/********************************************************************************************
 * NxWidgets/nxwm/src/cwindowmessenger.cxx
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 *   Copyright (C) 2012 Gregory Nutt. All rights reserved.
 *   Author: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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/********************************************************************************************
 * Included Files
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#include <nuttx/config.h>

#include <cfcntl>
#include <cerrno>

#include <debug.h>

#include "nxwmconfig.hxx"
#include "cstartwindow.hxx"
#include "cwindowmessenger.hxx"

/********************************************************************************************
 * Pre-Processor Definitions
 ********************************************************************************************/

/********************************************************************************************
 * CWindowMessenger Method Implementations
 ********************************************************************************************/

using namespace NxWM;

/**
 * CWindowMessenger Constructor
 *
 * @param style The default style that all widgets on this display
 *   should use.  If this is not specified, the widget will use the
 *   values stored in the defaultCWidgetStyle object.
 */

CWindowMessenger::CWindowMessenger(FAR const NXWidgets::CWidgetStyle *style)
: NXWidgets::CWidgetControl(style)
{
  // Open a message queue to communicate with the start window task.  We need to create
  // the message queue if it does not exist.

  struct mq_attr attr;
  attr.mq_maxmsg  = CONFIG_NXWM_STARTWINDOW_MXMSGS;
  attr.mq_msgsize = sizeof(struct SStartWindowMessage);
  attr.mq_flags   = 0;

  m_mqd = mq_open(g_startWindowMqName, O_WRONLY|O_CREAT, 0666, &attr);
  if (m_mqd == (mqd_t)-1)
    {
      gdbg("ERROR: mq_open(%s) failed: %d\n", g_startWindowMqName, errno);
    }

  // Add ourself to the list of window event handlers

  addWindowEventHandler(this);
}

/**
 * CWindowMessenger Destructor.
 */

CWindowMessenger::~CWindowMessenger(void)
{
  // Remove ourself from the list of the window event handlers

  removeWindowEventHandler(this);

  // Close the message queue

  (void)mq_close(m_mqd);
}

/**
 * Handle an NX window mouse input event.
 *
 * @param e The event data.
 */

#ifdef CONFIG_NX_MOUSE
void CWindowMessenger::handleMouseEvent(void)
{
  // The logic path here is tortuous but flexible:
  //
  //  1. A listener thread receives mouse or touchscreen input and injects
  //     that into NX via nx_mousein
  //  2. In the multi-user mode, this will send a message to the NX server
  //  3. The NX server will determine which window gets the mouse input
  //     and send a window event message to the NX listener thread.
  //  4. The NX listener thread receives a windows event.  The NX listener thread
  //     which is part of CTaskBar and was created when NX server connection was
  //     established).  This event may be a positional change notification, a
  //     redraw request, or mouse or keyboard input.  In this case, mouse input.
  //  5. The NX listener thread handles the message by calling nx_eventhandler().
  //     nx_eventhandler() dispatches the message by calling a method in the
  //     NXWidgets::CCallback instance associated with the window.
  //     NXWidgets::CCallback is a part of the CWidgetControl.
  //  6. NXWidgets::CCallback calls into NXWidgets::CWidgetControl to process
  //     the event.
  //  7. NXWidgets::CWidgetControl records the new state data and raises a
  //     window event.
  //  8. NXWidgets::CWindowEventHandlerList will give the event to this method
  //     NxWM::CWindowMessenger.
  //  9. This NxWM::CWindowMessenger method will send the a message on a well-
  //     known message queue.
  // 10. This CStartWindow::startWindow task will receive and process that
  //     message by calling CWidgetControl::pollEvents()

  struct SStartWindowMessage outmsg;
  outmsg.msgId    = MSGID_MOUSE_INPUT;
  outmsg.instance = (FAR void *)static_cast<CWidgetControl*>(this);

  int ret = mq_send(m_mqd, &outmsg, sizeof(struct SStartWindowMessage),
                    CONFIG_NXWM_STARTWINDOW_MXMPRIO);
  if (ret < 0)
    {
      gdbg("ERROR: mq_send failed: %d\n", errno);
    }
}
#endif

/**
 * Handle a NX window keyboard input event.
 */

#ifdef CONFIG_NX_KBD
void CWindowMessenger::handleKeyboardEvent(void)
{
  // The logic path here is tortuous but flexible:
  //
  //  1. A listener thread receives keyboard input and injects  that into NX
  //     via nx_kbdin.
  //  2. In the multi-user mode, this will send a message to the NX server
  //  3. The NX server will determine which window gets the keyboard input
  //     and send a window event message to the NX listener thread.
  //  4. The NX listener thread receives a windows event.  The NX listener thread
  //     which is part of CTaskBar and was created when NX server connection was
  //     established).  This event may be a positional change notification, a
  //     redraw request, or mouse or keyboard input.  In this case, keyboard input.
  //  5. The NX listener thread handles the message by calling nx_eventhandler().
  //     nx_eventhandler() dispatches the message by calling a method in the
  //     NXWidgets::CCallback instance associated with the window.
  //     NXWidgets::CCallback is a part of the CWidgetControl.
  //  6. NXWidgets::CCallback calls into NXWidgets::CWidgetControl to process
  //     the event.
  //  7. NXWidgets::CWidgetControl records the new state data and raises a
  //     window event.
  //  8. NXWidgets::CWindowEventHandlerList will give the event to this method
  //     NxWM::CWindowMessenger.
  //  9. This NxWM::CWindowMessenger method will send the a message on a well-
  //     known message queue.
  // 10. This CStartWindow::startWindow task will receive and process that
  //     message by calling CWidgetControl::pollEvents()

  struct SStartWindowMessage outmsg;
  outmsg.msgId    = MSGID_KEYBOARD_INPUT;
  outmsg.instance = (FAR void *)static_cast<CWidgetControl*>(this);

  int ret = mq_send(m_mqd, &outmsg, sizeof(struct SStartWindowMessage),
                    CONFIG_NXWM_STARTWINDOW_MXMPRIO);
  if (ret < 0)
    {
      gdbg("ERROR: mq_send failed: %d\n", errno);
    }
}
#endif

/**
 * Handle a NX window blocked event.  This handler is called when we
 * receive the BLOCKED message meaning that there are no further pending
 * actions on the window.  It is now safe to delete the window.
 *
 * This is handled by sending a message to the start window thread (vs just
 * calling the destructors) because in the case where an application
 * destroys itself (because of pressing the stop button), then we need to
 * unwind and get out of the application logic before destroying all of its
 * objects.
 *
 * @param arg - User provided argument (see nx_block or nxtk_block)
 */

void CWindowMessenger::handleBlockedEvent(FAR void *arg)
{
  // Send a message to destroy the window isntance at a later time

  struct SStartWindowMessage outmsg;
  outmsg.msgId    = MSGID_DESTROY_APP;
  outmsg.instance = arg;

  gdbg("Sending MSGID_DESTROY_APP with instance=%p\n", arg);
  int ret = mq_send(m_mqd, &outmsg, sizeof(struct SStartWindowMessage),
                    CONFIG_NXWM_STARTWINDOW_MXMPRIO);
  if (ret < 0)
    {
      gdbg("ERROR: mq_send failed: %d\n", errno);
    }
}