/*
    This file is part of the Okteta Core library, part of the KDE project.

    Copyright 2003,2008-2009 Friedrich W. H. Kossebau <kossebau@kde.org>

    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
    License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
    version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) version 3, or any
    later version accepted by the membership of KDE e.V. (or its
    successor approved by the membership of KDE e.V.), which shall
    act as a proxy defined in Section 6 of version 3 of the license.

    This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
    Lesser General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    License along with this library. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/

#ifndef OKTETA_ABSTRACTBYTEARRAYMODEL_H
#define OKTETA_ABSTRACTBYTEARRAYMODEL_H

// lib
#include "oktetacore_export.h"
#include "addressrange.h"
#include "size.h"
#include "byte.h"
// Qt
#include <QtCore/QObject>
#include <QtCore/QByteArray>


namespace Okteta
{

class ArrayChangeMetricsList;
class CharCodec;


/** could it be useful to hide the data access behind an iterator? *
class KDataBufferIterator
{
  public:
    bool hasNext();
    char next();
  protected:

  protected:
    char *
    int Length;
}

bool KDataBufferIterator::hasNext()
{
}
// this function should be simple as possible
char KDataBufferIterator::next()
{
  // if next span is empty
  if(  )
    return *NextChar++;
}
*/
/** base class for all Data buffers that are used to display
  * TODO: think about a way to inform KHexEdit that there has been
  * a change in the buffer outside. what kind of changes are possible?
  *
  * Operations on the data:
  *
  * Finding: is implemented stateless. FindNext has to be done by perhaps a FindManager
  * Replacing: not available. Implement within a ReplaceManager
  *
  *@author Friedrich W. H. Kossebau
  */

class OKTETACORE_EXPORT AbstractByteArrayModel : public QObject
{
  friend class KAbstractByteArrayModelIterator;

  Q_OBJECT

  protected:
    explicit AbstractByteArrayModel( QObject* parent = 0 );
  public:
    virtual ~AbstractByteArrayModel();


  public: // data access API
    /** locates working range
      * The idea behind is to tell buffer which range will be requested in the following time,
      * so that e.g. the corresponding pages will be loaded in advance
      * TODO: do we really need this? Where will this lead to real enhancements?
      * @param Range
      * @return @c true if successfully, @c false otherwise
      */
    //virtual bool prepareRange( const Section &Range ) const = 0;
    /** convenience function, same as above */
    //bool prepareRange( int Offset, int Length ) const;

    /** creates an iterator to */
    //virtual KDataBufferIterator *iterator() const = 0;
    /** expects pointer to memory, should be in prepared range
      * it is only expected to be a valid pointer until any further call
      * to this or any modifying function
      * @param Section 
      * @return pointer to 
      */
    //virtual const char *dataSet( const Section &Section ) const = 0;
    /** convenience function, same as above */
    //const char *dataSet( int Offset, int Length ) const;

    /** requests a single byte
      * if the offset is not valid the behaviour is undefined
      * @param offset offset of the datum requested
      */
    virtual Byte byte( Address offset ) const = 0;

    /**
      * @return the size of the data
      */
    virtual Size size() const = 0;


  public: // state read API
    /**
      * Default returns @c true.
      * @return @c true if the buffer can only be read, @c false if writing is allowed
      */
    virtual bool isReadOnly() const;
    /**
      * @return @c true if the buffer has been modified, @c false otherwise
      */
    virtual bool isModified() const = 0;

// TODO: for data outside the model using char* and int as well as QByteArray should always work, no?
  public: // modification API
    /** inserts bytes copied from the given source at Position.
      * The original data beginnung at the position is moved
      * with the buffer enlarged as needed
      * If the buffer is readOnly this is a noop and returns 0.
      * @param offset
      * @param insertData data source
      * @param insertLength number of bytes to copy
      * @return length of inserted data
      */
    virtual Size insert( Address offset, const Byte* insertData, int insertLength );
    Size insert( Address offset, const QByteArray& insertData );

    /** removes beginning with position as much as possible
      * @param removeRange
      * @return length of removed data
      */
    virtual Size remove( const AddressRange& removeRange );
    /** convenience function, behaves as above */
    Size remove( Address offset, Size removeLength );

    /** replaces as much as possible
      * @param removeRange
      * @param insertData
      * @param insertLength
      * @return length of inserted data
      */
    virtual Size replace( const AddressRange& removeRange, const Byte* insertData, int insertLength ) = 0;
    /** convenience function, behaves as above */
    Size replace( const AddressRange& removeRange, const QByteArray& insertData );
    /** convenience function, behaves as above */
    Size replace( Address offset, Size removeLength,
                  const Byte* insertData, Size insertLength );

    // todo use parameters grouped differrently?
    /** moves the second section before the start of the first
      * which is the same as moving the first behind the second.
      * @param firstStart position of the data where the section should be moved behind
      * @param secondRange data range to be moved
      * @return @true if operation was successful, @false otherwise
      */
    virtual bool swap( Address firstStart, const AddressRange& secondRange ) = 0;

