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[wxWidgets.git] / include / wx / list.h
1 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2 // Name: list.h
3 // Purpose: wxList, wxStringList classes
4 // Author: Julian Smart
5 // Modified by: VZ at 16/11/98: WX_DECLARE_LIST() and typesafe lists added
6 // Created: 29/01/98
7 // RCS-ID: $Id$
8 // Copyright: (c) 1998 Julian Smart
9 // Licence: wxWindows license
10 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
11
12 /*
13 All this is quite ugly but serves two purposes:
14 1. Be almost 100% compatible with old, untyped, wxList class
15 2. Ensure compile-time type checking for the linked lists
16
17 The idea is to have one base class (wxListBase) working with "void *" data,
18 but to hide these untyped functions - i.e. make them protected, so they
19 can only be used from derived classes which have inline member functions
20 working with right types. This achieves the 2nd goal. As for the first one,
21 we provide a special derivation of wxListBase called wxList which looks just
22 like the old class.
23 */
24
25 #ifndef _WX_LISTH__
26 #define _WX_LISTH__
27
28 #ifdef __GNUG__
29 #pragma interface "list.h"
30 #endif
31
32 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
33 // headers
34 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
35
36 #include "wx/defs.h"
37 #include "wx/object.h"
38 #include "wx/string.h"
39
40 // due to circular header dependencies this function has to be declared here
41 // (normally it's found in utils.h which includes itself list.h...)
42 extern WXDLLEXPORT wxChar* copystring(const wxChar *s);
43
44 class WXDLLEXPORT wxObjectListNode;
45 typedef wxObjectListNode wxNode;
46
47 // undef it to get rid of old, deprecated functions
48 #define wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
49
50 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
51 // constants
52 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
53 enum wxKeyType
54 {
55 wxKEY_NONE,
56 wxKEY_INTEGER,
57 wxKEY_STRING
58 };
59
60 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
61 // types
62 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
63
64 // type of compare function for list sort operation (as in 'qsort'): it should
65 // return a negative value, 0 or positive value if the first element is less
66 // than, equal or greater than the second
67 typedef int (* LINKAGEMODE wxSortCompareFunction)(const void *elem1, const void *elem2);
68
69 //
70 typedef int (* LINKAGEMODE wxListIterateFunction)(void *current);
71
72 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
73 // key stuff: a list may be optionally keyed on integer or string key
74 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
75
76 union wxListKeyValue
77 {
78 long integer;
79 wxChar *string;
80 };
81
82 // a struct which may contain both types of keys
83 //
84 // implementation note: on one hand, this class allows to have only one function
85 // for any keyed operation instead of 2 almost equivalent. OTOH, it's needed to
86 // resolve ambiguity which we would otherwise have with wxStringList::Find() and
87 // wxList::Find(const char *).
88 class WXDLLEXPORT wxListKey
89 {
90 public:
91 // implicit ctors
92 wxListKey()
93 { m_keyType = wxKEY_NONE; }
94 wxListKey(long i)
95 { m_keyType = wxKEY_INTEGER; m_key.integer = i; }
96 wxListKey(const wxChar *s)
97 { m_keyType = wxKEY_STRING; m_key.string = wxStrdup(s); }
98 wxListKey(const wxString& s)
99 { m_keyType = wxKEY_STRING; m_key.string = wxStrdup(s.c_str()); }
100
101 // accessors
102 wxKeyType GetKeyType() const { return m_keyType; }
103 const wxChar *GetString() const
104 { wxASSERT( m_keyType == wxKEY_STRING ); return m_key.string; }
105 long GetNumber() const
106 { wxASSERT( m_keyType == wxKEY_INTEGER ); return m_key.integer; }
107
108 // comparison
109 // Note: implementation moved to list.cpp to prevent BC++ inline
110 // expansion warning.
