kpilot/lib/plugin.h

#ifndef _KPILOT_PLUGIN_H
#define _KPILOT_PLUGIN_H
/* KPilot
**
** Copyright (C) 2001 by Dan Pilone
** Copyright (C) 2002-2004,2006 Adriaan de Groot <groot@kde.org>
** Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Reinhold Kainhofer <reinhold@kainhofer.com>
**
*/

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**
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**
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*/

/*
** Bug reports and questions can be sent to kde-pim@kde.org
*/

#include <tqstringlist.h>

#include "syncAction.h"

/** @file
* This file defines the base class of all KPilot conduit plugins configuration
* dialogs. This is necessary so that we have a fixed API to talk to from
* inside KPilot.
*
* The factories used by KPilot plugins are also documented here.
*/


class TQTabWidget;
class TDEAboutData;
class KLibrary;

class PilotDatabase;

namespace Pilot
{
	/**
	* As the API for conduits may change in the course of time,
	* identify them and refuse to load incompatible API versions.
	* Bump this number every release to the current YYYYMMDD
	* value.
	*/
	static const unsigned int PLUGIN_API = 20061118;
}

/**
* ConduitConfigBase is for configuration purposes.
*
* ConduitConfigBase: this is an object (with a widget!) that is embedded
* in a dialog. This is the currently preferred form for configuration,
* and it's what is used in the KPilot conduit configuration dialog.
* The factory is asked for a "ConduitConfigBase" object.
*
* NB. The reason that this is a TQObject which needs to create a
* separate widget - instead of a TQWidget subclass - has to do with
* layouting. If you make the widget with designer then the easiest
* thing to do is to use a grid layout there. Making ConduitConfigBase
* a TQWidget subclass would require an additional layout here, which
* seems a little foolish.
*
*/
class KDE_EXPORT ConduitConfigBase : public TQObject
{
TQ_OBJECT
  
public:
	/**
	* Constructor. Creates a conduit configuration support object
	* with the given parent @p parent and name (optional) @p n.
	*/
	ConduitConfigBase(TQWidget *parent=0L, const char *n=0L);

	/** Destructor. */
	virtual ~ConduitConfigBase();

	/**
	* This function is called to check whether the configuration
	* of the conduit has changed -- and hence, whether the user
	* needs to be prompted. By default, this just returns
	* fModified, but you can do more complicated things.
	*/
	virtual bool isModified() const
	{
		return fModified;
	} ;

	/** Accessor for the actual widget for the configuration. */
	TQWidget *widget() const
	{
		return fWidget;
	} ;

	/**
	* Load or save the config widget's settings in the given
	* TDEConfig object; leave the group unchanged. load() and
	* commit() should both call unmodified() to indicate that
	* the current settings match the on-disk ones.
	*/
	virtual void commit() = 0;
	virtual void load() = 0;
	/**
	* Called when the object is to be hidden again and might
	* need to save changed settings. Should prompt the user
	* and call commit() if needed. Override this function only
	* if you need a very different kind of prompt window.
	*
	* Returns false if the change is to be canceled. Returns
	* true otherwise, whether or not the changes were saved.
	*/
	virtual bool maybeSave();

	TQString conduitName() const { return fConduitName; } ;

	/**
	* This is the function that does the work of adding an about
	* page to a tabwidget. It is made public and static so that
	* it can be used elsewhere wherever tabwidgets appear.
	*
	* The about tab is created using aboutPage(). The new about
	* widget is added to the tab widget @p w with the heading
	* "About".
	*
	* @param w The tab widget to which the about page is added.
	* @param data The TDEAboutData that is used.
	*
	*/
	static  void addAboutPage(TQTabWidget *w,
		TDEAboutData *data=0L);

	/**
	* This creates the actual about widget. Again, public & static so
	* you can slap in an about widget wherever.
	*
	* An about widget is created that shows the contributors to
	* the application, along with copyright information and the
	* application's icon. This widget can be used pretty much
	* anywhere. Copied from TDEAboutDialog, mostly.
	*
	* @param parent The widget that holds the about widget.
	* @param data The TDEAboutData that is used to populate the widget.
	*/
	static TQWidget *aboutPage(TQWidget *parent, TDEAboutData *data=0L);

protected:
	/**
	* This function provides the string for the prompt used
	* in maybeSave(). Override it to change the text.
	*/
	virtual TQString maybeSaveText() const;

	void unmodified() { fModified=false; } ;

	bool fModified;
	TQWidget *fWidget;
	TQString fConduitName;


protected slots:
	void modified();
signals:
	void changed(bool);

} ;


