OSCMessage.h

/*
 Written by Yotam Mann, The Center for New Music and Audio Technologies,
 University of California, Berkeley.  Copyright (c) 2012, The Regents of
 the University of California (Regents).

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 For bug reports and feature requests please email me at yotam@cnmat.berkeley.edu
 */

#ifndef OSCMESSAGE_h
#define OSCMESSAGE_h

#include "OSCData.h"
#include <Print.h>


class OSCMessage
{

private:

    //friends
	friend class OSCBundle;


/*=============================================================================
	PRIVATE VARIABLES
=============================================================================*/

	//the address
	char * address;

	//the data
	OSCData ** data;

	//the number of OSCData in the data array
	int dataCount;

	//error codes for potential runtime problems
	OSCErrorCode error;

/*=============================================================================
    DECODING INCOMING BYTES
 =============================================================================*/

    //the decoding states for incoming bytes
    enum DecodeState {
        STANDBY,
        ADDRESS,
        ADDRESS_PADDING,
        TYPES,
        TYPES_PADDING,
        DATA,
        DATA_PADDING,
        DONE,
    } decodeState;

    //stores incoming bytes until they can be decoded
    uint8_t * incomingBuffer;
    int incomingBufferSize; // how many bytes are stored
    int incomingBufferFree; // how many bytes are allocated but unused

    //adds a byte to the buffer
    void addToIncomingBuffer(uint8_t);
    //clears the incoming buffer
    void clearIncomingBuffer();

    //decoding function
    void decode(uint8_t);
    void decodeAddress();
    void decodeType(uint8_t);
    void decodeData(uint8_t);

/*=============================================================================
	HELPER FUNCTIONS
=============================================================================*/

	void setupMessage();

	//compares the OSCData's type char to a test char
	bool testType(int position, char type);

	//returns the number of bytes to pad to make it 4-bit aligned
    //	int padSize(int bytes);

public:

	//returns the OSCData at that position
	OSCData * getOSCData(int);

/*=============================================================================
	CONSTRUCTORS / DESTRUCTOR
=============================================================================*/

	//new constructor needs an address
	OSCMessage (const char * _address);
    //no address
    //placeholder since it's invalid OSC
	OSCMessage();

	//can optionally accept all of the data after the address
	//OSCMessage(const char * _address, char * types, ... );
    //created from another OSCMessage
    OSCMessage (OSCMessage *);

	//DESTRUCTOR
	~OSCMessage();

	//empties all of the data
	OSCMessage& empty();

/*=============================================================================
	SETTING  DATA
=============================================================================*/

	//returns the OSCMessage so that multiple 'add's can be strung together
	template <typename T>
	OSCMessage& add(T datum){
		//make a piece of data
		OSCData * d = new OSCData(datum);
		//check if it has any errors
		if (d->error == ALLOCFAILED){
			error = ALLOCFAILED;
		} else {
			//resize the data array
			OSCData ** dataMem = (OSCData **) realloc(data, sizeof(OSCData *) * (dataCount + 1));
			if (dataMem == NULL){
				error = ALLOCFAILED;
			} else {
				data = dataMem;
				//add data to the end of the array
				data[dataCount] = d;
				//increment the data size
				dataCount++;
			}
		}
		return *this;
	}

    //blob specific add
    OSCMessage& add(uint8_t * blob, int length){
		//make a piece of data
		OSCData * d = new OSCData(blob, length);
		//check if it has any errors
		if (d->error == ALLOCFAILED){
			error = ALLOCFAILED;
		} else {
			//resize the data array
			OSCData ** dataMem = (OSCData **) realloc(data, sizeof(OSCData *) * (dataCount + 1));
			if (dataMem == NULL){
				error = ALLOCFAILED;
			} else {
				data = dataMem;
				//add data to the end of the array
				data[dataCount] = d;
				//increment the data size
				dataCount++;
			}
		}
		return *this;
	}

