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   Copyright (C) 2009 - 2015 by Mark de Wever <koraq@xs4all.nl>
   Part of the Battle for Wesnoth Project http://www.wesnoth.org/

   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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   the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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   This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
   but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.

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*/

#ifndef GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISPATCHER_HPP_INCLUDED
#define GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISPATCHER_HPP_INCLUDED

#include "gui/auxiliary/event/handler.hpp"
#include "hotkey/hotkey_command.hpp"

#include <boost/function.hpp>
#include <boost/mpl/int.hpp>
#include <boost/utility/enable_if.hpp>

#include <map>

namespace gui2
{

struct tpoint;
class twidget;

namespace event
{

struct tmessage;

/**
 * Callback function signature.
 *
 * There are several kinds of callback signature, this only has the parameters
 * shared by all callbacks.
 *
 * This function is used for the callbacks in tset_event.
 */
typedef boost::function<void(
		tdispatcher& dispatcher, const tevent event, bool& handled, bool& halt)>
tsignal_function;

/**
 * Callback function signature.
 *
 * This function is used for the callbacks in tset_event_mouse.
 */
typedef boost::function<void(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 const tevent event,
							 bool& handled,
							 bool& halt,
							 const tpoint& coordinate)> tsignal_mouse_function;

/**
 * Callback function signature.
 *
 * This function is used for the callbacks in tset_event_keyboard.
 */
typedef boost::function<void(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 const tevent event,
							 bool& handled,
							 bool& halt,
							 const SDLKey key,
							 const SDLMod modifier,
							 const Uint16 unicode)> tsignal_keyboard_function;

/**
 * Callback function signature.
 *
 * This function is used for the callbacks in tset_event_notification.
 * Added the dummy void* parameter which will be NULL to get a different
 * signature as tsignal_function's callback.
 */
typedef boost::function<void(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 const tevent event,
							 bool& handled,
							 bool& halt,
							 void*)> tsignal_notification_function;

/**
 * Callback function signature.
 *
 * This function is used for the callbacks in tset_message_notification.
 */
typedef boost::function<void(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 const tevent event,
							 bool& handled,
							 bool& halt,
							 tmessage& message)> tsignal_message_function;

/** Hotkey function handler signature. */
typedef boost::function<bool(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 hotkey::HOTKEY_COMMAND id)> thotkey_function;

/**
 * Base class for event handling.
 *
 * A dispatcher has slots for events, when an event arrives it looks for the
 * functions that registered themselves for that event and calls their
 * callbacks.
 *
 * This class is a base class for all widgets[1], what a widget does on a
 * callback can differ greatly, an image might ignore all events a window can
 * track the mouse location and fire MOUSE_ENTER and MOUSE_LEAVE events to the
 * widgets involved.
 *
 * [1] Not really sure whether it will be a base clase for a twidget or
 * tcontrol yet.
 */
class tdispatcher
{
	friend struct tdispatcher_implementation;

public:
	tdispatcher();
	virtual ~tdispatcher();

	/**
	 * Connects the dispatcher to the event handler.
	 *
	 * When a dispatcher is connected to the event handler it will get the
	 * events directly from the event handler. This is wanted for top level
	 * items like windows but not for most other widgets.
	 *
	 * So a window can call connect to register itself, it will automatically
	 * disconnect upon destruction.
	 */
	void connect();

	/**
	 * Determines whether the location is inside an active widget.
	 *
	 * This is used to see whether a mouse event is inside the widget.
	 *
	 * @param coordinate             The coordinate to test whether inside the
	 *                               widget.
	 *
	 * @result                       True if inside an active widget, false
	 *                               otherwise.
	 */
	virtual bool is_at(const tpoint& coordinate) const = 0;

	enum tevent_type {
		pre = 1,
		child = 2,
		post = 4
	};

	bool has_event(const tevent event, const tevent_type event_type);

	/** Fires an event which has no extra parameters. */
	bool fire(const tevent event, twidget& target);

	/**
	 * Fires an event which takes a coordinate parameter.
	 *
	 * @param event                  The event to fire.
	 * @param target                 The widget that should receive the event.
	 * @param coordinate             The mouse position for the event.
	 */
	bool fire(const tevent event, twidget& target, const tpoint& coordinate);

	/**
	 * Fires an event which takes keyboard parameters.
	 *
	 * @param event                  The event to fire.
	 * @param target                 The widget that should receive the event.
	 * @param key                    The SDL key code of the key pressed.
	 * @param modifier               The SDL key modifiers used.
	 * @param unicode                The unicode value for the key pressed.
	 */
	bool fire(const tevent event,
			  twidget& target,
			  const SDLKey key,
			  const SDLMod modifier,
			  const Uint16 unicode);

