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#ifndef _GIFFMANAGER_H

#define _GIFFMANAGER_H

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H

#include "config.h"

#endif

#if NEED_GNUG_PRAGMAS

# pragma interface

#endif

#include "IFFByteStream.h"

#include "GContainer.h"

#include "Arrays.h"

#include "GSmartPointer.h"

#include "GString.h"

#ifdef HAVE_NAMESPACES

namespace DJVU {

# ifdef NOT_DEFINED // Just to fool emacs c++ mode

}

#endif

#endif

/** @name GIFFManager.h

    Files #"GIFFManager.h"# and #"GIFFManager.cpp"# define more convenient

    interface to IFF files. You may want to use the {\Ref GIFFManager} class

    instead of coping with {\Ref IFFByteStream} especially when you have to

    insert or move chunks, which is a kind of tricky with sequential access

    provided by {\Ref IFFByteStream}.

    You will mostly deal with {\Ref GIFFManager} class, but sometimes you may

    want to use {\Ref GIFFChunk}s as well thus bypassing {\Ref GIFFManager}'s

    interface and working with the chunks hierarchy yourself.

    Interface to IFF files.

    @author 

    Andrei Erofeev <eaf@geocities.com> -- Initial implementation.

*/

/** #GIFFChunk# is the base class for other IFF chunks understood by

    {\Ref GIFFManager}. It provides some basic interface, and is not supposed

    to be used on its own. */

class GIFFChunk : public GPEnabled

{

protected:

   GIFFChunk(void);

   GIFFChunk(const GUTF8String &name);

   GIFFChunk(const GUTF8String &name, const TArray<char> & data);

public:

      /// Default creator.

   static GP<GIFFChunk> create(void) {return new GIFFChunk();}

      /** Creates the chunk with the given name. The {\em name} may not

	  contain dots colons or brackets */

   static GP<GIFFChunk> create(const GUTF8String &name)

   {return new GIFFChunk(name);}

      /** Creates the {\em plain chunk} containing raw data */

   static GP<GIFFChunk> create(const GUTF8String &name, const TArray<char> & data)

   { return new GIFFChunk(name,data); }

      /// Destructor

   virtual ~GIFFChunk(void);

      /// Returns the name of the chunk (without possible #FORM:# or similar prefixes)

   GUTF8String	get_name(void) const;

      /// Returns full chunk name, with possible container specification

   GUTF8String	get_full_name(void) const;

      /// Returns the chunk type, like #CAT# for chunk #CAT:DJVU#

   GUTF8String	get_type(void) const;

      /// Returns TRUE if the chunk may contain other chunks or FALSE otherwise

   bool		is_container(void) const;

      /** Sets the chunk name. The {\em name} may not contain dots or brackets,

	  but {\bf may} contain colons. */

   void		set_name(GUTF8String name);

      /** Parses the {\em name} probably containing colon and compares it

	  with its own name returning TRUE if they are the same */

   bool		check_name(GUTF8String name);

      /** Adds the {\em chunk} to the chunks list at position {\em order}.

	  Set {\em order} to #-1# to append the chunk to the list.

          {\bf Note!} By adding chunk #PROP# you will convert this chunk

          to type #LIST# {\em automatically}. */

   void		add_chunk(const GP<GIFFChunk> & chunk, int order=-1);

      /** Removes the chunk with given {\em name}. The {\em name} may not

	  contain dots, but MAY contain colons and brackets (the latter -

	  for specifying the chunk number) */

   void		del_chunk(const GUTF8String &name);

      /** Returns the chunk with given {\em name}. The {\em name} may not

	  contain dots, but MAY contain colons and brackets (the latter -

	  for specifying the chunk number). If {\em position} is not zero

	  then the chunk position in its parent will be put into #*position# */

   GP<GIFFChunk>get_chunk(const GUTF8String &name, int * position=0);

      /** Returns the number of chunks with given {\em name}. The {\em name}

	  may not contain dots and brackets. If {\em name} is ZERO, the

	  total number of chunks will be returned. */

   int		get_chunks_number(const GUTF8String &name);

   int		get_chunks_number(void);

      /** Returns the data array for plain chunks */

   TArray<char>	get_data(void) const;

      /** Saves the chunk into the {\Ref IFFByteStream}.