111 bool operator==(wxListKeyValue value) const ;
112
113 // dtor
114 ~wxListKey()
115 {
116 if ( m_keyType == wxKEY_STRING )
117 free(m_key.string);
118 }
119
120 private:
121 wxKeyType m_keyType;
122 wxListKeyValue m_key;
123 };
124
125 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
126 // wxNodeBase class is a (base for) node in a double linked list
127 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
128
129 WXDLLEXPORT_DATA(extern wxListKey) wxDefaultListKey;
130
131 class WXDLLEXPORT wxNodeBase
132 {
133 friend class wxListBase;
134 public:
135 // ctor
136 wxNodeBase(wxListBase *list = (wxListBase *)NULL,
137 wxNodeBase *previous = (wxNodeBase *)NULL,
138 wxNodeBase *next = (wxNodeBase *)NULL,
139 void *data = NULL,
140 const wxListKey& key = wxDefaultListKey);
141
142 virtual ~wxNodeBase();
143
144 // FIXME no check is done that the list is really keyed on strings
145 const wxChar *GetKeyString() const { return m_key.string; }
146 long GetKeyInteger() const { return m_key.integer; }
147
148 // Necessary for some existing code
149 void SetKeyString(wxChar* s) { m_key.string = s; }
150 void SetKeyInteger(long i) { m_key.integer = i; }
151
152 #ifdef wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
153 // compatibility methods
154 wxNode *Next() const { return (wxNode *)GetNext(); }
155 wxNode *Previous() const { return (wxNode *)GetPrevious(); }
156 wxObject *Data() const { return (wxObject *)GetData(); }
157 #endif // wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
158
159 protected:
160 // all these are going to be "overloaded" in the derived classes
161 wxNodeBase *GetNext() const { return m_next; }
162 wxNodeBase *GetPrevious() const { return m_previous; }
163
164 void *GetData() const { return m_data; }
165 void SetData(void *data) { m_data = data; }
166
167 // get 0-based index of this node within the list or wxNOT_FOUND
168 int IndexOf() const;
169
170 virtual void DeleteData() { }
171
172 private:
173 // optional key stuff
174 wxListKeyValue m_key;
175
176 void *m_data; // user data
177 wxNodeBase *m_next, // next and previous nodes in the list
178 *m_previous;
179
180 wxListBase *m_list; // list we belong to
181 };
182
183 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
184 // a double-linked list class
185 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
186 class WXDLLEXPORT wxListBase : public wxObject
187 {
188 friend class wxNodeBase; // should be able to call DetachNode()
189 friend class wxHashTableBase; // should be able to call untyped Find()
190 private:
191 // common part of all ctors
192 void Init(wxKeyType keyType = wxKEY_NONE); // Must be declared before it's used (for VC++ 1.5)
193 public:
194 // default ctor & dtor
195 wxListBase(wxKeyType keyType = wxKEY_NONE) { Init(keyType); }
196 virtual ~wxListBase();
197
198 // accessors
199 // count of items in the list
200 size_t GetCount() const { return m_count; }
201
202 // operations
203
204 // delete all nodes
205 void Clear();
206
207 // instruct it to destroy user data when deleting nodes
208 void DeleteContents(bool destroy) { m_destroy = destroy; }
209
210 // query if to delete
211 bool GetDeleteContents() const
212 { return m_destroy; }
213
214 // get the keytype
215 wxKeyType GetKeyType() const
216 { return m_keyType; }
217
218 // set the keytype (required by the serial code)
219 void SetKeyType(wxKeyType keyType)
220 { wxASSERT( m_count==0 ); m_keyType = keyType; }
221
222 #ifdef wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
223 int Number() const { return GetCount(); }
224 wxNode *First() const { return (wxNode *)GetFirst(); }
225 wxNode *Last() const { return (wxNode *)GetLast(); }
226 wxNode *Nth(size_t index) const { return (wxNode *)Item(index); }
227 #endif // wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
228
229 protected:
230
231 // all methods here are "overloaded" in derived classes to provide compile
232 // time type checking
233
234 // create a node for the list of this type
235 virtual wxNodeBase *CreateNode(wxNodeBase *prev, wxNodeBase *next,
236 void *data,
237 const wxListKey& key = wxDefaultListKey) = 0;
238
239 // Can't access these from derived classes otherwise (bug in Salford C++?)
