Other events

When a client starts or stops talking, a talk status change event is sent by the server:

`void onTalkStatusChangeEvent(`	`serverConnectionHandlerID`,
	`status`,
	`isReceivedWhisper`,
	`clientID)`;

uint64 serverConnectionHandlerID;
int status;
int isReceivedWhisper;
anyID clientID;

serverConnectionHandlerID
ID of the server connection handler on which the event occured.
status
Possible return values are defined by the enum TalkStatus:
```
enum TalkStatus {
    STATUS_NOT_TALKING = 0,
    STATUS_TALKING = 1,
    STATUS_TALKING_WHILE_DISABLED = 2,
};
```
STATUS_TALKING and STATUS_NOT_TALKING are triggered everytime a client starts or stops talking. STATUS_TALKING_WHILE_DISABLED is triggered only if the microphone is muted. A client application might use this to implement a mechanism warning the user he is talking while not sending to the server or just ignore this value.
isReceivedWhisper
1 if the talk event was caused by whispering, 0 if caused by normal talking.
clientID
ID of the client who started or stopped talking.

If a client drops his connection, a timeout event is announced by the server:

`void onClientMoveTimeoutEvent(`	`serverConnectionHandlerID`,
	`clientID`,
	`oldChannelID`,
	`newChannelID`,
	`visibility`,
	`timeoutMessage)`;

uint64 serverConnectionHandlerID;
anyID clientID;
uint64 oldChannelID;
uint64 newChannelID;
int visibility;
const char* timeoutMessage;

serverConnectionHandlerID
ID of the server connection handler on which the event occured.
clientID
ID of the moved client.
oldChannelID
ID of the channel the leaving client was previously member of.
newChannelID
0, as client is leaving.
visibility
Always LEAVE_VISIBILITY.
timeoutMessage
Optional message giving the reason for the timeout. UTF-8 encoded.

When the description of a channel was edited, the following event is called:

`void onChannelDescriptionUpdateEvent(`	`serverConnectionHandlerID`,
	`channelID)`;

uint64 serverConnectionHandlerID;
uint64 channelID;

serverConnectionHandlerID
ID of the server connection handler on which the event occured.
shutdownMessage
ID of the channel with the edited description.

The new description can be queried with ts3client_getChannelVariableAsString(channelID, CHANNEL_DESCRIPTION).

The following event tells the client that the specified channel has been modified. The GUI should fetch the channel data with ts3client_getChannelVariableAsInt and ts3client_getChannelVariableAsString and update the channel display.

`void onUpdateChannelEvent(`	`serverConnectionHandlerID`,
	`channelID)`;

uint64 serverConnectionHandlerID;
uint64 channelID;

serverConnectionHandlerID
ID of the server connection handler on which the event occured.
channelID
ID of the updated channel.

The following event is called when a channel password was modified. The GUI might remember previously entered channel passwords, so this callback announces the stored password might be invalid.

`void onChannelPasswordChangedEvent(`	`serverConnectionHandlerID`,
	`channelID)`;

uint64 serverConnectionHandlerID;
uint64 channelID;

serverConnectionHandlerID
ID of the server connection handler on which the event occured.
channelID
ID of the channel with the changed password.


Custom passwords		Miscellaneous functions