	/**
	 * Fires an event which takes notification parameters.
	 *
	 * @note the void* parameter is a dummy needed for SFINAE.
	 *
	 * @param event                  The event to fire.
	 * @param target                 The widget that should receive the event.
	 */
	bool fire(const tevent event, twidget& target, void*);

	/**
	 * Fires an event which takes message parameters.
	 *
	 * @param event                  The event to fire.
	 * @param target                 The widget that should receive the event.
	 *                               Normally this is the window holding the
	 *                               widget.
	 * @param message                The extra information needed for a window
	 *                               (or another widget in the chain) to handle
	 *                               the message.
	 */
	bool fire(const tevent event, twidget& target, tmessage& message);

	/**
	 * The position where to add a new callback in the signal handler.
	 *
	 * The signal handler has three callback queues:
	 * * pre_child These callbacks are called before a container widget sends it
	 *   to the child items. Widgets without children should also use this
	 *   queue.
	 * * child The callbacks for the proper child widget(s) are called.
	 * * post_child The callbacks for the parent container to be called after
	 *   the child.
	 *
	 * For every queue it's possible to add a new event in the front or in the
	 * back.
	 *
	 * Whether all three queues are executed depend on the whether the
	 * callbacks modify the handled and halt flag.
	 * * When the halt flag is set execution of the current queue stops, when
	 *   doing so the handled flag must be set as well.
	 * * When the handled flag is set the events in that queue are executed and
	 *   no more queues afterwards.
	 *
	 * Here are some use case examples.
	 * A button that plays a sound and executes an optional user callback:
	 * * The buttons internal click handler is invoked and sets the handled
	 *   flag
	 * * The callback installed by the user is in the same queue and gets
	 *   executed afterwards.
	 *
	 * A toggle button may or may not be toggled:
	 * * The user inserts a callback, that validates whether the action is
	 *   allowed, if not allowed it sets the halt flag (and handled), else
	 *   leaves the flags untouched.
	 * * The normal buttons toggle function then might get invoked and if so
	 *   sets the handled flag.
	 * * Optionally there is another user callback invoked at this point.
	 */
	enum tposition {
		front_pre_child,
		back_pre_child,
		front_child,
		back_child,
		front_post_child,
		back_post_child
	};

	/**
	 * Connect a signal for callback in tset_event.
	 *
	 * The function uses some boost magic to avoid registering the wrong
	 * function, but the common way to use this function is:
	 * widget->connect_signal<EVENT_ID>(
	 * boost::bind(&tmy_dialog::my_member, this));
	 * This allows simply adding a member of a dialog to be used as a callback
	 * for widget without a lot of magic. Note most widgets probably will get a
	 * callback like
	 * connect_signal_mouse_left_click(const tsignal_function& callback)
	 * which hides this function for the average use.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback needs to react to.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The position to place the callback.
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	connect_signal(const tsignal_function& signal,
				   const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_queue_.connect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Disconnect a signal for callback in tset_event.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback was used for.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The place where the function was added.
	 *                               Needed remove the event from the right
	 *                               place. (The function doesn't care whether
	 *                               was added in front or back.)
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	disconnect_signal(const tsignal_function& signal,
					  const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_queue_.disconnect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Connect a signal for callback in tset_event_mouse.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback needs to react to.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The position to place the callback.
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_mouse,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	connect_signal(const tsignal_mouse_function& signal,
				   const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_mouse_queue_.connect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Disconnect a signal for callback in tset_event_mouse.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback was used for.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The place where the function was added.
	 *                               Needed remove the event from the right
	 *                               place. (The function doesn't care whether
	 *                               was added in front or back.)
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_mouse,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	disconnect_signal(const tsignal_mouse_function& signal,
					  const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_mouse_queue_.disconnect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Connect a signal for callback in tset_event_keyboard.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback needs to react to.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The position to place the callback.
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_keyboard,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	connect_signal(const tsignal_keyboard_function& signal,
				   const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_keyboard_queue_.connect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Disconnect a signal for callback in tset_event_keyboard.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback was used for.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The place where the function was added.
	 *                               Needed remove the event from the right
	 *                               place. (The function doesn't care whether
	 *                               was added in front or back.)
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_keyboard,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	disconnect_signal(const tsignal_keyboard_function& signal,
					  const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_keyboard_queue_.disconnect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Connect a signal for callback in tset_event_notification.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback needs to react to.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The position to place the callback. Since
	 *                               the message is send to a widget directly
	 *                               the pre and post positions make no sense
	 *                               and shouldn't be used.
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_notification,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	connect_signal(const tsignal_notification_function& signal,
				   const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_notification_queue_.connect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Disconnect a signal for callback in tset_event_notification.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback was used for.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The place where the function was added.
	 *                               Needed remove the event from the right
	 *                               place. (The function doesn't care whether
	 *                               was added in front or back, but it needs
	 *                               to know the proper queue so it's save to
	 *                               add with front_child and remove with
	 *                               back_child. But it's not save to add with
	 *                               front_child and remove with
	 *                               front_pre_child)
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_notification,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	disconnect_signal(const tsignal_notification_function& signal,
					  const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_notification_queue_.disconnect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Connect a signal for callback in tset_event_message.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback needs to react to.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The position to place the callback. Since
	 *                               the message is send to a widget directly
	 *                               the pre and post positions make no sense
	 *                               and shouldn't be used.
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_message,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	connect_signal(const tsignal_message_function& signal,
				   const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_message_queue_.connect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * Disconnect a signal for callback in tset_event_message.
	 *
	 * @tparam E                     The event the callback was used for.
	 * @param signal                 The callback function.
	 * @param position               The place where the function was added.
	 *                               Needed remove the event from the right
	 *                               place. (The function doesn't care whether
	 *                               was added in front or back, but it needs
	 *                               to know the proper queue so it's save to
	 *                               add with front_child and remove with
	 *                               back_child. But it's not save to add with
	 *                               front_child and remove with
	 *                               front_pre_child)
	 */
	template <tevent E>
	typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<tset_event_message,
												  boost::mpl::int_<E> > >::type
	disconnect_signal(const tsignal_message_function& signal,
					  const tposition position = back_child)
	{
		signal_message_queue_.disconnect_signal(E, position, signal);
	}