	  Set {\em use_trick} to #1# if this is a top-level chunk */

   void		save(IFFByteStream & istr, bool use_trick=0);

private:

   char			name[5];

   GUTF8String		type;

   GPList<GIFFChunk>	chunks;

   TArray<char>		data;

   static GUTF8String decode_name(const GUTF8String &name, int &number);

};

inline GUTF8String

GIFFChunk::get_name(void) const { return GUTF8String(name, 4); }

inline GUTF8String

GIFFChunk::get_type(void) const { return type; };

inline GUTF8String

GIFFChunk::get_full_name(void) const { return get_type()+":"+get_name(); };

inline bool

GIFFChunk::is_container(void) const { return type.length()!=0; };

inline TArray<char>

GIFFChunk::get_data(void) const { return data; };

inline

GIFFChunk::GIFFChunk(void) { name[0]=0; }

inline

GIFFChunk::GIFFChunk(const GUTF8String &name) { set_name(name); }

inline

GIFFChunk::GIFFChunk(const GUTF8String &name, const TArray<char> & data_in) :

      data(data_in)

{

   set_name(name);

}

//************************************************************************

/** Intuitive interface to IFF files.

    It's too terrible to keep reading/writing IFF files chunk after chunk

    using {\Ref IFFByteStream}s. This class allows you to operate with chunks

    as with structures or arrays without even caring about the byte streams.

    Some of the examples are below:

    \begin{verbatim}

       GP<GIFFChunk> chunk;

       chunk=manager1.get_chunk("BG44[2]");

       manager2.add_chunk(".FORM:DJVU.BG44[-1]", chunk);

    \end{verbatim}

    {\bf Chunk name}

    \begin{itemize}

       \item Every chunk name may contain optional prefix #FORM:#, #LIST:#,

             #PROP:# or #CAT:#. If the prefix is omitted and the chunk happens

	     to contain other chunks, #FORM:# will be assumed.

       \item Every chunk name may be {\em short} or {\em complete}.

             {\em short} chunk names may not contain dots as they're a

	     subchunks names with respect to a given chunk.

	     {\em complete} chunk names may contain dots. But there may be

	     or may not be the {\em leading dot} in the name. If the

	     {\em leading dot} is present, then the name is assumed to contain

	     the name of the top-level chunk as well. Otherwise it's treated

	     {\em with respect} to the top-level chunk. You may want to use

	     the leading dot only when you add a chunk to an empty document,

	     since a command like #manager.addChunk(".FORM:DJVU.BG44", chunk)#

	     will create the top level chunk of the requested type (#FORM:DJVU#)

	     and will add chunk #BG44# to it {\em automatically}.

       \item You may use {\em brackets} in the name to specify the chunk's

             position. The meaning of the number inside the brackets depends

	     on the function you call. In most of the cases this is the number

	     of the chunk with the given name in the parent chunk. But sometimes

	     (as in #addChunk(name, buffer, length)#) the brackets at the

	     end of the #name# actually specify the {\em position} of the

	     chunk in the parent. For example, to insert #INCL# chunk into

	     #DJVU# form at position #1# (make it the second) you may want to

	     use #manager.addChunk(".DJVU.INCL[1]", data, size)#. At the same

	     time, to get 2-nd chunk with name #BG44# from form #DJVU# you

	     should do smth like #chunk=manager.getChunk("BG44[1]")#. Note, that

	     here the manager will search for chunk #BG44# in form #DJVU# and

	     will take the second {\em found} one.

    \end{itemize} */

class GIFFManager : public GPEnabled

{

protected:

   GIFFManager(void);

   void init(void);

   void init(const GUTF8String &name);

public:

      /// Default creator.

   static GP<GIFFManager> create(void);

      /** Creates the {\Ref GIFFManager} and assigns name {\em name} to

	  the top-level chunk. you may use chunk type names (before colon)

	  to set the top-level chunk type, or omit it to work with #FORM# */

   static GP<GIFFManager> create(const GUTF8String &name);

      /// Virtual destructor.

   virtual ~GIFFManager(void);

      /// Sets the name of the top level chunk to {\em name}

   void		set_name(const GUTF8String &name);

      /** Adds the chunk {\em chunk} to chunk with name {\em parent_name} at

	  position {\em pos}. {\em parent_name} may contain dots, brackets

	  and colons. All missing chunks in the chain will be created.

