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#include "qcopchannel_qws.h"

#ifndef QT_NO_COP

#include "qwsdisplay_qws.h"

#include "qwscommand_qws_p.h"

#include "qwindowsystem_qws.h"

#include "qwindowsystem_p.h"

#include "qlist.h"

#include "qmap.h"

#include "qdatastream.h"

#include "qpointer.h"

#include "qmutex.h"

#include "qdebug.h"

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

typedef QMap<QString, QList<QWSClient*> > QCopServerMap;

static QCopServerMap *qcopServerMap = 0;

class QCopServerRegexp

{

public:

    QCopServerRegexp( const QString& channel, QWSClient *client );

    QCopServerRegexp( const QCopServerRegexp& other );

    QString channel;

    QWSClient *client;

    QRegExp regexp;

};

QCopServerRegexp::QCopServerRegexp( const QString& channel, QWSClient *client )

{

    this->channel = channel;

    this->client = client;

    this->regexp = QRegExp( channel, Qt::CaseSensitive, QRegExp::Wildcard );

}

QCopServerRegexp::QCopServerRegexp( const QCopServerRegexp& other )

{

    channel = other.channel;

    client = other.client;

    regexp = other.regexp;

}

typedef QList<QCopServerRegexp> QCopServerRegexpList;

static QCopServerRegexpList *qcopServerRegexpList = 0;

typedef QMap<QString, QList< QPointer<QCopChannel> > > QCopClientMap;

static QCopClientMap *qcopClientMap = 0;

Q_GLOBAL_STATIC(QMutex, qcopClientMapMutex)

// Determine if a channel name contains wildcard characters.

static bool containsWildcards( const QString& channel )

{

    return channel.contains(QLatin1Char('*'));

}

class QCopChannelPrivate

{

public:

    QString channel;

};

/*!

    \class QCopChannel

    \ingroup qws

    \brief The QCopChannel class provides communication capabilities

    between clients in \l{Qt for Embedded Linux}.

    Note that this class is only available in \l{Qt for Embedded Linux}.

    The Qt COmmunication Protocol (QCOP) is a many-to-many protocol

    for transferring messages across registered channels. A channel is

    registered by name, and anyone who wants to can listen to the

    channel as well as send messages through it. The QCOP protocol

    allows clients to communicate both within the same address space

    and between different processes.

    To send messages to a given channel, QCopChannel provides the

    static send() function. Using this function alone, the messages

    are queued until Qt re-enters the event loop. To immediately flush

    all queued messages to the registered listeners, call the static

    flush() function.

    To listen to the traffic on a given channel, you typically

    instantiate a QCopChannel object for the given channel and connect

    to its received() signal that is emitted whenever there is

    incoming data.  Use the static isRegistered() function to query

    the server for the existence of a given channel. QCopChannel

    provides the channel() function returning the name of this

    QCopChannel object's channel.

    In additon, QCopChannel provides the virtual receive() function

    that can be reimplemented to filter the incoming messages and

    data. The default implementation simply emits the received()

    signal.

    \sa QWSServer, QWSClient, {Qt for Embedded Linux Architecture}

*/

/*!

    Constructs a QCopChannel object for the specified \a channel, with

    the given \a parent. Once created, the channel is registered by

    the server.

    \sa isRegistered(), channel()

*/

QCopChannel::QCopChannel(const QString& channel, QObject *parent) :

    QObject(parent)

{

    init(channel);

}

#ifdef QT3_SUPPORT

/*!

    Use the two argument overload instead, and call the

    QObject::setObjectName() function to \a name the instance.

*/

QCopChannel::QCopChannel(const QString& channel, QObject *parent, const char *name) :

    QObject(parent)

{

    setObjectName(QString::fromAscii(name));

    init(channel);

}

#endif

void QCopChannel::init(const QString& channel)

{

    d = new QCopChannelPrivate;

    d->channel = channel;

    if (!qt_fbdpy) {

        qFatal("QCopChannel: Must construct a QApplication "

                "before QCopChannel");

        return;

    }

    {

	QMutexLocker locker(qcopClientMapMutex());

	if (!qcopClientMap)

	    qcopClientMap = new QCopClientMap;

	// do we need a new channel list ?

	QCopClientMap::Iterator it = qcopClientMap->find(channel);

	if (it != qcopClientMap->end()) {

	    it.value().append(this);

	    return;

	}

	it = qcopClientMap->insert(channel, QList< QPointer<QCopChannel> >());

	it.value().append(QPointer<QCopChannel>(this));

    }

    // inform server about this channel

    qt_fbdpy->registerChannel(channel);

}

/*!