	/**
	 * The behavior of the mouse events.
	 *
	 * Normally for mouse events there's first checked whether a dispatcher has
	 * captured the mouse if so it gets the event.
	 * If not the dispatcher is searched from the back to the front in the
	 * layers and its behavior is checked.
	 * * none The event is never send to the layer and goes on the the next
	 *   layer. This is used for tooltips who might cover a button but a click
	 *   on the tooltips should still click the button.
	 * * all The event is always send to this layer and stops the search for a
	 *   next layer.
	 * * hit If the mouse is inside the dispatcher area the event is send and
	 *   no longer searched further. If not inside tests the last layer.
	 *
	 * If after these tests no dispatcher is found the event is ignored.
	 */
	enum tmouse_behavior {
		all,
		hit,
		none
	};

	/** Captures the mouse. */
	void capture_mouse()
	{
		gui2::event::capture_mouse(this);
	}

	/** Releases the mouse capture. */
	void release_mouse()
	{
		gui2::event::release_mouse(this);
	}

	/***** ***** ***** setters/getters ***** ***** *****/

	void set_mouse_behavior(const tmouse_behavior mouse_behavior)
	{
		mouse_behavior_ = mouse_behavior;
	}

	tmouse_behavior get_mouse_behavior() const
	{
		return mouse_behavior_;
	}

	void set_want_keyboard_input(const bool want_keyboard_input)
	{
		want_keyboard_input_ = want_keyboard_input;
	}

	bool get_want_keyboard_input() const
	{
		return want_keyboard_input_;
	}

	/** Helper struct to generate the various signal types. */
	template <class T>
	struct tsignal
	{
		tsignal() : pre_child(), child(), post_child()
		{
		}

		std::vector<T> pre_child;
		std::vector<T> child;
		std::vector<T> post_child;
	};

	/** Helper struct to generate the various event queues. */
	template <class T>
	struct tsignal_queue
	{
		tsignal_queue() : queue()
		{
		}

		std::map<tevent, tsignal<T> > queue;

		void connect_signal(const tevent event,
							const tposition position,
							const T& signal)
		{
			switch(position) {
				case front_pre_child:
					queue[event].pre_child.insert(
							queue[event].pre_child.begin(), signal);
					break;
				case back_pre_child:
					queue[event].pre_child.push_back(signal);
					break;

				case front_child:
					queue[event]
							.child.insert(queue[event].child.begin(), signal);
					break;
				case back_child:
					queue[event].child.push_back(signal);
					break;

				case front_post_child:
					queue[event].post_child.insert(
							queue[event].post_child.begin(), signal);
					break;
				case back_post_child:
					queue[event].post_child.push_back(signal);
					break;
			}
		}

