relevent information for a channel.
@@ -467,14 +475,48 @@ class chanrec : public Extensible
*/
int GetStatusFlags(userrec *user);
- /** Get a users status on this channel in a string
+ /** Get a users prefix on this channel in a string.
+ * @param The user to look up
+ * @return A character array containing the prefix string.
+ * Unlike GetStatus and GetStatusFlags which will only return the
+ * core specified modes @, % and + (op, halfop and voice), GetPrefixChar
+ * will also return module-defined prefixes. If the user has to prefix,
+ * an empty but non-null string is returned. If the user has multiple
+ * prefixes, the highest is returned. If you do not recognise the prefix
+ * character you can get, you can deal with it in a 'proprtional' manner
+ * compared to known prefixes, using GetPrefixValue().
+ */
+ const char* GetPrefixChar(userrec *user);
+
+ /** Get the value of a users prefix on this channel.
* @param The user to look up
- * @return A character array containing the string "@", "%", "+" or ""
+ * @return The module or core-defined value of the users prefix.
+ * The values for op, halfop and voice status are constants in
+ * mode.h, and are OP_VALUE, HALFOP_VALUE, and VOICE_VALUE respectively.
+ * If the value you are given does not match one of these three, it is
+ * a module-defined mode, and it should be compared in proportion to
+ * these three constants. For example a value greater than OP_VALUE
+ * is a prefix of greater 'worth' than ops, and a value less than
+ * VOICE_VALUE is of lesser 'worth' than a voice.
+ */
+ unsigned int GetPrefixValue(userrec* user);
+
+ /** This method removes all prefix characters from a user.
+ * It will not inform the user or the channel of the removal of prefixes,
+ * and should be used when the user parts or quits.
+ * @param The user to remove all prefixes from
*/
- const char* GetStatusChar(userrec *user);
-
void RemoveAllPrefixes(userrec* user);
+ /** Add a prefix character to a user.
+ * Only the core should call this method, usually from
+ * within the mode parser or when the first user joins
+ * the channel (to grant ops to them)
+ * @param The user to associate the privilage with
+ * @param prefix The prefix character to associate
+ * @param prefix_rank The rank (value) of this prefix character
+ * @param adding True if adding the prefix, false when removing
+ */
void SetPrefix(userrec* user, char prefix, unsigned int prefix_rank, bool adding);
/** Destructor for chanrec