/*
 * Copyright (c) 2003 Charles Samuels <charles@kde.org>
 *
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 * 2 or later at your option.
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 * This file is licensed under the Qt Public License version 1 with the
 * condition that the licensed will be governed under the Laws of California
 * (USA) instead of Norway.  Disputes will be settled in Santa Clara county
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#ifndef NOATUN_VEQUALIZER_H
#define NOATUN_VEQUALIZER_H

#include <qptrlist.h>
#include <qobject.h>
#include <kurl.h>

class VBand;

class VBandsInterface
{
	friend class VBand;

public:
	VBandsInterface();
	virtual ~VBandsInterface();

	virtual int bands() const=0;
	virtual VBand band(int num)=0;
	/**
	 * same as @ref band(num)
	 **/
	VBand operator [] (int num);

private:
	virtual int level(int index) const=0;
	virtual void setLevel(int index, int level)=0;
};


class VInterpolation;
class VEqualizer;

/**
 * Represents a single band in a vequalizer
 * @author Charles Samuels
 **/
class VBand
{
	friend class VInterpolation;
	friend class VEqualizer;

	struct Private;
	VBand::Private *d;

private:
	VBand(VBandsInterface *bands, int index, int start, int end);

public:
	~VBand();

	VBand(const VBand &copy);
	VBand & operator =(const VBand &copy);

	/**
	* the intensity of the change.
	* it's logarithmic.  0 is no change
	* negative numbers are loss in intensity
	* positive numbers are a gain
	* And +-100 is the most you'd need to go
	**/
	int level() const;
	void setLevel(int l);

	int start() const;
	int end() const;

	/**
	* the middle between start and end
	**/
	int center() const;

	QString formatStart(bool withHz=true) const;
	QString formatEnd(bool withHz=true) const;
	/**
	* return the format for center()
	**/
	QString format(bool withHz=true) const;
};


/**
* this class is an interpolated representation
* to the Eq data.
* This means that no matter how many bands
* the real equalizer has, your interpolated
* version appears like it has only as many
* bands as you asked for.  You can continue
* to interact with all interpolations and
* the true equalizer as normal.  They even
* modify eachother according to a Spline
* interpolation.
*
* @short interpolated representation of Eq data
* @author Charles Samuels
**/
class VInterpolation : public QObject, public VBandsInterface
{
	Q_OBJECT
	struct Private;
	Private *d;
	friend class VBand;

public:
	/**
	* create an interpolation with the one and only
	* Noatun equalizer, and @p bands
	**/
	VInterpolation(int bands);
	virtual ~VInterpolation();

	virtual int bands() const;
	virtual VBand band(int num);
	virtual int level(int index) const;
	virtual void setLevel(int index, int level);

signals:
	void changed();

private:
	void refresh();
	void getFrequencies(int num, int *high, int *low) const;
	/**
	 * where on the spline is my own interpolation's bandNum
	 * @returns an x value on the spline
	 **/
	double onSpline(int bandNum) const;
};

class VPreset;

/**
 * @short Noatun EQ
 * @author Charles Samuels
 **/
class VEqualizer : public QObject, public VBandsInterface
{
	Q_OBJECT
	friend class VBand;
	friend class VPreset;
	friend class Engine;
	friend class NoatunApp;
	friend class VInterpolation;

	struct Private;
	Private *d;

	VEqualizer();
	~VEqualizer();
	void init();

public:

	/**
	 * @return the frequencies to use with @p num many
	 * bands.  This is a list of the upper frequency
	 * of each band, for example: { 40, 60, 100 } if
	 * you hear up to 40hz
	 **/
	static QValueList<int> frequencies(int num);

	/**
	 * @return number of bands I have, which may be different
	 * than what setBands was called with
	 * @sa setBands
	 **/
	int bands() const;

	/**
	 * @return first frequency I operate on, currently 20
	 *
	 * does not apply to an interpolation
	 **/
	static int start();
	/**
	 * @return last frequency I operate on, currently 20000
	 */
	static int end();

	/**
	 * @return maximum amount of bands I may have
	 **/
	int maxBands() const;

	/**
	 * the minimum number of bands I may have (2)
	 **/
	int minBands() const;

	VBand band(int num);

	bool isEnabled() const;

	/**
	 * returns the level of preamp (-100 to 100 normally)
	 **/
	int preamp() const;

public: // serialization
	/**
	 * save the current levels
	 * all noatun equalizer files have the "*.noatunequalizer"
	 * pattern.  Nevertheless, the file can be identified
	 * by magic, so it's not required
	 **/
	bool save(const KURL &file, const QString &friendly) const;