240 #ifdef __SALFORDC__
241 public:
242 #endif
243
244 // ctors
245 // from an array
246 wxListBase(size_t count, void *elements[]);
247 // from a sequence of objects
248 wxListBase(void *object, ... /* terminate with NULL */);
249
250 protected:
251 // copy ctor and assignment operator
252 wxListBase(const wxListBase& list) : wxObject()
253 { Init(); DoCopy(list); }
254 wxListBase& operator=(const wxListBase& list)
255 { Clear(); DoCopy(list); return *this; }
256
257 // get list head/tail
258 wxNodeBase *GetFirst() const { return m_nodeFirst; }
259 wxNodeBase *GetLast() const { return m_nodeLast; }
260
261 // by (0-based) index
262 wxNodeBase *Item(size_t index) const;
263
264 // get the list item's data
265 void *operator[](size_t index) const
266 { wxNodeBase *node = Item(index); return node ? node->GetData() : (wxNodeBase*)NULL; }
267
268 // operations
269 // append to end of list
270 wxNodeBase *Append(void *object);
271 // insert a new item at the beginning of the list
272 wxNodeBase *Insert(void *object) { return Insert( (wxNodeBase*)NULL, object); }
273 // insert a new item at the given position
274 wxNodeBase *Insert(size_t pos, void *object)
275 { return pos == GetCount() ? Append(object)
276 : Insert(Item(pos), object); }
277 // insert before given node or at front of list if prev == NULL
278 wxNodeBase *Insert(wxNodeBase *prev, void *object);
279
280 // keyed append
281 wxNodeBase *Append(long key, void *object);
282 wxNodeBase *Append(const wxChar *key, void *object);
283
284 // removes node from the list but doesn't delete it (returns pointer
285 // to the node or NULL if it wasn't found in the list)
286 wxNodeBase *DetachNode(wxNodeBase *node);
287 // delete element from list, returns FALSE if node not found
288 bool DeleteNode(wxNodeBase *node);
289 // finds object pointer and deletes node (and object if DeleteContents
290 // is on), returns FALSE if object not found
291 bool DeleteObject(void *object);
292
293 // search (all return NULL if item not found)
294 // by data
295 wxNodeBase *Find(void *object) const;
296
297 // by key
298 wxNodeBase *Find(const wxListKey& key) const;
299
300 // get 0-based index of object or wxNOT_FOUND
301 int IndexOf( void *object ) const;
302
303 // this function allows the sorting of arbitrary lists by giving
304 // a function to compare two list elements. The list is sorted in place.
305 void Sort(const wxSortCompareFunction compfunc);
306
307 // functions for iterating over the list
308 void *FirstThat(wxListIterateFunction func);
309 void ForEach(wxListIterateFunction func);
310 void *LastThat(wxListIterateFunction func);
311
312 private:
313 // helpers
314 // common part of copy ctor and assignment operator
315 void DoCopy(const wxListBase& list);
316 // common part of all Append()s
317 wxNodeBase *AppendCommon(wxNodeBase *node);
318 // free node's data and node itself
319 void DoDeleteNode(wxNodeBase *node);
320
321 size_t m_count; // number of elements in the list
322 bool m_destroy; // destroy user data when deleting list items?
323 wxNodeBase *m_nodeFirst, // pointers to the head and tail of the list
324 *m_nodeLast;
325
326 wxKeyType m_keyType; // type of our keys (may be wxKEY_NONE)
327 };
328
329 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
330 // macros for definition of "template" list type
331 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
332
333 // and now some heavy magic...
334
335 // declare a list type named 'name' and containing elements of type 'T *'
336 // (as a by product of macro expansion you also get wx##name##Node
337 // wxNode-derived type)
338 //
339 // implementation details:
340 // 1. We define _WX_LIST_ITEM_TYPE_##name typedef to save in it the item type
341 // for the list of given type - this allows us to pass only the list name
342 // to WX_DEFINE_LIST() even if it needs both the name and the type
343 //
344 // 2. We redefine all non-type-safe wxList functions with type-safe versions
345 // which don't take any space (everything is inline), but bring compile
346 // time error checking.