		void disconnect_signal(const tevent event,
							   const tposition position,
							   const T& signal)
		{
			/*
			 * The function doesn't differentiate between front and back
			 * position so fall down from front to back.
			 */
			switch(position) {
				case front_pre_child:
				case back_pre_child: {
					tsignal<T>& signal_queue = queue[event];
					for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor
						= signal_queue.child.begin();
						itor != signal_queue.child.end();
						++itor) {

						if(signal.target_type() == itor->target_type()) {
							signal_queue.child.erase(itor);
							return;
						}
					}
				} break;

				case front_child:
				case back_child: {
					tsignal<T>& signal_queue = queue[event];
					for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor
						= signal_queue.child.begin();
						itor != signal_queue.child.end();
						++itor) {

						if(signal.target_type() == itor->target_type()) {
							signal_queue.child.erase(itor);
							return;
						}
					}
				} break;

				case front_post_child:
				case back_post_child: {
					tsignal<T>& signal_queue = queue[event];
					for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor
						= signal_queue.child.begin();
						itor != signal_queue.child.end();
						++itor) {

						if(signal.target_type() == itor->target_type()) {
							signal_queue.child.erase(itor);
							return;
						}
					}
				} break;
			}
		}
	};

	/**
	 * Registers a hotkey.
	 *
	 * @todo add a static function register_global_hotkey.
	 *
	 * Once that's done execute_hotkey will first try to execute a global
	 * hotkey and if that fails tries the hotkeys in this dispatcher.
	 *
	 * @param id                  The hotkey to register.
	 * @param function            The callback function to call.
	 */
	void register_hotkey(const hotkey::HOTKEY_COMMAND id,
						 const thotkey_function& function);

	/**
	 * Executes a hotkey.
	 *
	 * @param id                  The hotkey to execute.
	 *
	 * @returns                   true if the hotkey is handled, false
	 *                            otherwise.
	 */
	bool execute_hotkey(const hotkey::HOTKEY_COMMAND id);

private:
	/** The mouse behavior for the dispatcher. */
	tmouse_behavior mouse_behavior_;

	/**
	 * Does the dispatcher want to receive keyboard input.
	 *
	 * @todo The entire mouse and keyboard handling can use a code review to
	 * seen whether it might be combined in one flag field. At the moment the
	 * keyboard doesn't look whether a dialog has the mouse focus before
	 * sending the event, so maybe we should add an active dispatcher to keep
	 * track of it. But since at the moment there are only non-modal windows
	 * and tooltips it's not a problem.
	 */
	bool want_keyboard_input_;

	/** Signal queue for callbacks in tset_event. */
	tsignal_queue<tsignal_function> signal_queue_;

	/** Signal queue for callbacks in tset_event_mouse. */
	tsignal_queue<tsignal_mouse_function> signal_mouse_queue_;

	/** Signal queue for callbacks in tset_event_keyboard. */
	tsignal_queue<tsignal_keyboard_function> signal_keyboard_queue_;

	/** Signal queue for callbacks in tset_event_notification. */
	tsignal_queue<tsignal_notification_function> signal_notification_queue_;

	/** Signal queue for callbacks in tset_event_message. */
	tsignal_queue<tsignal_message_function> signal_message_queue_;

	/** Are we connected to the event handler. */
	bool connected_;

	/** The registered hotkeys for this dispatcher. */
	std::map<hotkey::HOTKEY_COMMAND, thotkey_function> hotkeys_;
};

/***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Common helpers  ***** ***** ***** ***** *****/

/*
 * These helpers can be used to easily add callbacks to a dispatcher (widget).
 * This is just a list of common ones all others can be used as well.
 */

/**
 * Connects the signal for 'snooping' on the keypress.
 *
 * This callback is called before the widget itself allowing you to either
 * snoop on the input or filter it.
 */
inline void
connect_signal_pre_key_press(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							 const tsignal_keyboard_function& signal)
{
	dispatcher.connect_signal<SDL_KEY_DOWN>(signal, tdispatcher::front_child);
}

/** Connects a signal handler for a left mouse button click. */
inline void connect_signal_mouse_left_click(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
											const tsignal_function& signal)
{
	dispatcher.connect_signal<LEFT_BUTTON_CLICK>(signal);
}

/** Disconnects a signal handler for a left mouse button click. */
inline void disconnect_signal_mouse_left_click(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
											   const tsignal_function& signal)
{
	dispatcher.disconnect_signal<LEFT_BUTTON_CLICK>(signal);
}

/** Connects a signal handler for getting a notification upon modification. */
inline void
connect_signal_notify_modified(tdispatcher& dispatcher,
							   const tsignal_notification_function& signal)
{
	dispatcher.connect_signal<event::NOTIFY_MODIFIED>(signal);
}

} // namespace event

} // namespace gui2

#endif