    /**
     * fills the buffer with the FillChar. If the buffer is to small it will be extended as much as possible.
     * @param fillByte byte to use
     * @param offset position where the filling starts
     * @param fillLength number of bytes to fill. If Length is -1, the buffer is filled till the end.
     * @return number of filled bytes
     */
    virtual Size fill( Byte fillByte, Address offset = 0, Size fillLength = -1 ) = 0;
    Size fill( Byte fillChar, const AddressRange& fillRange );

    /** sets a single byte
     * if the offset is not valid the behaviour is undefined
     * @param offset offset of the datum requested
     * @param byte new byte value
     */
    virtual void setByte( Address offset, Byte byte ) = 0;

    /** sets the modified flag for the buffer
      * @param modified
      */
    virtual void setModified( bool modified ) = 0;

    /** sets the readonly flag for the byte array if this is possible.
      * Default implementation does not do anything.
      * @param isReadOnly new state
      */
    virtual void setReadOnly( bool isReadOnly );


  public: // service functions
    /** copies the data of the section into a given array Dest. If the section extends the buffers range
      * the section is limited to the buffer's end. If the section is invalid the behaviour is undefined.
      * @param dest pointer to a char array large enough to hold the copied section
      * @param copyRange
      * @return number of copied bytes
      */
    virtual Size copyTo( Byte* dest, const AddressRange& copyRange ) const;
    /** convenience function, behaves as above */
    Size copyTo( Byte* dest, Address offset, Size copyLength ) const;


  public: // finding API
    /** searches beginning with byte at Pos.
      * @param pattern
      * @param patternLength length of search string
      * @param fromOffset the position to start the search
      * @return index of the first  or -1
      */
    virtual Address indexOf( const Byte* pattern, int patternLength, Address fromOffset = 0, Address toOffset = -1 ) const;
    Address indexOf( const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset = 0, Address toOffset = -1 ) const;
    Address indexOfCaseInsensitive( const CharCodec* charCodec, const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset = 0, Address toOffset = -1 ) const;

    /** searches for a given data string
      * The section limits the data within which the key has to be found
      * If the end of the section is lower than the start the search continues at the start???
      * @param 
      * @param Length length of search string
      * @param Section section within the keydata is to be found
      * @return index of the first occurrence or -1
      */
//     virtual int indexOf( const char*KeyData, int Length, const Section &Section ) const { return -1; }//= 0;
    /** searches backward beginning with byte at Pos.
      * @param pattern
      * @param patternLength length of search string
      * @param fromOffset the position to start the search. If -1 the search starts at the end.
      * @return index of the first  or -1
      */
    virtual Address lastIndexOf( const Byte* pattern, int patternLength, Address fromOffset = -1, Address toOffset = 0 ) const;
    Address lastIndexOf( const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset = -1, Address toOffset = 0 ) const;
    Address lastIndexOfCaseInsensitive( const CharCodec* charCodec, const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset = -1, Address toOffset = 0 ) const;

/*     virtual int find( const QString &expr, bool cs, bool wo, bool forward = true, int *index = 0 ); */

  Q_SIGNALS:
    // TODO: how to deal replacing with fixed size of buffer?
    void contentsChanged( const Okteta::ArrayChangeMetricsList& changeList );

    void readOnlyChanged( bool isReadOnly );
    void modifiedChanged( bool isModified );

    // TODO: how to handle a typedef with signals
    void searchedBytes( Okteta::Size bytes ) const;
};

// TODO: find why static_cast fails
inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::insert( Address offset, const QByteArray& insertData )
{ return insert( offset, reinterpret_cast<const Byte*>(insertData.constData()), insertData.size() ); }

inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::remove( Address offset, Size removeLength )
{ return remove( AddressRange::fromWidth(offset,removeLength) ); }

inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::replace( const AddressRange& removeRange, const QByteArray& insertData )
{ return replace( removeRange, reinterpret_cast<const Byte*>(insertData.constData()), insertData.size() );}

inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::replace( Address offset, Size removeLength,
                                             const Byte* insertData, Size insertLength )
{ return replace( AddressRange::fromWidth(offset,removeLength), insertData, insertLength ); }

inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::fill( const Byte fillChar, const AddressRange& fillRange )
{ return fill( fillChar, fillRange.start(), fillRange.width() ); }

inline Size AbstractByteArrayModel::copyTo( Byte* dest, Address offset, Size copyLength ) const
{ return copyTo( dest, AddressRange::fromWidth(offset,copyLength) ); }

inline Address AbstractByteArrayModel::indexOf( const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset, Address toOffset ) const
{ return indexOf( reinterpret_cast<const Byte*>(pattern.constData()), pattern.size(), fromOffset, toOffset ); }

inline Address AbstractByteArrayModel::lastIndexOf( const QByteArray& pattern, Address fromOffset, Address toOffset ) const
{ return lastIndexOf( reinterpret_cast<const Byte*>(pattern.constData()), pattern.size(), fromOffset, toOffset ); }

}

#endif
