// keycapture.cpp

// 

// Copyright (c) 2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.

// This component and the accompanying materials are made available

// under the terms of the "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

// which accompanies this distribution, and is available

// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

// 

// Initial Contributors:

// Accenture - Initial contribution

//

#include <fshell/qr3dll.h>

class RWsSession;

class RWindowGroup;

#include <fshell/common.mmh>

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

#include <w32std.h>

#endif

//#define KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG(args...) RDebug::Printf(args)

#define KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG(args...) 

enum

	{

	ELongCapture = 1,

	ECaptureIsDummy = 2,

	ECaptureIsKeyUpDown = 4,

	};

struct SCapture

	{

	MCaptureInterface* iClient;

	TInt iIdentifier;

	TInt iOriginalCode; // This is the code we were actually passed in.

	TInt iCaptureCode; // This is the key code we call capture on. This will be the same as iOriginalCode for a normal capture. For a long capture, it will be a virtual key. For an up-and-down, it will be the scan code equivalent of iOriginalCode

	TInt32 iCaptureHandle;

	TUint32 iFlags;

	TInt iPriority;

	};

#define iWs (*reinterpret_cast<RWsSession*>(iOpaque1))

#define iWg (*reinterpret_cast<RWindowGroup*>(iOpaque2))

#define iCaptures (*reinterpret_cast<CArrayFixFlat<SCapture>**>(&iOpaque3))

#define iPushList (*reinterpret_cast<CArrayPtrFlat<CArrayFixFlat<SCapture> >**>(&iOpaque4))

#define KSpareKeysMask 0xF

#define KSpareKeyRange EKeyF9 // We use the range F9-F12 inclusive as that seems to be about the only range that I can find not being used by UIQ or licensees

CKeyCapturer::CKeyCapturer()

	: CActive(CActive::EPriorityUserInput)

	, iUsedSpareKeys(0)

	{

	}

void CKeyCapturer::ConstructL()

	{

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	__ASSERT_COMPILE(sizeof(RWsSession) == EOpaquePadding1);

	__ASSERT_COMPILE(sizeof(RWindowGroup) == EOpaquePadding2);

	User::LeaveIfError(iWs.Connect());

	iWg = RWindowGroup(iWs);

	User::LeaveIfError(iWg.Construct((TUint32)this, EFalse));

	iWg.SetOrdinalPosition(-1,-1); // This appears to be needed to solve a race condition whereby someone creates a new window (or window group, or something) at roughly the same time as we do, which prevents the other window from coming to the foreground

	User::LeaveIfError(iWg.SetName(_L("CKeyCapturerWindowGroup"))); // To ease debugging in wserv

	iCaptures = new(ELeave) CArrayFixFlat<SCapture>(8);

	iPushList = new(ELeave) CArrayPtrFlat<CArrayFixFlat<SCapture> >(8);

	CActiveScheduler::Add(this);

	iWs.EventReady(&iStatus);

	SetActive();

#else

	User::Leave(KErrNotSupported);

#endif

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::AddCaptureL(MCaptureInterface* aClient, TInt aIdentifier, TInt aKeyCode)

	{

	AddCaptureL(aClient, aIdentifier, aKeyCode, 0, KMaxTInt);

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::AddCaptureL(MCaptureInterface* aClient, TInt aIdentifier, TInt aKeyCode, TInt aScanCode, TInt aCapturePriority)

	{

	if (aKeyCode == 0 || !aClient) User::Leave(KErrArgument);

	RemoveCapture(aClient, aIdentifier); // Just in case it's already been set

	SCapture cap;

	cap.iClient = aClient;

	cap.iIdentifier = aIdentifier;

	cap.iCaptureCode = aKeyCode;

	cap.iOriginalCode = aKeyCode;

	cap.iFlags = 0;

	cap.iPriority = aCapturePriority;

	AddCaptureL(cap);

	if (aScanCode)

		{

		// If we've been passed a scan code, use it to capture the keyup and keydown events too

		SCapture upanddownCap;

		upanddownCap.iClient = NULL;

		upanddownCap.iIdentifier = -1;

		upanddownCap.iCaptureCode = aScanCode;

		upanddownCap.iOriginalCode = aScanCode;

		upanddownCap.iFlags = ECaptureIsDummy | ECaptureIsKeyUpDown;

		upanddownCap.iPriority = aCapturePriority;

		TRAPD(err, AddCaptureL(upanddownCap));

		if (err)