  \internal

  Resend all channel registrations

  */

void QCopChannel::reregisterAll()

{

    if(qcopClientMap)

        for(QCopClientMap::Iterator iter = qcopClientMap->begin();

            iter != qcopClientMap->end();

            ++iter)

            qt_fbdpy->registerChannel(iter.key());

}

/*!

    Destroys this QCopChannel object.

    The server is notified that this particular listener has closed

    its connection. The server will keep the channel open until the

    last registered listener detaches.

    \sa isRegistered(), channel()

*/

QCopChannel::~QCopChannel()

{

    QMutexLocker locker(qcopClientMapMutex());

    QCopClientMap::Iterator it = qcopClientMap->find(d->channel);

    Q_ASSERT(it != qcopClientMap->end());

    it.value().removeAll(this);

    // still any clients connected locally ?

    if (it.value().isEmpty()) {

        QByteArray data;

        QDataStream s(&data, QIODevice::WriteOnly);

        s << d->channel;

        if (qt_fbdpy)

            send(QLatin1String(""), QLatin1String("detach()"), data);

        qcopClientMap->remove(d->channel);

    }

    delete d;

}

/*!

    Returns the name of this object's channel.

    \sa isRegistered()

*/

QString QCopChannel::channel() const

{

    return d->channel;

}

/*!

    \fn void QCopChannel::receive(const QString& message, const QByteArray &data)

    Processes the incoming \a message and \a data.

    This function is called by the server when this object's channel

    receives new messages. Note that the default implementation simply

    emits the received() signal; reimplement this function to process

    the incoming \a message and \a data.

    Note that the format of the given \a data has to be well defined

    in order to extract the information it contains. In addition, it

    is recommended to use the DCOP convention. This is not a

    requirement, but you must ensure that the sender and receiver

    agree on the argument types. For example:

    \snippet doc/src/snippets/code/src_gui_embedded_qcopchannel_qws.cpp 0

    The above code assumes that the \c message is a DCOP-style

    function signature and the \c data contains the function's

    arguments.

    \sa send(), channel(), received()

 */

void QCopChannel::receive(const QString& msg, const QByteArray &data)

{

    emit received(msg, data);

}

/*!

    \fn void QCopChannel::received(const QString& message, const QByteArray &data)

    This signal is emitted whenever this object's channel receives new

    messages (i.e., it is emitted by the receive() function), passing

    the incoming \a message and \a data as parameters.

    \sa receive(), channel()

*/

/*!

    Queries the server for the existence of the given \a channel. Returns true

    if the channel is registered; otherwise returns false.

    \sa channel(), send()

*/

bool QCopChannel::isRegistered(const QString&  channel)

{

    QByteArray data;

    QDataStream s(&data, QIODevice::WriteOnly);

    s << channel;

    if (!send(QLatin1String(""), QLatin1String("isRegistered()"), data))

        return false;

    QWSQCopMessageEvent *e = qt_fbdpy->waitForQCopResponse();

    bool known = e->message == "known";

    delete e;

    return known;

}

/*!

    \fn bool QCopChannel::send(const QString& channel, const QString& message)

    \overload

*/

bool QCopChannel::send(const QString& channel, const QString& msg)

{

    QByteArray data;

    return send(channel, msg, data);

}

/*!

    \fn bool QCopChannel::send(const QString& channel, const QString& message,

                       const QByteArray &data)

    Sends the given \a message on the specified \a channel with the

    given \a data. The message will be distributed to all clients

    subscribed to the channel. Returns true if the message is sent

    successfully; otherwise returns false.

    It is recommended to use the DCOP convention. This is not a

    requirement, but you must ensure that the sender and receiver

    agree on the argument types.

    Note that QDataStream provides a convenient way to fill the byte

    array with auxiliary data. For example:

    \snippet doc/src/snippets/code/src_gui_embedded_qcopchannel_qws.cpp 1

    In the code above the channel is \c "System/Shell". The \c message

    is an arbitrary string, but in the example we've used the DCOP

    convention of passing a function signature. Such a signature is

    formatted as \c "functionname(types)" where \c types is a list of

    zero or more comma-separated type names, with no whitespace, no

    consts and no pointer or reference marks, i.e. no "*" or "&".

    \sa receive(), isRegistered()

*/

bool QCopChannel::send(const QString& channel, const QString& msg,

                       const QByteArray &data)

{

    if (!qt_fbdpy) {

        qFatal("QCopChannel::send: Must construct a QApplication "

                "before using QCopChannel");

        return false;

    }

    qt_fbdpy->sendMessage(channel, msg, data);

    return true;

}

/*!

    \since 4.2

    Flushes all queued messages to the registered listeners.

    Note that this function returns false if no QApplication has been

    constructed, otherwise it returns true.