347 //
348 // 3. The macro which is usually used (WX_DECLARE_LIST) is defined in terms of
349 // a more generic WX_DECLARE_LIST_2 macro which, in turn, uses the most
350 // generic WX_DECLARE_LIST_3 one. The last macro adds a sometimes
351 // interesting capability to store polymorphic objects in the list and is
352 // particularly useful with, for example, "wxWindow *" list where the
353 // wxWindowBase pointers are put into the list, but wxWindow pointers are
354 // retrieved from it.
355
356 #define WX_DECLARE_LIST_3(T, Tbase, name, nodetype, classexp) \
357 typedef int (*wxSortFuncFor_##name)(const T **, const T **); \
358 \
359 classexp nodetype : public wxNodeBase \
360 { \
361 public: \
362 nodetype(wxListBase *list = (wxListBase *)NULL, \
363 nodetype *previous = (nodetype *)NULL, \
364 nodetype *next = (nodetype *)NULL, \
365 T *data = (T *)NULL, \
366 const wxListKey& key = wxDefaultListKey) \
367 : wxNodeBase(list, previous, next, data, key) { } \
368 \
369 nodetype *GetNext() const \
370 { return (nodetype *)wxNodeBase::GetNext(); } \
371 nodetype *GetPrevious() const \
372 { return (nodetype *)wxNodeBase::GetPrevious(); } \
373 \
374 T *GetData() const \
375 { return (T *)wxNodeBase::GetData(); } \
376 void SetData(T *data) \
377 { wxNodeBase::SetData(data); } \
378 \
379 virtual void DeleteData(); \
380 }; \
381 \
382 classexp name : public wxListBase \
383 { \
384 public: \
385 typedef nodetype Node; \
386 \
387 name(wxKeyType keyType = wxKEY_NONE) : wxListBase(keyType) \
388 { } \
389 name(size_t count, T *elements[]) \
390 : wxListBase(count, (void **)elements) { } \
391 \
392 name& operator=(const name& list) \
393 { return (name&)wxListBase::operator=(list); } \
394 \
395 nodetype *GetFirst() const \
396 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::GetFirst(); } \
397 nodetype *GetLast() const \
398 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::GetLast(); } \
399 \
400 nodetype *Item(size_t index) const \
401 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Item(index); } \
402 \
403 T *operator[](size_t index) const \
404 { \
405 nodetype *node = Item(index); \
406 return node ? (T*)(node->GetData()) : (T*)NULL; \
407 } \
408 \
409 nodetype *Append(Tbase *object) \
410 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Append(object); } \
411 nodetype *Insert(Tbase *object) \
412 { return (nodetype *)Insert((nodetype*)NULL, object); } \
413 nodetype *Insert(size_t pos, Tbase *object) \
414 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Insert(pos, object); } \
415 nodetype *Insert(nodetype *prev, Tbase *object) \
416 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Insert(prev, object); } \
417 \
418 nodetype *Append(long key, void *object) \
419 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Append(key, object); } \
420 nodetype *Append(const wxChar *key, void *object) \
421 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Append(key, object); } \
422 \
423 nodetype *DetachNode(nodetype *node) \
424 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::DetachNode(node); } \
425 bool DeleteNode(nodetype *node) \
426 { return wxListBase::DeleteNode(node); } \
427 bool DeleteObject(Tbase *object) \
428 { return wxListBase::DeleteObject(object); } \
429 \
430 nodetype *Find(Tbase *object) const \
431 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Find(object); } \
432 \
433 virtual nodetype *Find(const wxListKey& key) const \
434 { return (nodetype *)wxListBase::Find(key); } \
435 \
436 int IndexOf(Tbase *object) const \
437 { return wxListBase::IndexOf(object); } \
438 \
439 void Sort(wxSortFuncFor_##name func) \
440 { wxListBase::Sort((wxSortCompareFunction)func); } \
441 \
442 protected: \
443 virtual wxNodeBase *CreateNode(wxNodeBase *prev, wxNodeBase *next, \
444 void *data, \
445 const wxListKey& key = wxDefaultListKey) \
446 { \
447 return new nodetype(this, \
