--- a/src/lib-imap/imap-match.h	Sun Jul 15 02:45:25 2007 +0300
+++ b/src/lib-imap/imap-match.h	Sun Jul 15 05:33:43 2007 +0300
@@ -2,16 +2,19 @@
 #define __IMAP_MATCH_H
 
 enum imap_match_result {
-	IMAP_MATCH_YES = 1, /* match */
-	IMAP_MATCH_NO = -1, /* definite non-match */
+	IMAP_MATCH_NO 		= 0x00, /* definite non-match */
+	IMAP_MATCH_YES		= 0x01, /* match */
+
+	/* YES and NO are returned alone, but CHILDREN and PARENT may be
+	   returned both (eg. "foo*bar" vs. "foobar/baz") */
 
 	/* non-match, but its children could match (eg. "box" vs "box/%") */
-	IMAP_MATCH_CHILDREN = 0,
+	IMAP_MATCH_CHILDREN	= 0x02,
 	/* non-match, but one of its parents does match. This should often be
 	   handled with YES matches, because when listing for "%" and "box/foo"
 	   exists but "box" doesn't, you should still list "box" as
-	   (Nonexistent Children) mailbox. */
-	IMAP_MATCH_PARENT = -2
+	   (Nonexistent HasChildren) mailbox. */
+	IMAP_MATCH_PARENT	= 0x04
 };
 
 struct imap_match_glob;
@@ -21,6 +24,9 @@
 struct imap_match_glob *
 imap_match_init(pool_t pool, const char *pattern,
 		bool inboxcase, char separator);
+struct imap_match_glob *
+imap_match_init_multiple(pool_t pool, const char *const *patterns,
+			 bool inboxcase, char separator);
 
 void imap_match_deinit(struct imap_match_glob **glob);