    \sa send()

*/

bool QCopChannel::flush()

{

    if (!qt_fbdpy) {

        qFatal("QCopChannel::flush: Must construct a QApplication "

                "before using QCopChannel");

        return false;

    }

    qt_fbdpy->flushCommands();

    return true;

}

class QWSServerSignalBridge : public QObject {

  Q_OBJECT

public:

  void emitNewChannel(const QString& channel);

  void emitRemovedChannel(const QString& channel);

  signals:

  void newChannel(const QString& channel);

  void removedChannel(const QString& channel);

};

void QWSServerSignalBridge::emitNewChannel(const QString& channel){

  emit newChannel(channel);

}

void QWSServerSignalBridge::emitRemovedChannel(const QString& channel) {

  emit removedChannel(channel);

}

/*!

    \internal

    Server side: subscribe client \a cl on channel \a ch.

*/

void QCopChannel::registerChannel(const QString& ch, QWSClient *cl)

{

    if (!qcopServerMap)

        qcopServerMap = new QCopServerMap;

    // do we need a new channel list ?

    QCopServerMap::Iterator it = qcopServerMap->find(ch);

    if (it == qcopServerMap->end())

      it = qcopServerMap->insert(ch, QList<QWSClient*>());

    // If the channel name contains wildcard characters, then we also

    // register it on the server regexp matching list.

    if (containsWildcards( ch )) {

	QCopServerRegexp item(ch, cl);

	if (!qcopServerRegexpList)

	    qcopServerRegexpList = new QCopServerRegexpList;

	qcopServerRegexpList->append( item );

    }

    // If this is the first client in the channel, announce the channel as being created.

    if (it.value().count() == 0) {

      QWSServerSignalBridge* qwsBridge = new QWSServerSignalBridge();

      connect(qwsBridge, SIGNAL(newChannel(QString)), qwsServer, SIGNAL(newChannel(QString)));

      qwsBridge->emitNewChannel(ch);

      delete qwsBridge;

    }

    it.value().append(cl);

}

/*!

    \internal

    Server side: unsubscribe \a cl from all channels.

*/

void QCopChannel::detach(QWSClient *cl)

{

    if (!qcopServerMap)

        return;

    QCopServerMap::Iterator it = qcopServerMap->begin();

    for (; it != qcopServerMap->end(); ++it) {

      if (it.value().contains(cl)) {

        it.value().removeAll(cl);

        // If this was the last client in the channel, announce the channel as dead.

        if (it.value().count() == 0) {

          QWSServerSignalBridge* qwsBridge = new QWSServerSignalBridge();

          connect(qwsBridge, SIGNAL(removedChannel(QString)), qwsServer, SIGNAL(removedChannel(QString)));

          qwsBridge->emitRemovedChannel(it.key());

          delete qwsBridge;

        }

      }

    }

    if (!qcopServerRegexpList)

	return;

    QCopServerRegexpList::Iterator it2 = qcopServerRegexpList->begin();

    while(it2 != qcopServerRegexpList->end()) {

	if ((*it2).client == cl)

	    it2 = qcopServerRegexpList->erase(it2);

	else

	    ++it2;

    }

}

/*!

    \internal

    Server side: transmit the message to all clients registered to the

    specified channel.

*/

void QCopChannel::answer(QWSClient *cl, const QString& ch,

                          const QString& msg, const QByteArray &data)

{

    // internal commands

    if (ch.isEmpty()) {

        if (msg == QLatin1String("isRegistered()")) {

            QString c;

            QDataStream s(data);

            s >> c;

            bool known = qcopServerMap && qcopServerMap->contains(c)

                        && !((*qcopServerMap)[c]).isEmpty();

            // Yes, it's a typo, it's not user-visible, and we choose not to fix it for compatibility

            QLatin1String ans = QLatin1String(known ? "known" : "unkown");

            QWSServerPrivate::sendQCopEvent(cl, QLatin1String(""),

                                            ans, data, true);

            return;

        } else if (msg == QLatin1String("detach()")) {

            QString c;

            QDataStream s(data);

            s >> c;

            Q_ASSERT(qcopServerMap);

            QCopServerMap::Iterator it = qcopServerMap->find(c);

            if (it != qcopServerMap->end()) {

                //Q_ASSERT(it.value().contains(cl));

                it.value().removeAll(cl);

                if (it.value().isEmpty()) {

                  // If this was the last client in the channel, announce the channel as dead

                  QWSServerSignalBridge* qwsBridge = new QWSServerSignalBridge();

                  connect(qwsBridge, SIGNAL(removedChannel(QString)), qwsServer, SIGNAL(removedChannel(QString)));

                  qwsBridge->emitRemovedChannel(it.key());

                  delete qwsBridge;

                  qcopServerMap->erase(it);

                }

            }

	    if (qcopServerRegexpList && containsWildcards(c)) {

		// Remove references to a wildcarded channel.