			{

			CancelCapture(cap);

			iCaptures->Delete(iCaptures->Count()-1);

			User::Leave(err);

			}

		}

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::AddLongCaptureL(MCaptureInterface* aClient, TInt aIdentifier, TInt aKeyCode, TInt aScanCode)

	{

	AddLongCaptureL(aClient, aIdentifier, aKeyCode, aScanCode, KMaxTInt);

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::AddLongCaptureL(MCaptureInterface* aClient, TInt aIdentifier, TInt aKeyCode, TInt aScanCode, TInt aCapturePriority)

	{

	if (aKeyCode == 0 || aScanCode == 0 || !aClient) User::Leave(KErrArgument);

	RemoveCapture(aClient, aIdentifier); // Just in case it's already been set

	SCapture cap;

	cap.iClient = aClient;

	cap.iIdentifier = aIdentifier;

	cap.iCaptureCode = 0; // Is filled in later

	cap.iOriginalCode = aKeyCode;

	cap.iFlags = ELongCapture;

	cap.iPriority = aCapturePriority;

	AddCaptureL(cap);

	// In order to get repeat events (and, by extension, long key presses) the key events

	// must be going to the window group that's capturing the long press. Therefore,

	// we also need to capture the key events even if we don't have any client for that

	// key.

	//

	// Of course, this isn't documented anywhere.

	SCapture keyCap;

	keyCap.iClient = NULL; // So that no action is taken when a short press occurs

	keyCap.iIdentifier = -1;

	keyCap.iCaptureCode = aKeyCode;

	keyCap.iOriginalCode = aKeyCode;

	keyCap.iFlags = ECaptureIsDummy;

	keyCap.iPriority = aCapturePriority;

	TRAPD(err, AddCaptureL(keyCap));

	if (err)

		{

		CancelCapture(cap);

		iCaptures->Delete(iCaptures->Count()-1);

		User::Leave(err);

		}

	// And finally, do a upanddown capture as well, for good measure (TODO do this for normal captures as well, but need the scancode... grr.

	SCapture upanddownCap;

	upanddownCap.iClient = NULL;

	upanddownCap.iIdentifier = -1;

	upanddownCap.iCaptureCode = aScanCode;

	upanddownCap.iOriginalCode = aScanCode;

	upanddownCap.iFlags = ECaptureIsDummy | ECaptureIsKeyUpDown;

	upanddownCap.iPriority = aCapturePriority;

	TRAP(err, AddCaptureL(upanddownCap));

	if (err)

		{

		CancelCapture(keyCap);

		iCaptures->Delete(iCaptures->Count()-1);

		CancelCapture(cap);

		iCaptures->Delete(iCaptures->Count()-1);

		User::Leave(err);

		}

	}

void CKeyCapturer::AddCaptureL(SCapture& cap)

	{

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	TBool isLong = (cap.iFlags & ELongCapture);

	TBool isUpDown = (cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsKeyUpDown);

	//ASSERT(iFlags & (ELongCapture | ECaptureIsKeyUpDown) == 0); // Can't be both a long capture and an up-down

	if (isLong && iUsedSpareKeys == KSpareKeysMask)

		{

		// No more keys available to remap as long key presses

		User::Leave(KErrOverflow);

		}

	if (cap.iPriority == KMaxTInt) cap.iPriority = KMaxTInt-1; // Internally somewhere wserv adds one to the priority, and KMaxTInt+1 is KMinTInt...

	KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: AddCapture ident=%d on key=%d, long=%d, updown=%d, dummy=%d)", cap.iIdentifier, cap.iOriginalCode, isLong, isUpDown, cap.iFlags&ECaptureIsDummy);

	iCaptures->SetReserveL(iCaptures->Count() + 1); // So that the AppendL later cannot fail

	if (isLong)

		{

		TInt spareKey = -1; // There's a cleaner way to work this out, but since there's only 4, what's the point?

		if ((iUsedSpareKeys & 1) == 0) spareKey = 0;

		else if ((iUsedSpareKeys & 2) == 0) spareKey = 1;

		else if ((iUsedSpareKeys & 4) == 0) spareKey = 2;

		else if ((iUsedSpareKeys & 8) == 0) spareKey = 3;

		ASSERT(spareKey != -1); // Otherwise the check at the top should have caught this case

		cap.iCaptureCode = KSpareKeyRange + spareKey;

		cap.iCaptureHandle = iWg.CaptureLongKey(cap.iOriginalCode, cap.iCaptureCode, 0, 0, cap.iPriority, ELongCaptureWaitShort);

