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extern "C" {
#endif
#ifndef _FRONTEND_HELPER_H_
#define _FRONTEND_HELPER_H_
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <glib.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include "common_helper.h"
#include "backend_interface.h"
#include "frontend_interface.h"
#include <cups/cups.h>
#define INFO 3
#define WARN 2
#define ERR 1
#define DEBUG_LEVEL INFO
#define DIALOG_BUS_NAME "org.openprinting.PrintFrontend"
#define DIALOG_OBJ_PATH "/"
#define DBUS_DIR "/usr/share/print-backends"
#define BACKEND_PREFIX "org.openprinting.Backend."
#define SETTINGS_FILE "~/.CPD-print-settings"
typedef struct _FrontendObj FrontendObj;
typedef struct _PrinterObj PrinterObj;
typedef struct _Settings Settings;
typedef struct _Options Options;
typedef struct _Option Option;
typedef struct _Job Job;
typedef int (*event_callback)(PrinterObj *);
/*********************definitions ***************************/
/**
______________________________________ FrontendObj __________________________________________
**/
struct _FrontendObj
{
PrintFrontend *skeleton;
GDBusConnection *connection;
char *bus_name;
event_callback add_cb;
event_callback rem_cb;
int num_backends;
GHashTable *backend; /**[backend name(like "CUPS" or "GCP")] ---> [BackendObj]**/
int num_printers;
GHashTable *printer; /**[printer name] --> [PrinterObj] **/
Settings *last_saved_settings; /** The last saved settings to disk */
};
/**
* Get a new FrontendObj instance
*
* @params
*
* instance name: The suffix to be used for the dbus name for Frontend
* supply NULL for no suffix
*
* add_cb : The callback function to call when a new printer is added
* rem_cb : The callback function to call when a printer is removed
*
*/
FrontendObj *get_new_FrontendObj(char *instance_name, event_callback add_cb, event_callback remove_cb);
/**
* Start the frontend D-Bus Service
*/
void connect_to_dbus(FrontendObj *);
/**
* Notify Backend services before stopping Frontend
*/
void disconnect_from_dbus(FrontendObj *);
/**
* Discover the currently installed backends and activate them
*
*
* Reads the DBUS_DIR folder to find the files installed by
* the respective backends ,
* For eg: org.openprinting.Backend.XYZ
*
* XYZ = Backend suffix, using which it will be identified henceforth
*/
void activate_backends(FrontendObj *);
/**
* The default behaviour of FrontendObj is to use the
* settings previously saved to disk the last time any print dialog ran.
*
* To ignore the last saved settings, you need to explicitly call this function
* after get_new_FrontendObj
*/
void ignore_last_saved_settings(FrontendObj *);
/**
* Add the printer to the FrontendObj instance
*/
gboolean add_printer(FrontendObj *f, PrinterObj *p);
/**
* Remove the printer from FrontendObj
*
* @returns
* The PrinterObj* struct corresponding to the printer just removed,
* or NULL if the removal was unsuccesful
*
* The PrinterObj removed is not deallocated.
* The caller is responsible for deallocation
*/
PrinterObj *remove_printer(FrontendObj *f, char *printer_id, char *backend_name);
void refresh_printer_list(FrontendObj *f);
/**
* Hide the remote printers of the CUPS backend
*/
void hide_remote_cups_printers(FrontendObj *f);
void unhide_remote_cups_printers(FrontendObj *f);
/**
* Hide those (temporary) printers which have been discovered by the CUPS backend,
* but haven't been yet set up locally
*/
void hide_temporary_cups_printers(FrontendObj *f);
void unhide_temporary_cups_printers(FrontendObj *f);
/**
* Read the file installed by the backend and create a proxy object
* using the backend service name and object path.
*/
PrintBackend *create_backend_from_file(const char *);
/**
* Find the PrinterObj instance with a particular id ans backend name.
*/
PrinterObj *find_PrinterObj(FrontendObj *, char *printer_id, char *backend_name);
/**
* Get the default printer for a particular backend
*
* @param backend_name : The name of the backend
* Can be just the suffix("CUPS")
* or
* the complete name ("org.openprinting.Backend.CUPS")
*/
char *get_default_printer(FrontendObj *, char *backend_name);
/**
* Get the list of (all/active) jobs from all the backends
*
* @param j : pointer to a Job array; the retrieved Job list array is stored at this location
* @param active_only : when set to true , retrieves only the active jobs;
* otherwise fetches all(active + completed + stopped) jobs
* Retrieves jobs for all users.
*
* returns : number of jobs(i.e. length of the Job array)
*
*/
int get_all_jobs(FrontendObj *, Job **j, gboolean active_only);
/*******************************************************************************************/
/**
______________________________________ PrinterObj __________________________________________
**/
struct _PrinterObj
{
PrintBackend *backend_proxy; /** The proxy object of the backend the printer is associated with **/
char *backend_name; /** Backend name ,("CUPS"/ "GCP") also used as suffix */
/**The basic attributes first**/
char *id;
char *name;
char *location;
char *info;
char *make_and_model;
char *state;
gboolean is_accepting_jobs;
/** The more advanced options we get from the backend **/
Options *options;
/**The settings the user selects, and which will be used for printing the job**/
Settings *settings;
};
PrinterObj *get_new_PrinterObj();
/**
* Fill the basic options of PrinterObj from the GVariant returned with the printerAdded signal
*/
void fill_basic_options(PrinterObj *, GVariant *);
/**
* Print the basic options of PrinterObj
*/
void print_basic_options(PrinterObj *);
gboolean is_accepting_jobs(PrinterObj *);
char *get_state(PrinterObj *);
/**
* Get all the advanced supported options for the printer.
