//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//
//                           GNU GPL OS/K                                     //
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//  Desc:       Buffer library                                                //
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//  Copyright © 2018-2019 The OS/K Team                                       //
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//  This file is part of OS/K.                                                //
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#ifndef _KALEXTRAS_LOCKS_H
#include <extras/locks.h>
#endif

#ifndef _KALEXTRAS_BUF_H
#define _KALEXTRAS_BUF_H

//
// Buffer flags
//
enum
{
    BF_TERM = 1,            // Terminal buffer
    BF_LINE = 1<<1,         // Line-buffered
    BF_FILE = 1<<2,         // Linked to a file
    BF_BALLOC = 1<<3,       // Buffer structure was malloc'd
    BF_SALLOC = 1<<4,       // Internal buffer was malloc'd
    BF_FONCLOSE = 1<<5,     // Flush on close
    BF_AUTOSCROLL = 1<<6,   // Scroll-down automatically
    
    BF_EOF = 1<<7,          // End of file reached
    BF_ERR = 1<<8,          // An error happened
};

//
// Buffer states
//
enum
{
    BS_CLOSED = 0,      // Buffer closed (need allocation)

    // Buffer ready for...
    BS_RDWR,            // Both reading and writing
    BS_RDONLY,          // Only for reading
    BS_WRONLY,          // Only for writing
};

typedef struct Buffer_t Buffer_t;

//
// For line/terminal buffers, the flusher by bputc() is called every '\n'
// For pure buffers, the flusher is called by bputc() after it fills
// the buffer (unless flush-on-close is enabled)
//
// When a buffer is full, if the flusher doesn'tchange buf->wp and bputc()
// is called again, it will produce a EENDF error and set the BF_EOF flag
//
// Unless line buffering with auto-scrolldown enabled, nothing is
// removed from the buffer by the libbuf functions themselves, if you want
// the buffer to be emptied on flush then do that in the flusher
//
typedef error_t (*BFlusher_t)(Buffer_t *);

struct Buffer_t
{
    uint        initDone;
    Lock_t      lock;

    int         flags;      // Buffer flags
    int         state;      // Buffer state

    size_t      size;       // Current size

    uchar      *buf;        // Beginning of buffer
    uchar      *rp;         // Read pointer
    uchar      *wp;         // Write pointer

    BFlusher_t  flusher;    // See above

    // The following parameters are only used in terminal buf mode

    int         lastLF;     // Characters since beginning of line
    int         lineLen;    // Line length (for line buffers)
    int         nLines;     // Number of lines in "true" buffer
                            // size/(lineLen*nLines) - 1 playback buffers
};

extern Buffer_t *BStdIn, *BStdOut, *BStdDbg;

// For pure buffers only
void        BEnableLineBuffering(Buffer_t *);
void        BDisaleLineBuffering(Buffer_t *);

// For terminal buffers only
error_t     BScrollDownBuf(Buffer_t *);
void        BEnableAutoScroll(Buffer_t *);
void        BDisableAutoScroll(Buffer_t *);
//
// Buffer creation functions
//
// 'source' is the internal buffer, if you want
// to give it yourself
//
// If *pbuf==NULL, malloc's the structure
// If source==NULL, malloc's the buffer
// BCloseBuf() handles the de-allocations
//
error_t     BCloseBuf(Buffer_t *);

// Creates a pure buffer of a given size
error_t     BOpenPureBuf(Buffer_t **pbuf, int mode, size_t size);
error_t     BOpenPureBufEx(Buffer_t **, char *source, int mode, size_t,
                           BFlusher_t);

// Creates a terminal buffer of pbCount*nLines lines each
// of lineLen length (pb = playback buffer, for scrolling up)
error_t     BOpenTermBuf(Buffer_t **pbuf, int mode,
                int lineLen, int nLines, int pbCount);
error_t     BOpenTermBufEx(Buffer_t **pbuf, char *source, int mode,
                int lineLen, int nLines, int pbCount, BFlusher_t);

int         BGetFlags(Buffer_t *);
int         BGetState(Buffer_t *);

error_t     BFlushBuf(Buffer_t *);
error_t     BPutOnBuf(Buffer_t *, uchar);
error_t     BPrintOnBuf(Buffer_t *, const char *fmt, ...);
error_t     BPrintOnBufV(Buffer_t *, const char *fmt, va_list);

void        BLockBuf(Buffer_t *);
void        BUnlockBuf(Buffer_t *);
bool        BTrylockBuf(Buffer_t *);

// Internal, non-locking functions; don't use unless you
// have a good reason why
error_t     bputc(Buffer_t *buf, uchar ch);
error_t     bprintf(Buffer_t *buf, const char *fmt, ...);
error_t     vbprintf(Buffer_t *buf, const char *fmt, va_list ap);
error_t     bscrolldown(Buffer_t *buf);

#endif