		User::LeaveIfError(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		iUsedSpareKeys |= 1 << spareKey;

		}

	else if (isUpDown)

		{

		cap.iCaptureHandle = iWg.CaptureKeyUpAndDowns(cap.iCaptureCode, 0, 0, cap.iPriority);

		User::LeaveIfError(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		}

	else

		{

		cap.iCaptureHandle = iWg.CaptureKey(cap.iCaptureCode, 0, 0, cap.iPriority);

		User::LeaveIfError(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		}

	iCaptures->AppendL(cap);

#else

	User::Leave(KErrNotSupported);

#endif

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::RemoveCapture(MCaptureInterface* aClient, TInt aIdentifier)

	{

	// Linear search thru iCaptures

	for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

		{

		SCapture cap = iCaptures->operator[](i); // Copy cap so we can use it after it's been deleted below

		if (cap.iIdentifier == aIdentifier)

			{

			ASSERT(cap.iClient == aClient);

			(void)aClient; // For urel aClient is unused

			CancelCapture(cap);

			iCaptures->Delete(i);

			RemoveDummyForCapture(cap);

			break;

			}

		}

	}

void CKeyCapturer::CancelCapture(SCapture& cap)

	{

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: CancelCapture ident=%d, captureCode=%d, flags=%d", cap.iIdentifier, cap.iCaptureCode, cap.iFlags);

	if (cap.iFlags & ELongCapture)

		{

		iWg.CancelCaptureLongKey(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		TInt bit = cap.iCaptureCode - KSpareKeyRange;

		iUsedSpareKeys &= ~(1<<bit);

		}

	else if (cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsKeyUpDown)

		{

		iWg.CancelCaptureKeyUpAndDowns(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		}

	else

		{

		iWg.CancelCaptureKey(cap.iCaptureHandle);

		}

#endif

	}

CKeyCapturer::~CKeyCapturer()

	{

	Cancel();

		{

		}

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	iWg.Close();

	iWs.Close();

#endif

	}

void CKeyCapturer::RunL()

	{

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	TWsEvent e;

	iWs.GetEvent(e);

	iWs.EventReady(&iStatus);

	SetActive();

	if (e.Type() == EEventKey || e.Type() == EEventKeyDown || e.Type() == EEventKeyUp)

		{

		TInt code = e.Key()->iCode;

		TInt scanCode = e.Key()->iScanCode;

		KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: Received key event (type=%d, key=%d, scan=%d, rep=%d)", e.Type(), code, scanCode, e.Key()->iRepeats);

		SCapture* foundDummyCapture = NULL;

		// Linear search thru iCaptures

		for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

			{

			SCapture& cap = iCaptures->operator[](i);

			TBool match;

			if (e.Type() == EEventKeyDown || e.Type() == EEventKeyUp)

				{

				match = (scanCode == cap.iCaptureCode) && (cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsKeyUpDown);

				}

			else

				{

				match = (code == cap.iCaptureCode) && !(cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsKeyUpDown);

				}

			if (match)

				{

				TBool dummy = cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsDummy;

				if (cap.iClient && !dummy)

					{

					iLastEventScanCode = e.Key()->iScanCode;

					KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: Sending event ident=%d to client", cap.iIdentifier);

					cap.iClient->CapturedKeyPressedL(cap.iIdentifier);

					iLastEventScanCode = 0;

					}

				if (dummy)

					{

					// If it's a dummy capture tied to a particular long key press, then we want to keep looking just in case there's something else that has genuinely captured the key

					// Also we remember the dummy in case we don't find any other capture, because we need to forward on uncaptured dummies

					foundDummyCapture = ∩

					}

				else

					{

					foundDummyCapture = NULL;

					break;

					}

				}

			}

		if (foundDummyCapture)

			{

			KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: Capture is dummy, passing on to frontmost windowgroup");

			TInt foc = iWs.GetFocusWindowGroup();

			if (foc != iWg.Identifier())

				{

				// Send the event on being sure not to pass it back to ourselves!

				iWs.SendEventToWindowGroup(foc, e);

				}

			}

		}

#endif

	}

TInt CKeyCapturer::RunError(TInt /*aError*/)

	{

	return KErrNone; // Don't care if our client left from its call to CapturedKeyPressedL

	}

void CKeyCapturer::DoCancel()

