/*

  Faust Project

  Copyright (C) 2011 Grame

  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) any later version.

  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, write to the Free Software
  Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA

  Grame Research Laboratory, 9 rue du Garet, 69001 Lyon - France
  research@grame.fr

*/

#ifndef __OSCControler__
#define __OSCControler__

#include <string>
#include "faust/osc/FaustFactory.h"

class GUI;

typedef void (*ErrorCallback)(void*);  

namespace oscfaust
{

class OSCIO;
class OSCSetup;
class OSCRegexp;
    
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*!
	\brief the main Faust OSC Lib API
	
	The OSCControler is essentially a glue between the memory representation (in charge of the FaustFactory),
	and the network services (in charge of OSCSetup).
*/
class OSCControler
{
	int fUDPPort,   fUDPOut, fUPDErr;	// the udp ports numbers
	std::string     fDestAddress;		// the osc messages destination address, used at initialization only
										// to collect the address from the command line
	OSCSetup*		fOsc;				// the network manager (handles the udp sockets)
	OSCIO*			fIO;				// hack for OSC IO support (actually only relayed to the factory)
	FaustFactory*	fFactory;			// a factory to build the memory represetnatin

    bool            fInit;
    
	public:
		/*
			base udp port is chosen in an unassigned range from IANA PORT NUMBERS (last updated 2011-01-24)
			see at http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
			5507-5552  Unassigned
		*/
		enum { kUDPBasePort = 5510};
            
        OSCControler(int argc, char *argv[], GUI* ui, OSCIO* io = 0, ErrorCallback errCallback = NULL, void* arg = NULL, bool init = true);

        virtual ~OSCControler();
	
		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
		// addnode, opengroup and closegroup are simply relayed to the factory
		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
		// Add a node in the current group (top of the group stack)
		template <typename T> void addnode(const char* label, T* zone, T init, T min, T max, bool input = true)
							{ fFactory->addnode(label, zone, init, min, max, fInit, input); }
		
		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
		// This method is used for alias messages. The arguments imin and imax allow
		// to map incomming values from the alias input range to the actual range 
		template <typename T> void addAlias(const std::string& fullpath, T* zone, T imin, T imax, T init, T min, T max, const char* label)
							{ fFactory->addAlias(fullpath, zone, imin, imax, init, min, max, label); }

		void opengroup(const char* label)		{ fFactory->opengroup(label); }
		void closegroup()						{ fFactory->closegroup(); }
	   
		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
		void run();				// starts the network services
		void stop();			// stop the network services
		
		int	getUDPPort() const			{ return fUDPPort; }
		int	getUDPOut()	const			{ return fUDPOut; }
		int	getUDPErr()	const			{ return fUPDErr; }
		const char*	getDestAddress() const { return fDestAddress.c_str(); }
		const char*	getRootName() const;	// probably useless, introduced for UI extension experiments
    
        void setUDPPort(int port) { fUDPPort = port; }
        void setUDPOut(int port) { fUDPOut = port; }
        void setUDPErr(int port) { fUPDErr = port; }
        void setDestAddress(const char* address) { fDestAddress = address; }

        // By default, an osc interface emits all parameters. You can filter specific params dynamically.
        static std::vector<OSCRegexp*>     fFilteredPaths; // filtered paths will not be emitted
        static void addFilteredPath(std::string path);
        static bool isPathFiltered(std::string path);
        static void resetFilteredPaths();
    
		static float version();				// the Faust OSC library version number
		static const char* versionstr();	// the Faust OSC library version number as a string
		static int gXmit;                   // a static variable to control the transmission of values
                                            // i.e. the use of the interface as a controler
};

#define kNoXmit     0
#define kAll        1
#define kAlias      2

}

#endif
