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#ifndef GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISPATCHER_PRIVATE_HPP_INCLUDED
#define GUI_WIDGETS_AUXILIARY_EVENT_DISPATCHER_PRIVATE_HPP_INCLUDED

#include "gui/core/event/dispatcher.hpp"

#include "gui/widgets/widget.hpp"

#include <SDL_events.h>

#include <boost/mpl/for_each.hpp>

namespace gui2
{

namespace event
{

struct tdispatcher_implementation
{
/**
 * Helper macro to implement the various event_signal functions.
 *
 * Implements two helper functions as documented in the macro.
 *
 * @param SET                     The set in which the event type needs to be
 *                                eg the @ref gui2::event::tset_event or a
 *                                similar set defined in that header.
 * @param FUNCTION                The function signature to validate the
 *                                implementation function SFINAE against eg the
 *                                @ref gui2::event::tsignal_function or another
 *                                one in that header.
 * @param QUEUE                   The queue in which the @p event is slotted.
 */
#define IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL(SET, FUNCTION, QUEUE)                           \
    /**                                                                        \
     * Returns the signal structure for a FUNCTION.                            \
     *                                                                         \
     * There are several functions that only overload the return value, in     \
     * order to do so they use SFINAE.                                         \
     *                                                                         \
     * @tparam F                  tsignal_function.                            \
     * @param dispatcher          The dispatcher whose signal queue is used.   \
     * @param event               The event to get the signal for.             \
     *                                                                         \
     * @returns                   The signal of the type                       \
     *                            tdispatcher::tsignal<FUNCTION>               \
     */                                                                        \
    template <class F>                                                         \
    static typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_same<F, FUNCTION>,              \
                                     tdispatcher::tsignal<FUNCTION> >::type&   \
    event_signal(tdispatcher& dispatcher, const tevent event)                  \
    {                                                                          \
        return dispatcher.QUEUE.queue[event];                                  \
    }                                                                          \
                                                                               \
    /**                                                                        \
     * Returns the signal structure for a key in SET.                          \
     *                                                                         \
     * There are several functions that only overload the return value, in     \
     * order to do so they use SFINAE.                                         \
     *                                                                         \
     * @tparam K                  A key in tset_event.                         \
     * @param dispatcher          The dispatcher whose signal queue is used.   \
     * @param event               The event to get the signal for.             \
     *                                                                         \
     * @returns                   The signal of the type                       \
     *                            tdispatcher::tsignal<FUNCTION>               \
     */                                                                        \
    template <class K>                                                         \
    static typename boost::enable_if<boost::mpl::has_key<SET, K>,              \
                                     tdispatcher::tsignal<FUNCTION> >::type&   \
    event_signal(tdispatcher& dispatcher, const tevent event)                  \
    {                                                                          \
        return dispatcher.QUEUE.queue[event];                                  \
    }


    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL(tset_event, tsignal_function, signal_queue_)

/**
 * Small helper macro to wrap @ref IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL.
 *
 * Since the parameters to @ref IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL use the same parameters
 * with a slight difference per type this macro wraps the function by its type.
 *
 * @param TYPE                    The type to wrap for @ref
 *                                IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL.
 */
#define IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER(TYPE)                                   \
    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL(tset_event_##TYPE,                                  \
                           tsignal_##TYPE##_function,                          \
                           signal_##TYPE##_queue_)

    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER(mouse)
    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER(keyboard)
    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER(notification)
    IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER(message)

#undef IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL_WRAPPER
#undef IMPLEMENT_EVENT_SIGNAL

    /**
     * A helper class to find out whether dispatcher has an handler for a
     * certain event.
     */
    class thas_handler
    {
    public:
        /**
         * Constructor.
         *
         * @param event_type      The type of event to look for.
        * @param dispatcher      The dispatcher whose signal queue is used.
         */
        thas_handler(const tdispatcher::tevent_type event_type,
                     tdispatcher& dispatcher)
            : event_type_(event_type), dispatcher_(dispatcher)
        {
        }