448 (nodetype *)prev, (nodetype *)next, \
449 (T *)data, key); \
450 } \
451 }
452
453 #define WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(elementtype, listname, nodename, classexp) \
454 WX_DECLARE_LIST_3(elementtype, elementtype, listname, nodename, classexp)
455
456 #define WX_DECLARE_LIST(elementtype, listname) \
457 typedef elementtype _WX_LIST_ITEM_TYPE_##listname; \
458 WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(elementtype, listname, wx##listname##Node, class)
459
460 #define WX_DECLARE_EXPORTED_LIST(elementtype, listname) \
461 typedef elementtype _WX_LIST_ITEM_TYPE_##listname; \
462 WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(elementtype, listname, wx##listname##Node, class WXDLLEXPORT)
463
464 #define WX_DECLARE_USER_EXPORTED_LIST(elementtype, listname, usergoo) \
465 typedef elementtype _WX_LIST_ITEM_TYPE_##listname; \
466 WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(elementtype, listname, wx##listname##Node, class usergoo)
467
468 // this macro must be inserted in your program after
469 // #include <wx/listimpl.cpp>
470 #define WX_DEFINE_LIST(name) "don't forget to include listimpl.cpp!"
471
472 #define WX_DEFINE_EXPORTED_LIST(name) WX_DEFINE_LIST(name)
473 #define WX_DEFINE_USER_EXPORTED_LIST(name) WX_DEFINE_LIST(name)
474
475
476 // =============================================================================
477 // now we can define classes 100% compatible with the old ones
478 // =============================================================================
479
480 // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
481 // commonly used list classes
482 // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
483
484 #ifdef wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
485
486 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
487 // wxList compatibility class: in fact, it's a list of wxObjects
488 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
489
490 WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(wxObject, wxObjectList, wxObjectListNode, class WXDLLEXPORT);
491
492 class WXDLLEXPORT wxList : public wxObjectList
493 {
494 public:
495 wxList(int key_type = wxKEY_NONE) : wxObjectList((wxKeyType)key_type) { }
496 // this destructor is required for Darwin
497 ~wxList() { }
498
499 wxList& operator=(const wxList& list)
500 { return (wxList&)wxListBase::operator=(list); }
501
502 // compatibility methods
503 void Sort(wxSortCompareFunction compfunc) { wxListBase::Sort(compfunc); }
504
505 wxNode *Member(wxObject *object) const { return (wxNode *)Find(object); }
506 };
507
508 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
509 // wxStringList class for compatibility with the old code
510 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
511
512 WX_DECLARE_LIST_2(wxChar, wxStringListBase, wxStringListNode, class WXDLLEXPORT);
513
514 class WXDLLEXPORT wxStringList : public wxStringListBase
515 {
516 public:
517 // ctors and such
518 // default
519 wxStringList() { DeleteContents(TRUE); }
520 wxStringList(const wxChar *first ...);
521
522 // copying the string list: the strings are copied, too (extremely
523 // inefficient!)
524 wxStringList(const wxStringList& other) : wxStringListBase() { DeleteContents(TRUE); DoCopy(other); }
525 wxStringList& operator=(const wxStringList& other)
526 { Clear(); DoCopy(other); return *this; }
527
528 // operations
529 // makes a copy of the string
530 wxNode *Add(const wxChar *s)
531 { return (wxNode *)wxStringListBase::Append(copystring(s)); }
532
533 bool Delete(const wxChar *s);
534
535 wxChar **ListToArray(bool new_copies = FALSE) const;
536 bool Member(const wxChar *s) const;
537
538 // alphabetic sort
539 void Sort();
540
541 private:
542 void DoCopy(const wxStringList&); // common part of copy ctor and operator=
543 };
544
545 #endif // wxLIST_COMPATIBILITY
546
547 #endif
548 // _WX_LISTH__