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#!/usr/bin/python -u
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from datatypes.intDataGiws import intDataGiws
from datatypes.charDataGiws import charDataGiws
from datatypes.longDataGiws import longDataGiws
from datatypes.doubleDataGiws import doubleDataGiws
from datatypes.booleanDataGiws import booleanDataGiws
from datatypes.byteDataGiws import byteDataGiws
from datatypes.floatDataGiws import floatDataGiws
from datatypes.shortDataGiws import shortDataGiws
from datatypes.stringDataGiws import stringDataGiws
from datatypes.voidDataGiws import voidDataGiws
from datatypes.DoubleBufferDataGiws import DoubleBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.LongBufferDataGiws import LongBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.ByteBufferDataGiws import ByteBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.CharBufferDataGiws import CharBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.DoubleBufferDataGiws import DoubleBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.FloatBufferDataGiws import FloatBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.IntBufferDataGiws import IntBufferDataGiws
from datatypes.ShortBufferDataGiws import ShortBufferDataGiws
import datatypes
import new

""" Factory which create the different data types """
class dataFactoryGiws:
	  def __init__(self):

		  self.dict = {
			  "int":     intDataGiws,
			  "char":    charDataGiws,
			  "long":    longDataGiws,
			  "double":  doubleDataGiws,
			  "boolean": booleanDataGiws,
			  "byte":    byteDataGiws,
			  "float":   floatDataGiws,
			  "short":   shortDataGiws,
			  "String":  stringDataGiws,
			  "void":    voidDataGiws,
			  "DoubleBuffer": DoubleBufferDataGiws,
			  "ByteBuffer": ByteBufferDataGiws,
			  "CharBuffer": CharBufferDataGiws,
			  "DoubleBuffer": DoubleBufferDataGiws,
			  "FloatBuffer": FloatBufferDataGiws,
			  "IntBuffer": IntBufferDataGiws,
			  "LongBuffer": LongBufferDataGiws,
			  "ShortBuffer": ShortBufferDataGiws
			  }

	  def create(self, dataTypeToCreate):
			""" Create an GIWS datatype
			it can be int, char, long, double, boolean, byte, float, short,
			String and void
			if there is a trailing [], this object will consider it as an
			array of this data

			"""
			isArray=False
			arrayDimension=0 # Scalar
			if dataTypeToCreate.endswith("[]"): # It is an array
				  isArray=True
				  arrayDimension=dataTypeToCreate.count("[]")
				  # Trim to load the right object
				  dataTypeToCreate=dataTypeToCreate[0:len(dataTypeToCreate)-(arrayDimension*2)]

			
			if dataTypeToCreate not in self.dict:
				  raise Exception("Don't know how to manage the data type %s",dataTypeToCreate)

			myType=self.dict[dataTypeToCreate]()

			if myType.isByteBufferBased():
				  arrayDimension=1
				  # It is a byte buffer type
				  isArray=True
			
			myType.setIsArray(isArray)
			myType.setDimensionArray(arrayDimension)
			return myType

if __name__ == '__main__':
	myFactory=dataFactoryGiws()
	myData=myFactory.create("int")
	myData=myFactory.create("IntBuffer")
        print myFactory.isByteBufferBased()
	myData2=myFactory.create("doesnt-exist")
	print myData.getDescription()