        /**
         * Tests whether a handler for an event is available.
         *
         * It tests for both the event and the event_type send in the
         * constructor.
         *
         * @tparam T              A key from an event set used to instantiate
         *                        the proper @p event_signal function.
        * @param event           The event to get the signal for.
         *
         * @returns               Whether or not the handler is found.
         */
        // not called operator() to work around a problem in MSVC 2008.
        template <class T>
        bool oper(tevent event)
        {
            if((event_type_ & tdispatcher::pre)
               && !event_signal<T>(dispatcher_, event).pre_child.empty()) {
                return true;
            }
            if((event_type_ & tdispatcher::child)
               && !event_signal<T>(dispatcher_, event).child.empty()) {
                return true;
            }
            if((event_type_ & tdispatcher::post)
               && !event_signal<T>(dispatcher_, event).post_child.empty()) {
                return true;
            }
            return false;
        }

    private:
        tdispatcher::tevent_type event_type_;
        tdispatcher& dispatcher_;
    };
};

/** Contains the implementation details of the find function. */
namespace implementation
{

/** Specialized class when itor == end */
template <bool done = true>
struct find
{
    template <typename itor, typename end, typename E, typename F>
    static bool execute(itor*, end*, E, F)
    {
        return false;
    }
};

/** Specialized class when itor != end */
template <>
struct find<false>
{
    template <typename itor, typename end, typename E, typename F>
    static bool execute(itor*, end*, E event, F functor)
    {
        typedef typename boost::mpl::deref<itor>::type item;
        typedef typename boost::mpl::apply1<boost::mpl::identity<>, item>::type
        arg;

        boost::value_initialized<arg> x;

        if(boost::get(x) == event) {
            // MSVC 2008 doesn't like operator() here so changed the name.
            return functor.template oper<item>(event);
        } else {
            typedef typename boost::mpl::next<itor>::type titor;
            return find<boost::is_same<titor, end>::value>::execute(
                    static_cast<titor*>(nullptr),
                    static_cast<end*>(nullptr),
                    event,
                    functor);
        }
    }
};

} // namespace implementation

/**
 * Tests whether an event handler is available.
 *
 * The code is based on boost::mpl_for_each, which doesn't allow to call a
 * template function with the dereferred iterator as template parameter.
 *
 * The function first tries to match whether the value in the sequence matches
 * event, once that matched it will execute the functor with the key found as
 * template parameter and the event as parameter.
 *
 * @tparam sequence               The sequence to test upon.
 * @tparam E                      The value type of the item in the sequence
 * @tparam F                      Type of the functor.
 *
 * @param event                   The event to look for.
 * @param functor                 The predicate which should is executed if the
 *                                event is matched.
 *
 * @returns                       Whether or not the function found a result.
 */
template <typename sequence, typename E, typename F>
inline bool find(E event, F functor)
{
    typedef typename boost::mpl::begin<sequence>::type begin;
    typedef typename boost::mpl::end<sequence>::type end;

    return implementation::find<boost::is_same<begin, end>::value>::execute(
            static_cast<begin*>(nullptr), static_cast<end*>(nullptr), event, functor);
}

namespace implementation
{

/*
 * Small sample to illustrate the effects of the various build_event_chain
 * functions. Assume the widgets are in an window with the following widgets:
 *
 *  -----------------------
 *  | dispatcher          |
 *  | ------------------- |
 *  | | container 1     | |
 *  | | --------------- | |
 *  | | | container 2 | | |
 *  | | | ----------- | | |
 *  | | | | widget  | | | |
 *  | | | ----------- | | |
 *  | | --------------- | |
 *  | ------------------- |
 *  -----------------------
 *
 * Note that the firing routine fires the events from:
 * - pre child for chain.end() - > chain.begin()
 * - child for widget
 * - post child for chain.begin() -> chain.end()
 */