	/**
	 * restore the EQ settings from this file
	 **/
	bool load(const KURL &file);

	/**
	 * convert the current EQ settings to string form,
	 * suitable for storage, the given string is the title
	 *
	 * @see fromString
	 **/
	QString toString(const QString &name="stored") const;

	/**
	 * undo a toString, restoring the EQ
	 * to the settings in the given string,
	 * emitting the changed signals
	 **/
	bool fromString(const QString &str);

public: // presets
	/**
	 * create a preset with such a name
	 * and remember that it'l return an invalied Preset
	 * if the name already exists
	 *
	 * If smart is true, append a number to the end
	 * of the name, if one already exists by the given
	 **/
	VPreset createPreset(const QString &name, bool smart=true);

	/**
	 * return all the presets
	 * remember to setAutoDelete on this
	 **/
	QValueList<VPreset> presets() const;

	/**
	 * @returns the preset with the given name
	 * or an invalid Preset if none exists
	 **/
	VPreset presetByName(const QString &name);

	/**
	 * @returns the preset in the given file
	 * or an invalid Preset if none exists
	 **/
	VPreset presetByFile(const QString &file);

	/**
	 * @returns whether a preset with the
	 * given name exists
	 **/
	bool presetExists(const QString &name) const;

signals:
	/**
	 * emitted when the number of bands has changed (and hence
	 * all my associated Bands are useless
	 **/
	void changedBands();

	/**
	 * emitted when something changes.  Preamplication, band level,
	 * number of bands, enabled/disabled
	 **/
	void changed();
	/**
	 * emitted when the value of one or more of the bands
	 * has changed, but not immediately after
	 * a changedBands
	 **/
	void modified();

	void preampChanged();
	void preampChanged(int);

	void enabled();
	void disabled();

	void enabled(bool e);

	/**
	 * emitted when a preset is created
	 **/
	void created(VPreset preset);

	/**
	 * emitted when the given @p preset is
	 * selected
	 **/
	void selected(VPreset preset);

	/**
	 * when @p preset has been renamed
	 **/
	void renamed(VPreset preset);

	/**
	 * the given @p preset has been removed
	 **/
	void removed(VPreset preset);
public slots:
	/**
	 * set the preamplification
	 * it's logarithmic.  0 is no change
	 * negative numbers are loss in intensity
	 * positive numbers are a gain
	 * And +-100 is the most you'd need to go
	 **/
	void setPreamp(int p);
	/**
	 * turn on EQ
	 */
	void enable();
	/**
	 * turn off EQ
	 */
	void disable();
	/**
	 * turn on/off EQ depending on @p e
	 */
	void setEnabled(bool e);
	void setBands(int bands);
	void setBands(int bands, bool interpolate);

private:
	virtual int level(int index) const;
	virtual void setLevel(int index, int level);
	void setLevels(const QValueList<int> &levels);

private:
	/**
	 * tell the filter to start using the new settings
	 * if @p full is false, it doesn't take the full
	 * update, but just the values (not the number of
	 * bands
	 **/
	void update(bool full=false);
};

/**
 * a preset stores the state of the equalizer
 *
 * VEqualizer provides a way to get a list of these
 * or access them by name
 *
 * this acts as a reference to the preset, so
 * it might be invalid in which case
 * isValid() is false, isNull() is true, and
 * operator bool() return false
 **/
class VPreset
{
	friend class VEqualizer;

	struct Private;
	Private *d;

	void *_bc;
	VPreset(const QString &file);
public:
	VPreset();
	VPreset(const VPreset &copy);
	VPreset & operator=(const VPreset &copy);
	~VPreset();
	bool operator ==(const VPreset &other) const;

	/**
	 * @returns the name of the preset, which is user visible
	 **/
	QString name() const;
	/**
	 * set the user-presentable name of the preset
	 *
	 * Equalizer will emit renamed
	 *
	 * @returns success.  If another preset is named
	 * this, it'l fail.
	 **/
	bool setName(const QString &name);

	/**
	 * @returns the file that this preset is in
	 **/
	QString file() const;

	bool isValid() const;
	bool isNull() const { return !isValid(); }
	operator bool() const { return isValid(); }

	/**
	 * save the state of the equalizer into this preset
	 **/
	void save();

	/**
	 * load the preset into the equalizer
	 **/
	void load() const;

	/**
	 * obliterate this preset!
	 **/
	void remove();
};



#endif