	  {\bf Examples:}

	  \begin{verbatim}

	     ;; To set the top-level chunk to 'ch'

	     m.addChunk(".", ch);

	     ;; To add 'ch' to the top-level chunk "DJVU" creating it if necessary

	     m.addChunk(".DJVU", ch);

	     ;; Same as above regardless of top-level chunk name

	     m.addChunk("", ch);

	     ;; To add 'ch' to 2nd FORM DJVU in top-level form DJVM

	     m.addChunk(".FORM:DJVM.FORM:DJVU[1]", ch);

	     ;; Same thing regardless of the top-level chunk name

	     m.addChunk("FORM:DJVU[1]", ch);

	  \end{verbatim} */

   void		add_chunk(GUTF8String parent_name, const GP<GIFFChunk> & chunk, int pos=-1);

      /** If {\em name}={\em name1}.{\em name2} where {\em name2} doesn't

	  contain dots, then #addChunk()# will create plain chunk with

	  name {\em name2} with data {\em buffer} of size {\em length} and

	  will add it to chunk {\em name1} in the same way as

	  #addChunk(name, chunk, pos)# function would do it. The #pos# in

	  this case is either #-1# (append) or is extracted from between

          brackets if the {\em name} ends with them.

          {\bf Examples:}

          \begin{verbatim}

             ;; To insert INCL chunk at position 2 (make it 3rd)

             m.addChunk("INCL[2]", data, length);

             ;; To append chunk BG44 to 2nd DjVu file inside DjVm archive:

             m.addChunk(".DJVM.DJVU[1].BG44", data, length);

          \end{verbatim} */

   void		add_chunk(GUTF8String name, const TArray<char> & data);

      /** Will remove chunk with name {\em name}. You may use dots, colons

	  and brackets to specify the chunk uniquely.

	  {\bf Examples:}

	  \begin{verbatim}

	     ;; To remove 2nd DjVu document from DjVm archive use

	     m.delChunk(".DJVM.DJVU[1]");

	     ;; Same thing without top-level chunk name specification

	     m.delChunk("DJVU[1]");

	     ;; Same thing for the first DJVU chunk

	     m.delChunk("DJVU");

	  \end{verbatim}

      */

   void		del_chunk(GUTF8String name);

   void		del_chunk(void);

      /** Will return the number of chunks with given name. The {\em name} may

	  not end with brackets, but may contain them inside. It may also

	  contain dots and colons. If {\em name} is ZERO, the total number

	  of chunks will be returned.

	  {\bf Examples:}

	  \begin{verbatim}

	     ;; To get the number of DJVU forms inside DjVm document

	     m.getChunksNumber(".DJVM.DJVU");

	     ;; Same thing without top-level chunk name specification

	     m.getChunksNumber("DJVU");

	  \end{verbatim}

      */

   int		get_chunks_number(const GUTF8String &name);

   int		get_chunks_number(void);

      /** Returns the chunk with name {\em name}. The {\em name} may contain dots

	  colons and slashes. If {\em position} is not zero, #*position# will

	  be assigned the position of the found chunk in the parent chunk.

	  {\bf Examples:}

	  \begin{verbatim}

	     ;; To get the directory chunk of DjVm document

	     m.getChunk(".DJVM.DIR0");

	     ;; To get chunk corresponding to 2nd DJVU form

	     m.getChunk(".DJVU[1]");

	  \end{verbatim} */

   GP<GIFFChunk>get_chunk(GUTF8String name, int * position=0);

      /** Loads the composite {\em chunk}'s contents from stream {\em istr}. */

   void		load_chunk(IFFByteStream & istr, GP<GIFFChunk> chunk);

      /** Loads the file contents from stream {\em str} */

   void		load_file(GP<ByteStream> str);

      /** Loads the file contents from the data array {\em data} */

   void		load_file(const TArray<char> & data);

      /** Saves all the chunks into stream {\em str} */

   void		save_file(GP<ByteStream> str);

      /** Saves all the chunks into the data array {\em data} */

   void		save_file(TArray<char> & data);

private:

   GP<GIFFChunk>	top_level;

   static const char *	check_leading_dot(const GUTF8String &name);

private: //dummy methods

   static void save_file(ByteStream *);

   static void load_file(ByteStream *);

};

inline void

GIFFManager::set_name(const GUTF8String &name)

{

   top_level->set_name(name);

}

inline

GIFFManager::GIFFManager(void) {}

inline  void

GIFFManager::init(void)

{

  top_level=GIFFChunk::create();

}

inline  void

GIFFManager::init(const GUTF8String &name)

{

  top_level=GIFFChunk::create(name);

}

#ifdef HAVE_NAMESPACES

}

# ifndef NOT_USING_DJVU_NAMESPACE

using namespace DJVU;

# endif

#endif

#endif