/**
 * Build the event chain.
 *
 * The event chain is a chain of events starting from the first parent of the
 * widget until (and including) the wanted parent. For all these widgets it
 * will be tested whether they have either a pre or post handler for the event.
 * This ways there will be list of widgets to try to send the events to.
 * If there's no line from widget to parent the result is undefined.
 * (If widget == dispatcher the result will always be empty.)
 *
 * @pre                           dispatcher != nullptr
 * @pre                           widget != nullptr
 *
 * @param event                   The event to test.
 * @param dispatcher              The final widget to test, this is also the
 *                                dispatcher the sends the event.
 * @param widget                  The widget should parent(s) to check.
 *
 * @returns                       The list of widgets with a handler.
 *                                The order will be (assuming all have a
 *                                handler):
 *                                * container 2
 *                                * container 1
 *                                * dispatcher
 */
template <class T>
inline std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >
build_event_chain(const tevent event, twidget* dispatcher, twidget* widget)
{
    assert(dispatcher);
    assert(widget);

    std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> > result;

    while(widget != dispatcher) {
        widget = widget->parent();
        assert(widget);

        if(widget->has_event(event,
                             tdispatcher::tevent_type(tdispatcher::pre
                                                      | tdispatcher::post))) {

            result.push_back(std::make_pair(widget, event));
        }
    }

    return result;
}

/**
 * Build the event chain for tsignal_notification_function.
 *
 * The notification is only send to the receiver it returns an empty chain.
 * Since the pre and post queues are unused, it validates whether they are
 * empty (using asserts).
 *
 * @returns                       An empty vector.
 */
template <>
inline std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >
build_event_chain<tsignal_notification_function>(const tevent event,
                                                 twidget* dispatcher,
                                                 twidget* widget)
{
    assert(dispatcher);
    assert(widget);

    assert(!widget->has_event(event,
                              tdispatcher::tevent_type(tdispatcher::pre
                                                       | tdispatcher::post)));

    return std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >();
}

#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable : 4706)
#endif
/**
 * Build the event chain for tsignal_message_function.
 *
 * This function expects that the widget sending it is also the receiver. This
 * assumption might change, but is valid for now. The function doesn't build an
 * event chain from @p dispatcher to @p widget but from @p widget to its
 * toplevel item (the first one without a parent) which we call @p window.
 *
 * @pre                           dispatcher == widget
 *
 * @returns                       The list of widgets with a handler.
 *                                The order will be (assuming all have a
 *                                handler):
 *                                * window
 *                                * container 1
 *                                * container 2
 */
template <>
inline std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >
build_event_chain<tsignal_message_function>(const tevent event,
                                            twidget* dispatcher,
                                            twidget* widget)
{
    assert(dispatcher);
    assert(widget);
    assert(widget == dispatcher);

    std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> > result;

    /* We only should add the parents of the widget to the chain. */
    while((widget = widget->parent())) {
        assert(widget);

        if(widget->has_event(event,
                             tdispatcher::tevent_type(tdispatcher::pre
                                                      | tdispatcher::post))) {

            result.insert(result.begin(), std::make_pair(widget, event));
        }
    }

    return result;
}
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif

/**
 * Helper function for fire_event.
 *
 * This is called with the same parameters as fire_event except for the
 * event_chain, which contains the widgets with the events to call for them.
 */
template <class T, class F>
inline bool fire_event(const tevent event,
                       std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >& event_chain,
                       twidget* dispatcher,
                       twidget* widget,
                       F functor)
{
    bool handled = false;
    bool halt = false;

