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//
// File: AbstractParameterAliasable.h
// Created by: Julien Dutheil
// Created on: Thu May 14 17:08 2009
//

/*
Copyright or © or Copr. Bio++ Development Team, (November 19, 2004)

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#ifndef _ABSTRACTPARAMETERALIASABLE_H_
#define _ABSTRACTPARAMETERALIASABLE_H_

#include "AbstractParametrizable.h"
#include "ParameterAliasable.h"

//From the STL:
#include <map>

namespace bpp
{

  /**
   * @brief Inner listener class used by AbstractParameterAliasable.
   */
  class AliasParameterListener:
    public ParameterListener
  {
    private:
      std::string id_;
      size_t alias_;
      ParameterList *pl_;
      std::string name_;

    public:
      AliasParameterListener(const std::string& id, size_t alias, ParameterList* pl):
        id_(id),
        alias_(alias),
        pl_(pl),
        name_()
      {
        //This allow us to check if the parameter position have changed at some point...
        name_ = (*pl_)[alias].getName();
      }

      AliasParameterListener(const AliasParameterListener& apl):
        id_(apl.id_),
        alias_(apl.alias_),
        pl_(apl.pl_),
        name_(apl.name_)
      {}

      AliasParameterListener& operator=(const AliasParameterListener& apl)
      {
        id_    = apl.id_;
        alias_ = apl.alias_;
        pl_    = apl.pl_;
        name_  = apl.name_;
        return *this;
      }

      AliasParameterListener* clone() const { return new AliasParameterListener(*this); }

    public:
      const std::string& getId() const { return id_; }

      void setParameterList(ParameterList* pl) { pl_ = pl; }

      void parameterNameChanged(ParameterEvent& event) throw (Exception) {}
    
      void parameterValueChanged(ParameterEvent& event) throw (Exception)
      {
        Parameter* p = &(*pl_)[alias_];
        if (p->getName() != name_)
          throw Exception("AbstractParameterAliasable::AliasParameterListener::parameterValueChanged. Error, aliased parameter have change, maybe because it was renamed, or a parameter was removed?");
        p->setValue(event.getParameter()->getValue());
      }

      const std::string& getName() const { return name_; }

      void rename(const std::string& name) { name_ = name; }

      const std::string& getAlias() const { return (*pl_)[alias_].getName(); }
      
  };

  /**
   * @brief A partial implementation of the Parametrizable interface.
   *
   * Parameters are stored in a protected ParameterList object.
   *
   * The abstract fireParameterChanged() method is provided so that the derived class
   * know when a parameter has changed, and can be updated.
   * All methods call the corresponding method in ParameterList and then call the
   * fireParameterChanged() method.
   */
  class AbstractParameterAliasable:
    public AbstractParametrizable,
    public virtual ParameterAliasable
  {
    private:

      mutable ParameterList independentParameters_;

      /**
       * Contains all parameter listeners for maintening alias relationships.
       * The registry will be updated appropriately upon cloning and deleting.
       */
      std::map<std::string, AliasParameterListener *> aliasListenersRegister_;
  
    public:
      AbstractParameterAliasable(const std::string& prefix) :
        AbstractParametrizable(prefix),
        independentParameters_(),
        aliasListenersRegister_()
      {}

      AbstractParameterAliasable(const AbstractParameterAliasable& ap);
    
      AbstractParameterAliasable& operator=(const AbstractParameterAliasable& ap);

      virtual ~AbstractParameterAliasable();

    public:
      void setNamespace(const std::string& prefix);
 
      const ParameterList& getIndependentParameters() const { return independentParameters_; }
    
      size_t getNumberOfIndependentParameters() const { return independentParameters_.size(); }

      void aliasParameters(const std::string& p1, const std::string& p2) throw (ParameterNotFoundException, Exception);

      void unaliasParameters(const std::string& p1, const std::string& p2) throw (ParameterNotFoundException, Exception);

      /**
       * @return The list of names of the parameters that are aliased with a given parameter.
       * The implementation is recursive, which means that in the case of A->B->C, getalias(C) will return both A and B.
       * @param name The name of the parameter to look for.
       */
      std::vector<std::string> getAlias(const std::string& name) const;

      void fireParameterChanged(const ParameterList& parameters)
      {
        independentParameters_.matchParametersValues(getParameters());
      }

    protected:
      void addParameter_(Parameter* parameter)
      {
        AbstractParametrizable::addParameter_(parameter);
        independentParameters_.addParameter(parameter->clone());
      }

      void addParameters_(const ParameterList& parameters)
      {
        AbstractParametrizable::addParameters_(parameters);
        independentParameters_.addParameters(parameters);
      }

      void deleteParameter_(size_t index) throw (IndexOutOfBoundsException)
      {
        std::string name = getParameter_(index).getName();
        AbstractParametrizable::deleteParameter_(index);
        if (independentParameters_.hasParameter(name))
        independentParameters_.deleteParameter(name);
      }

      void resetParameters_()
      {
        AbstractParametrizable::resetParameters_();
        independentParameters_.reset();
      }

  };

} //end of namespace bpp.

#endif //_ABSTRACTPARAMETERALIASABLE_H_