	{

#ifdef FSHELL_WSERV_SUPPORT

	iWs.EventReadyCancel();

#endif

	}

#ifdef __EXE__

	CKeyCapturer* gCapturer = NULL;

#endif

EXPORT_C CKeyCapturer* CKeyCapturer::GetCapturerL()

	{

	CKeyCapturer* ref = NULL;

#ifdef __EXE__

	if (!gCapturer)

		{

		gCapturer = CKeyCapturer::NewLC();

		CleanupStack::Pop();

		}

	ref = gCapturer;

#else

	ref = (CKeyCapturer*)Dll::Tls();

	if (!ref)

		{

		ref = CKeyCapturer::NewLC();

		User::LeaveIfError(Dll::SetTls(ref));

		CleanupStack::Pop(ref);

		}

#endif

	return ref;

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::DeleteCapturer()

	{

#ifdef __EXE__

	delete gCapturer;

	gCapturer = NULL;

#else

	CKeyCapturer* ref = (CKeyCapturer*)Dll::Tls();

	delete ref;

	Dll::SetTls(NULL);

	//Dll::FreeTls();

#endif

	}

CKeyCapturer* CKeyCapturer::NewLC()

	{

	CKeyCapturer* res = new(ELeave) CKeyCapturer;

	CleanupStack::PushL(res);

	res->ConstructL();

	return res;

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::PushCurrentCapturesL()

	{

	CArrayFixFlat<SCapture>* newList = new(ELeave) CArrayFixFlat<SCapture>(8);

	iPushList->AppendL(iCaptures);

	// Now cancel everything in currentList to leave a clean slate

	for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

		{

		SCapture& cap = iCaptures->operator[](i);

		CancelCapture(cap);

		}

	iCaptures = newList;

	}

EXPORT_C void CKeyCapturer::PopCapturesL()

	{

	//__ASSERT_ALWAYS(iPushList->Count() >= 1, User::Invariant());

	KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: Popping captures");

	// Cancel everything in the current list

	for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

		{

		SCapture& cap = iCaptures->operator[](i);

		CancelCapture(cap);

		}

	iCaptures->Reset(); // Transfer everything to iCaptures one by one, to allow for the (admittedly unlikely) possibility that any individual capture could fail

	CArrayFixFlat<SCapture>* newList = (*iPushList)[iPushList->Count()-1];

	for (TInt i = newList->Count() - 1; i >= 0 ; i--)

		{

		SCapture& cap = newList->operator[](i);

		AddCaptureL(cap);

		newList->Delete(i); // When it's been sucessfully captured into iCaptures, remove if from newList

		}

	iPushList->Delete(iPushList->Count() - 1);

	delete newList;

	KEYCAPTURE_DEBUG("KC: Finished restoring previous captures");

	}

EXPORT_C TInt CKeyCapturer::IsCaptured(TInt aIdentifier)

	{

	TBool dontCare;

	return IsCaptured(aIdentifier, dontCare);

	}

EXPORT_C TInt CKeyCapturer::IsCaptured(TInt aIdentifier, TBool& aIsLong)

	{

	for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

		{

		SCapture& cap = iCaptures->operator[](i);

		if (cap.iIdentifier == aIdentifier && !(cap.iFlags & ECaptureIsDummy))

			{

			aIsLong = cap.iFlags & ELongCapture;

			return cap.iOriginalCode;

			}

		}

	return 0;

	}

EXPORT_C TInt CKeyCapturer::GetScanCodeOfLastEvent()

	{

	return iLastEventScanCode;

	}

void CKeyCapturer::RemoveDummyForCapture(const SCapture& aCapture)

	{

	for (TInt i = 0; i < iCaptures->Count(); i++)

		{

		SCapture cap = iCaptures->operator[](i);

		TUint32 matchFlags = ECaptureIsDummy;

		if (aCapture.iFlags & ELongCapture)

			{

			// Nothing to do - the match flags for a long press are ECaptureIsDummy and that's it

			}

		else

			{

			// A dummy for a short press is an upAndDown one

			matchFlags |= ECaptureIsKeyUpDown;

			}

		if ((cap.iFlags & matchFlags) && (cap.iOriginalCode == aCapture.iOriginalCode))

			{

			CancelCapture(cap);

			iCaptures->Delete(i);

			RemoveDummyForCapture(cap); // Just in case the long press had a dummy (being the short press) which would then ALSO have a dummy (the upanddown)

			break;

			}

		}

	}