    /***** ***** ***** Pre ***** ***** *****/
    for(std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >::reverse_iterator ritor_widget
        = event_chain.rbegin();
        ritor_widget != event_chain.rend();
        ++ritor_widget) {

        tdispatcher::tsignal<T>& signal
                = tdispatcher_implementation::event_signal<T>(
                        *ritor_widget->first, ritor_widget->second);

        for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor = signal.pre_child.begin();
            itor != signal.pre_child.end();
            ++itor) {

            functor(*itor, *dispatcher, ritor_widget->second, handled, halt);
            if(halt) {
                assert(handled);
                break;
            }
        }

        if(handled) {
            return true;
        }
    }

    /***** ***** ***** Child ***** ***** *****/
    if(widget->has_event(event, tdispatcher::child)) {

        tdispatcher::tsignal<T>& signal
                = tdispatcher_implementation::event_signal<T>(*widget, event);

        for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor = signal.child.begin();
            itor != signal.child.end();
            ++itor) {

            functor(*itor, *dispatcher, event, handled, halt);

            if(halt) {
                assert(handled);
                break;
            }
        }

        if(handled) {
            return true;
        }
    }

    /***** ***** ***** Post ***** ***** *****/
    for(std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> >::iterator itor_widget
        = event_chain.begin();
        itor_widget != event_chain.end();
        ++itor_widget) {

        tdispatcher::tsignal<T>& signal
                = tdispatcher_implementation::event_signal<T>(
                        *itor_widget->first, itor_widget->second);

        for(typename std::vector<T>::iterator itor = signal.post_child.begin();
            itor != signal.post_child.end();
            ++itor) {

            functor(*itor, *dispatcher, itor_widget->second, handled, halt);
            if(halt) {
                assert(handled);
                break;
            }
        }

        if(handled) {
            return true;
        }
    }

    /**** ***** ***** Unhandled ***** ***** *****/
    assert(handled == false);
    return false;
}

} // namespace implementation

/**
 * Fires an event.
 *
 * A helper to allow the common event firing code to be shared between the
 * different signal function types.
 *
 * @pre                           dispatcher != nullptr
 * @pre                           widget != nullptr
 *
 * @tparam T                      The signal type of the event to handle.
 * @tparam F                      The type of the functor.
 *
 *
 * @param event                   The event to fire.
 * @param dispatcher              The dispatcher that handles the event.
 * @param widget                  The widget that should receive the event.
 * @param functor                 The functor to execute the actual event.
 *                                Since some functions need different
 *                                parameters this functor stores them before
 *                                firing the event.
 *
 * @returns                       Whether or not the event was handled.
 */
template <class T, class F>
inline bool
fire_event(const tevent event, twidget* dispatcher, twidget* widget, F functor)
{
    assert(dispatcher);
    assert(widget);

    std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> > event_chain
            = implementation::build_event_chain<T>(event, dispatcher, widget);

    return implementation::fire_event<T>(
            event, event_chain, dispatcher, widget, functor);
}

template <tevent click,
          tevent double_click,
          bool (tevent_executor::*wants_double_click)() const,
          class T,
          class F>
inline bool
fire_event_double_click(twidget* dispatcher, twidget* widget, F functor)
{
    assert(dispatcher);
    assert(widget);

    std::vector<std::pair<twidget*, tevent> > event_chain;
    twidget* w = widget;
    while(w != dispatcher) {
        w = w->parent();
        assert(w);

        if((w->*wants_double_click)()) {

            if(w->has_event(double_click,
                            tdispatcher::tevent_type(tdispatcher::pre
                                                     | tdispatcher::post))) {

                event_chain.push_back(std::make_pair(w, double_click));
            }
        } else {
            if(w->has_event(click,
                            tdispatcher::tevent_type(tdispatcher::pre
                                                     | tdispatcher::post))) {

                event_chain.push_back(std::make_pair(w, click));
            }
        }
    }

    if((widget->*wants_double_click)()) {
        return implementation::fire_event<T>(
                double_click, event_chain, dispatcher, widget, functor);
    } else {
        return implementation::fire_event<T>(
                click, event_chain, dispatcher, widget, functor);
    }
}

} // namespace event

} // namespace gui2

#endif