/**
* Create-Update-Delete tracking of the plugin,
* used for reporting purposes (in a consistent manner).  The intent
* is that this class is used by the conduit as it is syncing data.
* For this to be useful (and be used properly), the conduit needs
* to tell us how many creates, updates, and deletes it has made to
* a data store (PC or HH).  It also needs to tell us how many
* records it started with and how many records it has at the
* conclusion of its processing.  Using this information, we can
* report on it consistently as well as analyze the activity taken
* by the conduit and offer rollback functionality if we think the
* conduit has behaved improperly.
*/
class KDE_EXPORT CUDCounter
{
public:
	/** Create new counter initialized to 0, and be told what
	 * kind of CUD we're counting (PC or Handheld, etc.) */
	CUDCounter(TQString s);

	/** Track the creation of @p c items */
	void created(unsigned int c=1);
	/** Track updates to @p u items */
	void updated(unsigned int u=1);
	/** Track the destruction of @p d items */
	void deleted(unsigned int d=1);
	/** How many @p t items did we start with? */
	void setStartCount(unsigned int t);
	/** How many @p t items did we end with? */
	void setEndCount(unsigned int t);

	unsigned int countCreated() { return fC; }
	unsigned int countUpdated() { return fU; }
	unsigned int countDeleted() { return fD; }
	unsigned int countStart() { return fStart; }
	unsigned int countEnd() { return fEnd; }

	/** percentage of changes.  unfortunately, we have to rely on our
	 * developers (hi, self!) to correctly set total number of records
	 * conduits start with, so add a little protection...
	 */
	unsigned int percentCreated() { return (fEnd   > 0 ? fC/fEnd   : 0); }
	unsigned int percentUpdated() { return (fEnd   > 0 ? fU/fEnd   : 0); }
	unsigned int percentDeleted() { return (fStart > 0 ? fD/fStart : 0); }

	/** Measurement Of Objects -- report numbers of
	* objects created, updated, deleted. This
	* string is already i18n()ed.
	*/
	TQString moo() const;

	/** Type of counter(Handheld or PC).  This string is already
	 * i18n()ed.
	*/
	TQString type() const { return fType; }
private:
	/** keep track of Creates, Updates, Deletes, and Total
	 * number of records so we can detect abnormal behavior and
	 * hopefully prevent data loss.
	 */
	unsigned int fC,fU,fD,fStart,fEnd;

	/** What kind of CUD are we keeping track of so we can
	 * moo() it out later?  (PC, Handheld, etc.)
	 */
	TQString fType;
} ;


/**
* The SyncActions created by the factory should obey at least
* the argument test, indicating a dry run. The device link is
* the link where the sync should run -- don't get the pilotPort()
* until the sync runs!
*
* setConfig() will be called before the sync starts so that the
* conduit can read/write metadata and local settings.
*/

class KDE_EXPORT ConduitAction : public SyncAction
{
TQ_OBJECT
  

public:
	ConduitAction(KPilotLink *,
		const char *name=0L,
		const TQStringList &args = TQStringList());
	virtual ~ConduitAction();

	/** ConduitAction is done doing work.  Allow it to sanity-check the
	 * results
	 */
	void finished();

	TQString conduitName() const { return fConduitName; } ;

	/** Retrieve the sync mode set for this action. */
	const SyncMode &syncMode() const { return fSyncDirection; };

	/**
	* A full sync happens for eFullSync, eCopyPCToHH and eCopyHHToPC. It
	* completely ignores all modified flags and walks through all records
	* in the database.
	*/
	bool isFullSync() const
	{
		return fFirstSync || fSyncDirection.isFullSync() ;
	}

	/**
	* A first sync (i.e. database newly fetched from the handheld )
	* does not check for deleted records, but understands them as
	* added on the other side. The flag is set by the conduits
	* when opening the local database, or the calendar/addressbook
	* (if it is empty). This also implies a full sync.
	*/
	bool isFirstSync() const
	{
		return fFirstSync || fSyncDirection.isFirstSync() ;
	}

protected:
	/** Retrieve the conflict resolution setting for this action. */
	ConflictResolution getConflictResolution() const
		{ return fConflictResolution; };

	/** Try to change the sync mode from what it is now to the mode @p m.
	* This may fail (ie. changing a backup to a restore is not kosher) and
	* changeSync() will return false then.
	*/
	bool changeSync(SyncMode::Mode m);

	// Set the conflict resolution, except if the resolution
	// form is UseGlobalSetting, in which case nothing changes
	// (assumes then that the resolution form is already set
	// according to that global setting).
	//
	void setConflictResolution(ConflictResolution res)
	{
		if (SyncAction::eUseGlobalSetting != res)
			fConflictResolution=res;
	}

	void setFirstSync(bool first) { fFirstSync=first; } ;

