#ifndef __ICONFIG_H
#define __ICONFIG_H

enum {
	NODE_TYPE_KEY,
	NODE_TYPE_VALUE,
	NODE_TYPE_INCLUDE,
	NODE_TYPE_BLOCK,
	NODE_TYPE_LIST,
	NODE_TYPE_COMMENT,

	NODE_TYPE_COUNT
};

#define has_node_value(a) \
	((a)->type == NODE_TYPE_KEY || (a)->type == NODE_TYPE_VALUE || \
	 (a)->type == NODE_TYPE_INCLUDE)

#define is_node_list(a) \
        ((a)->type == NODE_TYPE_BLOCK || (a)->type == NODE_TYPE_LIST)

typedef struct _CONFIG_NODE CONFIG_NODE;
typedef struct _CONFIG_REC CONFIG_REC;
typedef struct _CONFIG_INCLUDE CONFIG_INCLUDE;

struct _CONFIG_NODE {
	int type;
        char *key;
	void *value;
};

struct _CONFIG_INCLUDE {
	/* the user probably specified a relative path from the root config, store
	   it for writing back, but set the rec->fname to the absolute path */
	char *original_path;
	CONFIG_REC *rec;
};

/* a = { x=y; y=z; }

   node1: type = NODE_TYPE_BLOCK, key = "a", value = (GSList *) nodes
   nodes: (node2, node3)
     node2: type = NODE_TYPE_KEY, key = "x", value = (char *) "y"
     node3: type = NODE_TYPE_KEY, key = "y", value = (char *) "z"

   b = ( a, { b=c; d=e; } )

   node1: type = NODE_TYPE_LIST, key = "b", value = (GSList *) nodes
   nodes: (node2, node3)
     node2: type = NODE_TYPE_VALUE, key = NULL, value = (char *) "a"
     node4: type = NODE_TYPE_BLOCK, key = NULL, value = (GSList *) nodes2
     nodes2: (node4, node5)
       node4: type = NODE_TYPE_KEY, key = "b", value = (char *) "c"
       node5: type = NODE_TYPE_KEY, key = "d", value = (char *) "e"

   Comments node has key=NULL and value is the comment line. Empty lines are
   also in comments so they won't be forgotten when the config file is
   written.

   Include nodes have key=NULL, the path value is stored in CONFIG_INCLUDE's
   original_path member as it's usually converted to an absolute path. All of
   the include node's modifications and caches are stored in the 'root' config
   and a write of the root config causes all included configs to be written
   whether a modification has been made in them or not. A list of included
   file names is maintained in the root rec to prevent circular inclusions.
   It could eventually be better to keep a list of GFiles and use g_file_equal
   for the comparison, but right now it doesn't even cover symbolic links.

*/

struct _CONFIG_REC {
	/* used for updating the root config's modifycounter from included configs */
	CONFIG_REC *root_rec;
	/* this list is only maintained in the root_rec, it's to prevent circular
	   inclusions */
	GHashTable *includes;
	char *fname;
	int create_mode;
	/* use config_rec_increase_modifycounter every time something changes */
	int modifycounter;

	char *last_error;
	CONFIG_NODE *mainnode;
	GHashTable *cache; /* path -> node (for querying) */
	GHashTable *cache_nodes; /* node -> path (for removing) */

	GScanner *scanner;

	/* while writing to configuration file.. */
	GIOChannel *handle;
	int tmp_indent_level; /* indentation position */
	int tmp_last_lf; /* last character was a line feed */
};

/* Open configuration. The file is created if it doesn't exist, unless
   `create_mode' is -1. `fname' can be NULL if you just want to use
   config_parse_data() */
CONFIG_REC *config_open(const char *fname, int create_mode);
/* Release all memory used by configuration */
void config_close(CONFIG_REC *rec);
/* Change file name of config file */
void config_change_file_name(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *fname, int create_mode);

/* Parse configuration file */
int config_parse(CONFIG_REC *rec);
/* Parse configuration found from `data'. `input_name' specifies the
   "configuration name" which is displayed in error messages. */
int config_parse_data(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *data, const char *input_name);

/* Write configuration file. Write to `fname' if it's not NULL.
   If `create_mode' is -1, use the one that was given to config_open(). */
int config_write(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *fname, int create_mode);

#define config_last_error(rec) \
    (rec)->last_error

/* Getting values

   `section' is something like "maingroup/key/subkey", or with lists
   "maingroup/(list/subkey"

   `def' is returned if the value is not found. */
char *config_get_str(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, const char *def);
int config_get_int(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, int def);
int config_get_bool(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, int def);

/* Returns n'th node from list. */
CONFIG_NODE *config_node_nth(CONFIG_NODE *node, int index);
/* Returns index for given key */
int config_node_index(CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key);

/* Returns the first non-comment node in list */
GSList *config_node_first(GSList *list);
/* Returns the next non-comment node in list */
GSList *config_node_next(GSList *list);

/* Setting values */
int config_set_str(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, const char *value);
int config_set_int(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, int value);
int config_set_bool(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, const char *key, int value);

/* Handling the configuration directly with nodes -
   useful when you need to read all values in a block/list. */
CONFIG_NODE *config_node_find(CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key);
/* Find the section from node - if not found create it unless new_type is -1.
   You can also specify in new_type if it's NODE_TYPE_LIST or NODE_TYPE_BLOCK */
CONFIG_NODE *config_node_section(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, int new_type);
CONFIG_NODE *config_node_section_index(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key,
				       int index, int new_type);
/* Find the section with the whole path.
   Create the path if necessary if `create' is TRUE. */
CONFIG_NODE *config_node_traverse(CONFIG_REC *rec, const char *section, int create);
/* Return all values from the list `node' in a g_strsplit() array */
char **config_node_get_list(CONFIG_NODE *node);
/* Add all values in `array' to `node' */
void config_node_add_list(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *node, char **array);

char *config_node_get_str(CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, const char *def);
int config_node_get_int(CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, int def);
int config_node_get_bool(CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, int def);

/*
 * key != NULL && value == NULL
 * remove node with key 'key', equivalent to
 * config_node_remove(rec, parent, config_node_find(parent, key))
 * key == NULL && value != NULL
 * create a new node with type NODE_TYPE_VALUE and value 'value'
 * key != NULL && value != NULL
 * if a node with key 'key' exists change its value to 'value',
 * otherwise create a new node with type NODE_TYPE_KEY, key 'key' and value 'value'
 * */
void config_node_set_str(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, const char *value);
void config_node_set_int(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, int value);
void config_node_set_bool(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *key, int value);
/* if a relative path is specified then you can access the absolute path using
   node->value->fname. the key is set to the specified include path */
void config_node_set_include(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, const char *fname);

/* Remove one node from block/list. */
void config_node_remove(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *parent, CONFIG_NODE *node);
/* Remove n'th node from a list */
void config_node_list_remove(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *node, int index);

/* Clear all data inside node, but leave the node */
void config_node_clear(CONFIG_REC *rec, CONFIG_NODE *node);
/* Clear the entire configuration */
void config_nodes_remove_all(CONFIG_REC *rec);

#endif