	//sets the data at a position
	template <typename T>
	OSCMessage& set(int position, T datum){
		if (position < dataCount){
			//replace the OSCData with a new one
			OSCData * oldDatum = getOSCData(position);
			//destroy the old one
			delete oldDatum;
			//make a new one
			OSCData * newDatum = new OSCData(datum);
			//test if there was an error
			if (newDatum->error == ALLOCFAILED){
				error = ALLOCFAILED;
			} else {
				//otherwise, put it in the data array
				data[position] = newDatum;
			}
		} else if (position == (dataCount)){
			//add the data to the end
			add(datum);
		} else {
			//else out of bounds error
			error = INDEX_OUT_OF_BOUNDS;
		}
		return *this;
	}

    //blob specific setter
    OSCMessage& set(int position, uint8_t * blob, int length){
        if (position < dataCount){
			//replace the OSCData with a new one
			OSCData * oldDatum = getOSCData(position);
			//destroy the old one
			delete oldDatum;
			//make a new one
			OSCData * newDatum = new OSCData(blob, length);
			//test if there was an error
			if (newDatum->error == ALLOCFAILED){
				error = ALLOCFAILED;
			} else {
				//otherwise, put it in the data array
				data[position] = newDatum;
			}
		} else if (position == (dataCount)){
			//add the data to the end
			add(blob, length);
		} else {
			//else out of bounds error
			error = INDEX_OUT_OF_BOUNDS;
		}
		return *this;
    }

    OSCMessage& setAddress(const char *);

/*=============================================================================
	GETTING DATA

	getters take a position as an argument
=============================================================================*/

	intOSC_t getInt(int);
    osctime_t getTime(int);

	float getFloat(int);
	double getDouble(int);
    bool getBoolean(int);

	//return the copied string's length
	int getString(int, char *);
	//check that it won't overflow the passed buffer's size with a third argument
	int getString(int, char *, int);
	//offset and size can be defined in order to only query a part of the string 
	int getString(int, char *, int, int, int);

	//returns the number of unsigned int8's copied into the buffer
	int getBlob(int, uint8_t *);
	//check that it won't overflow the passed buffer's size with a third argument
	int getBlob(int, uint8_t *, int);
	//offset and size can be defined in order to only query a part of the blob's content 
	int getBlob(int, uint8_t *, int, int, int);
	//get pointer to blob
	const uint8_t* getBlob(int);


	// returns the length of blob 
  	uint32_t getBlobLength(int position);

	//returns the number of bytes of the data at that position
	int getDataLength(int);

	//returns the type at the position
	char getType(int);

	//put the address in the buffer
	int getAddress(char * buffer, int offset = 0);
	int getAddress(char * buffer, int offset, int len);

	const char* getAddress();
	
	// Find out address length so we can create a buffer
	int getAddressLength(int offset = 0);


/*=============================================================================
	TESTING DATA

	testers take a position as an argument
=============================================================================*/

	bool isInt(int);
	bool isFloat(int);
	bool isBlob(int);
	bool isChar(int);
	bool isString(int);
	bool isDouble(int);
    bool isBoolean(int);
    bool isTime(int);

/*=============================================================================
	PATTERN MATCHING
=============================================================================*/

	//match the pattern against the address
	//returns true only for a complete match
	bool fullMatch( const char * pattern, int = 0);

	//returns the number of characters matched in the address
	int match( const char * pattern, int = 0);

	//calls the function with the message as the arg if it was a full match
	bool dispatch(const char * pattern, void (*callback)(OSCMessage &), int = 0);

	//like dispatch, but allows for partial matches
	//the address match offset is sent as an argument to the callback
	//also room for an option address offset to allow for multiple nested routes
	bool route(const char * pattern, void (*callback)(OSCMessage &, int), int = 0);



/*=============================================================================
	SIZE
=============================================================================*/

	//the number of data that the message contains
	int size();

	//computes the number of bytes the OSCMessage occupies if everything is 32-bit aligned
	int bytes();

/*=============================================================================
    TRANSMISSION
 =============================================================================*/

    //send the message
    OSCMessage& send(Print &p);

    //fill the message from a byte stream
    OSCMessage& fill(uint8_t);
    OSCMessage& fill(uint8_t *, int);

/*=============================================================================
	ERROR
=============================================================================*/

	bool hasError();

	OSCErrorCode getError();

};

#endif