	PilotDatabase *fDatabase;
	PilotDatabase *fLocalDatabase; // Guaranteed to be a PilotLocalDatabase

	/**
	* Open both the local copy of database @p dbName
	* and the version on the Pilot. Return true only
	* if both opens succeed. If the local copy of the database
	* does not exist, it is retrieved from the handheld. In this
	* case, retrieved is set to true, otherwise it is left alone
	* (i.e. retains its value and is not explicitly set to false).
	*
	* @param dbName database name to open.
	* @param retrieved indicator whether the database had to be loaded
	*        from the handheld.
	*/
	bool openDatabases(const TQString &dbName, bool*retrieved=0L);

	/**
	* Name of the conduit; might be changed by subclasses. Should
	* normally be set in the constructor.
	*/
	TQString fConduitName;

	/** Every plugin has 2 CUDCounters--one for keeping track of
	 * changes made to PC data and one for keeping track of Palm data. */
	CUDCounter *fCtrHH;
	CUDCounter *fCtrPC;

private:
	SyncMode fSyncDirection;
	ConflictResolution fConflictResolution;

	bool fFirstSync;
} ;

/**
* The ConduitProxy action delays loading the plugin for a conduit until the conduit
* actually executes; the proxy then loads the file, creates a SyncAction for the conduit
* and runs that. Once the conduit has finished, the proxy unloads everything
* and emits syncDone().
*/
class ConduitProxy : public ConduitAction
{
TQ_OBJECT
  

public:
	ConduitProxy(KPilotLink *,
		const TQString &desktopName,
		const SyncAction::SyncMode &m);

protected:
	virtual bool exec();
protected slots:
	void execDone(SyncAction *);

protected:
	TQString fDesktopName;
	TQString fLibraryName;
	ConduitAction *fConduit;
} ;

/** A namespace containing only static helper methods. */
namespace PluginUtility KDE_EXPORT
{
	/** Searches the argument list for --foo=bar and returns bar, TQString() if not found.
	* Don't include the -- in the argname. */
	TQString findArgument(const TQStringList &a, const TQString argname);

	/**
	* This function attempts to detect whether or not the given
	* application is running. If it is, true is returned, otherwise
	* false.
	*
	* The current approach is to ask the DCOP server if the application
	* has registered.
	*/
	bool isRunning(const TQCString &appName);

	/**
	* Check a given library for its version, returning 0 if no
	* version symbol is found.
	*/
	unsigned long pluginVersion(const KLibrary *);
	TQString pluginVersionString(const KLibrary *);
}

/**
* All KPilot conduits should subclass KLibFactory like this.
*
* Boilerplate for inheritance:
*
* <pre>
* class KPilotPlugin : public KLibFactory
* {
* TQ_OBJECT
  
*
* public:
* 	KPilotPlugin(TQObject * = 0L,const char * = 0L) ;
* 	virtual ~KPilotPlugin();
* </pre>
*
* You don't @em have to provide about information for the plugin,
* but it's useful, particularly for the about box in a conduit.
*
*
* <pre>
* 	static TDEAboutData *about() { return fAbout; } ;
* </pre>
*
*
* This is what it's all about: creating objects for the plugin.
* One classname that @em must be supported is ConduitConfig,
* which is defined above. The other is SyncAction.
*
*
* <pre>
* protected:
* 	virtual TQObject* createObject( TQObject* parent = 0,
* 		const char* name = 0,
* 		const char* classname = "TQObject",
* 		const TQStringList &args = TQStringList() );
* </pre>
*
* More boilerplate, and support for an instance and about data, used
* by about() above.
*
* <pre>
* 	TDEInstance *fInstance;
* 	static TDEAboutData *fAbout;
* } ;
* </pre>
*
*
*
* The implementation of a conduit needs an init_conduit_name() function,
* just like any KLibLoader library that uses factories.
*
* The createObject() function needs to support at least two creation
* calls: "ConduitConfigBase" and "SyncAction".
* "ConduitConfigBase" should return a subclass of ConduitConfigBase,
* "SyncAction" a subclass of SyncAction.
*
* Finally, a conduit should have a symbol version_conduit_name,
* that returns a long; much like the init_conduit_name() function. This
* should return the version of the plugin API (KPILOT_PLUGIN_VERSION)
* the conduit was compiled against. Additionally, a plugin may have a
* id_conduit_name, which should be a const char *.
*
*/

#endif