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/* $Id: gic_structs.h,v 1.6 2005/07/30 16:57:37 cegger Exp $
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   Generic Input Configuration library for GII.

   Copyright (C) 1999 Andreas Beck	[becka@ggi-project.org]

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#ifndef _GGI_GIC_STRUCTS_H
#define _GGI_GIC_STRUCTS_H

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ggi/gii.h>

typedef int32_t gic_state;
#define GIC_STATE_MIN (0)
#define GIC_STATE_MAX (0x7fffffff)
#define GIC_STATE_MIDDLE ((GIC_STATE_MIN+GIC_STATE_MAX)/2)
#define GIC_NOACTION  (-1)

typedef uint32_t gic_flag;
#define GIC_FLAG_MUSTKNOWMASK	0x0000ffff
#define GIC_FLAG_PULSE		0x00000001	/* This event is "pulsed" */

/* We support several "levels" of conflict.
 */
enum gic_conflict {

	/* Both recognizers are compatible, as far as we can tell. 
	 */
	GIC_C_NOCONFLICT=0,

	/* There might be a conflict, but that information is only due to 
	 * a heuristic and thus unreliable.
	 */
	GIC_C_MAYBECONFLICT	=0x0100,

	/* Both recognizers cannot be active at the same time. This is usually
	 * desireable for things like forward/backward, but e.g. not for
	 * turn-left/fire. You might want to warn the user.
	 */
	GIC_C_NOTATSAMETIME	=0x0200,

	/* One of the checked recognizers implies the other. That is, when
	 * the "mightier" one gets active, the other gets active as well.
	 * This is usually the level of error you might want to use for
	 * auto-detaching, if multi-binding is not desired.
	 */
	GIC_C_ALWAYSATSAMETIME	=0x0300,

	/* Both recognizers are equivalent.
	 */
	GIC_C_ISSAME		=0x0400,

	/* Just a const to detect bogus values or newer protocols.
	 */
	GIC_C_LAST
};

struct gic_recognizer;
struct gic_feature;	/* forward declaration */

typedef struct gic_recognizerdriver {

	const  char *drivername;	/* DLL responsible for this control */
	int	  (*check)         (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl,gii_event *event, struct gic_feature *feature,int recnum);
	int	  (*get_name)      (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl,char *string, size_t maxlen);

	int	  (*write_pvtdata) (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl,char *string,int maxlen);
	int	  (*read_pvtdata)  (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl,const char *string);
	void	  (*free_pvtdata)  (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl);

	int	  (*train)         (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer **ctrl,gii_event *event);
	int	  (*check_conflict)(gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *ctrl,struct gic_recognizer *otherctrl);
	int	  (*get_opposite)  (gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_recognizer *recognizer,struct gic_recognizer **opposite);

} gic_recognizerdriver;

typedef struct gic_recognizer {
	struct gic_recognizer	*next;
	gic_recognizerdriver	*driver;
	void *privdata;
	gic_state	confidence;	/* For training */
} gic_recognizer;

typedef struct gic_actionlist {
	struct gic_actionlist	*next;
	const char *name;
	void (*action)(gic_handle_t hand, struct gic_actionlist *action,
			struct gic_feature *feature, gic_state newstate,gic_flag flag,int recnum);
	void *privdata;
} gic_actionlist;

/*
 * Stage 4: Features.
 * Features are individual "moves" that control something. They can have multiple
 * actions and recognizers attached.
 */

typedef struct gic_feature {
	char name[65];				/* name of the feature */
	char shortname[5];			/* name of the feature */
	gic_recognizer	*recognizers;		/* list of attached recognizers */
	gic_actionlist	*actions;		/* list of attached actions */
} gic_feature;

typedef struct gic_featurelist {
	struct gic_featurelist	*next;
	gic_feature	*feature;
} gic_featurelist;

/*
 * Stage 3: Controls.
 * Controls contain all "Features" that make up a given set like all things
 * you might need to do for navigating a menu.
 */

typedef struct gic_control {
	char 	name[65];			/* name of the control */
	char 	shortname[5];			/* name of the control */
	gic_featurelist		*features;	/* list of attached features */
} gic_control;

typedef struct gic_controllist {
	struct gic_controllist	*next;
	gic_control	*control;
} gic_controllist;

/*
 * Stage 2: Contexts.
 * Contexts describe _all_ "Controls" that are applicable in a given state of
 * an application.
 */

typedef struct gic_context {
	struct gic_context	*next;	/* linked list of all available contexts for auto-destroy */
	char 	name[65];			/* name of the context */
	gic_controllist		*controls;	/* list of attached controls */
} gic_context;

typedef struct gic_contextlist {
	struct gic_contextlist	*next;
	gic_context	*context;
} gic_contextlist;

/*
 * Stage 1: Heads.
 * This is a convenience structure that can be used to group contexts.
 * There are some convenience functions that will load/restore complete heads
 * allowing to save configuration with a single call.
 */

typedef struct gic_head {
	char 		 name[65];	/* name of the context */
	gic_contextlist	*contexts;	/* list of attached contexts */
} gic_head;

#endif /* _GGI_GIC_STRUCTS_H */