* This function populates the 'options' variable of the PrinterObj structure,
* and returns the same.
*
* If the options haven't been fetched before, they are fetched from the backend.
* Else, they previously fetched 'options' are returned
*
* Each option has
* option name,
* default value,
* number of supported values,
* array of supported values
*/
Options *get_all_options(PrinterObj *);
/**
* Get a single Option struct corresponding to a particular name.
*
* @returns
* Option* if the option was found
* NULL if the option with desired name doesn't exist
*/
Option *get_Option(PrinterObj *p, char *name);
/**
* Get the default value corresponding to the option name
*
* @returns
* default value(char*) if the option with the desired name exists
* "NA" if the option is present , but default value isn't set
* NULL if the option with the particular name doesn't exist.
*
*/
char *get_default(PrinterObj *p, char *name);
/**
* Get the value of the setting corresponding to the name
*
* @returns
* setting value(char*) if the setting with the desired name exists
* NULL if the setting with the particular name doesn't exist.
*
*/
char *get_setting(PrinterObj *p, char *name);
/**
* Get the 'current value' of the attribute with the particular name
*
* If the setting with that name exists, that is returned ,
* else the default value is returned;
* i.e. , the settings override the defaults
*/
char *get_current(PrinterObj *p, char *name);
/**
* Get number of active jobs(pending + paused + printing)
* for the printer
*/
int get_active_jobs_count(PrinterObj *);
/**
* Submits a single file for printing, using the settings stored in
* p->settings
*/
char *print_file(PrinterObj *p, char *file_path);
/**
* Wrapper for the add_setting(Settings* , ..) function.
* Adds the desired setting to p->settings.
* Updates the value if the setting already exits.
*
* @param name : name of the setting
* @param val : value of the setting
*/
void add_setting_to_printer(PrinterObj *p, char *name, char *val);
/**
* Wrapper for the clear_setting(Settings* , ..) function.
* clear the desired setting from p->settings.
*
* @param name : name of the setting
*/
gboolean clear_setting_from_printer(PrinterObj *p, char *name);
/**
* Cancel a job on the printer
*
* @returns
* TRUE if job cancellation was successful
* FALSE otherwise
*/
gboolean cancel_job(PrinterObj *p, char *job_id);
/**
* Serialize the PrinterObj and save it to a file
* This also keeps the respective backend of the printer alive.
*
* This PrinterObj* can then be resurrecuted from the file using the
* resurrect_printer_from_file() function
*/
void pickle_printer_to_file(PrinterObj *p, const char *filename , const FrontendObj* parent_dialog);
/**
* Recreates a PrinterObj from its serialized form stored in the given format
* and returns it.
*
* @returns
* the PrinterObj* if deserialization was succesfull
* NULL otherwise
*/
PrinterObj *resurrect_printer_from_file(const char *filename);
/************************************************************************************************/
/**
______________________________________ Settings __________________________________________
**/
/**
* Takes care of the settings the user sets with the help of the dialog.
* These settings will be used when sending a print job
*/
struct _Settings
{
int count;
GHashTable *table; /** [name] --> [value] **/
//planned functions:
// serialize settings into a GVariant of type a(ss)
};
/**
* Get an empty Settings struct with no 'settings' in it
*/
Settings *get_new_Settings();
/**
* Copy settings from source to dest;
*
* The previous values in dest will be overwritten
*/
void copy_settings(const Settings *source, Settings *dest);
/**
* Add the particular 'setting' to the Settings struct
* If the setting already exists, its value is updated instead.
*
* Eg. add_setting(s,"copies","1")
*/
void add_setting(Settings *, const char *name, const char *val);
/**
* Clear the setting specified by @name
*
* @returns
* TRUE , if the setting was cleared
* FALSE , if the setting wasn't there and thus couldn't be cleared
*/
gboolean clear_setting(Settings *, char *name);
/**
* Serialize the Settings struct into a GVariant of type a(ss)
* so that it can be sent as an argument over D-Bus
*/
GVariant *serialize_to_gvariant(Settings *s);
/**
* Save the settings to disk ,
* i.e write them to SETTINGS_FILE
*/
void save_to_disk(Settings *s);
/**
* Reads the serialized settings stored in
* SETTINGS_FILE and creates a Settings* struct from it
*
* The caller is responsible for freeing the returned Settings*
*/
Settings *read_settings_from_disk();
void delete_Settings(Settings *);
/************************************************************************************************/
/**
______________________________________ Options __________________________________________
**/
struct _Options
{
int count;
GHashTable *table; /**[name] --> Option struct**/
};
/**
* Get an empty Options struct with no 'options' in it
*/
Options *get_new_Options();
/************************************************************************************************/
/**
______________________________________ Option __________________________________________
**/
struct _Option
{
const char *option_name;
int num_supported;
char **supported_values;
char *default_value;
};
void print_option(const Option *opt);
/************************************************************************************************/
/**
______________________________________ Job __________________________________________
**/
struct _Job
{
char *job_id;
char *title;
char *printer_id;
char *backend_name;
char *user;
char *state;
char *submitted_at;
int size;
};
void unpack_job_array(GVariant *var, int num_jobs, Job *jobs, char *backend_name);
/**
* ________________________________utility functions__________________________
*/
void DBG_LOG(const char *msg, int msg_level);
char *concat(char *printer_id, char *backend_name);
const char *pwg_to_readable(const char *pwg_media_name);
const char *readable_to_pwg(const char *readable_media_name);
/**
* 'Unpack' (Deserialize) the GVariant returned in get_all_options
* and fill the Options structure approriately
*/
void unpack_options(GVariant *var, int num_options, Options *options);
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
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