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/**
@file
@ingroup SingletonScope
@brief Declaration of the classes that are needed to use Scopes:
orxonox::Scope, orxonox::ScopeListener, and orxonox::ScopeManager.

@anchor Scope

A virtual scope can be represented by an instance of class orxonox::Scope. orxonox::Scope<@a scope> is a template
an its template argument defines the name of the virtual scope. See orxonox::ScopeID for an enumeration of the
available values for @a scope. The orxonox::Scope object for a given @a scope can be activated or deactivated.
Instances of orxonox::ScopeListener can register for a given @a scope and will get a notification if the
corresponding orxonox::Scope object changes its state.

To avoid multiple instances of orxonox::Scope<@a scope> in different libraries, each instance of orxonox::Scope
registers in orxonox::ScopeManager, where they are linked statically in the util library.

Scopes are usually used to control the creation and destruction of Singletons.

@see orxonox::ScopedSingletonManager
@see orxonox::Singleton
*/

#ifndef __Util_Scope_H__
#define __Util_Scope_H__

#include "UtilPrereqs.h"

#include <cassert>
#include <map>
#include <set>
#include <loki/ScopeGuard.h>

#include "Debug.h"

namespace orxonox
{
    /**
        @brief The ScopeManager stores the variables of the Scope templates in a statically linked context.

        If all Scope objects are managed by this class, they are statically linked in the util library.
        Without this, a new instance of Scope<T> for each T would be created in every library of Orxonox,
        which is of course not the desired behavior.

        @see See @ref Scope "this description" for details about the interrelationship of Scope, ScopeListener, and ScopeManager.
    */
    class _UtilExport ScopeManager
    {
        template <ScopeID::Value scope>
        friend class Scope;
        friend class ScopeListener;

        private:
            static std::map<ScopeID::Value, int> instanceCounts_s;                  //!< Counts the number of active instances (>0 means active) for a scope
            static std::map<ScopeID::Value, std::set<ScopeListener*> > listeners_s; //!< Stores all listeners for a scope
    };

    /**
        @brief ScopeListeners register themselves in the corresponding Scope and wait for notifications.
        Notifications are sent if a Scope is activated or deactivated.

        @see See @ref Scope "this description" for details about the interrelationship of Scope, ScopeListener, and ScopeManager.
    */
    class _UtilExport ScopeListener
    {
        template <ScopeID::Value scope>
        friend class Scope;

        protected:
            //! Constructor: Registers the instance.
            ScopeListener(ScopeID::Value scope) : scope_(scope), bActivated_(false)
                { ScopeManager::listeners_s[this->scope_].insert(this); }
            //! Destructor: Unregisters the instance.
            virtual ~ScopeListener()
                { ScopeManager::listeners_s[this->scope_].erase(this); }

            //! Gets called if the scope is activated
            virtual void activated() = 0;
            //! Gets called if the scope is deactivated
            virtual void deactivated() = 0;

        private:
            ScopeID::Value scope_; //!< Store the scope to unregister on destruction
            bool bActivated_;
    };

    /**
        @brief A scope for a given template argument is either active or not.

        Objects inheriting from a ScopeListener are registered in a list (different for each scope).
        If the scope gets activated or deactivated, all objects in this list are notified.

        @see See @ref Scope "this description" for details about the interrelationship of Scope, ScopeListener, and ScopeManager.
    */
    template <ScopeID::Value scope>
    class Scope
    {
        public:
            //! Constructor: Increases the instance counter and activates the scope if the count went from 0 to 1. Counts >1 don't change anything.
            Scope()
            {
                try
                {
                    ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope]++;
                    assert(ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] > 0);
                    if (ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] == 1)
                    {
                        Loki::ScopeGuard deactivator = Loki::MakeObjGuard(*this, &Scope::deactivateListeners);
                        for (typename std::set<ScopeListener*>::iterator it = ScopeManager::listeners_s[scope].begin(); it != ScopeManager::listeners_s[scope].end(); )
                        {
                            (*it)->activated();
                            (*(it++))->bActivated_ = true;
                        }
                        deactivator.Dismiss();
                    }
                }
                catch (...)
                {
                    ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope]--;
                    throw;
                }
            }

            //! Destructor: Decreases the instance counter and deactivates the scope if the count went from 1 to 0. Counts >0 don't change anything.
            ~Scope()
            {
                ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope]--;

                // This shouldn't happen but just to be sure: check if the count is positive
                assert(ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] >= 0);
                if (ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] < 0)
                    ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] = 0;

                if (ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] == 0)
                    this->deactivateListeners();
            }

            //! Deactivates the listeners of this scope in case the scope is destroyed or the construction fails.
            void deactivateListeners()
            {
                for (typename std::set<ScopeListener*>::iterator it = ScopeManager::listeners_s[scope].begin(); it != ScopeManager::listeners_s[scope].end(); )
                {
                    if ((*it)->bActivated_)
                    {
                        try
                            { (*it)->deactivated(); }
                        catch (...)
                            { COUT(0) << "ScopeListener::deactivated() failed! This MUST NOT happen, fix it!" << std::endl; }
                        (*(it++))->bActivated_ = false;
                    }
                    else
                        ++it;
                }
            }

            //! Returns true if the scope is active.
            static bool isActive()
            {
                return (ScopeManager::instanceCounts_s[scope] > 0);
            }
    };
}

#endif /* __Util_Scope_H__ */