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*/
#ifndef __SWF_SCRIPTFUNCTION_H__
#define __SWF_SCRIPTFUNCTION_H__

/*
========================
Interface for calling functions from script
========================
*/
class idSWFScriptFunction
{
public:
	virtual ~idSWFScriptFunction() {};
	
	virtual idSWFScriptVar	Call( idSWFScriptObject* thisObject, const idSWFParmList& parms )
	{
		return idSWFScriptVar();
	}; // this should never be hit
	virtual void			AddRef() {};
	virtual void			Release() {};
	virtual idSWFScriptObject* GetPrototype()
	{
		return NULL;
	}
	virtual void			SetPrototype( idSWFScriptObject* _object ) { }
};

/*
========================
Interface for calling functions from script, implemented statically
========================
*/
class idSWFScriptFunction_Static : public idSWFScriptFunction
{
public:
	idSWFScriptFunction_Static() { }
	virtual void			AddRef() { }
	virtual void			Release() { }
};

/*
========================
Interface for calling functions from script, implemented natively on a nested class object
========================
*/
template< typename T >
class idSWFScriptFunction_Nested : public idSWFScriptFunction
{
protected:
	T* pThis;
public:
	idSWFScriptFunction_Nested() : pThis( NULL ) { }
	
	idSWFScriptFunction* 	Bind( T* _pThis )
	{
		pThis = _pThis;
		return this;
	}
	virtual void			AddRef() { }
	virtual void			Release() { }
};

/*
========================
Interface for calling functions from script, with reference counting
NOTE: The ref count starts at 0 here because it assumes you do an AddRef on the allocated
object.  The proper way is to start it at 1 and force the caller to Release, but that's
really kind of a pain in the ass.  It was made to be used like this:
object->Set( "myFunction", new idSWFScriptFunction_MyFunction() );
========================
*/
class idSWFScriptFunction_RefCounted : public idSWFScriptFunction
{
public:
	idSWFScriptFunction_RefCounted() : refCount( 0 ) { }
	void AddRef()
	{
		refCount++;
	}
	void Release()
	{
		if( --refCount <= 0 )
		{
			delete this;
		}
	}
private:
	int refCount;
};

/*
========================
Action Scripts can define a pool of constants then push values from that pool
The documentation isn't very clear on the scope of these things, but from what
I've gathered by testing, pool is per-function and copied into the function
whenever that function is declared.
========================
*/
class idSWFConstantPool
{
public:
	idSWFConstantPool();
	~idSWFConstantPool()
	{
		Clear();
	}
	
	void				Clear();
	void				Copy( const idSWFConstantPool& other );
	idSWFScriptString* Get( int n )
	{
		return pool[n];
	}
	void				Append( idSWFScriptString* s )
	{
		pool.Append( s );
	}
	
private:
	idList< idSWFScriptString*, TAG_SWF > pool;
};

/*
========================
The idSWFStack class is just a helper routine for treating an idList like a stack
========================
*/
class idSWFStack : public idList< idSWFScriptVar >
{
public:
	idSWFScriptVar& A()
	{
		return operator[]( Num() - 1 );
	}
	idSWFScriptVar& B()
	{
		return operator[]( Num() - 2 );
	}
	idSWFScriptVar& C()
	{
		return operator[]( Num() - 3 );
	}
	idSWFScriptVar& D()
	{
		return operator[]( Num() - 4 );
	}
	void Pop( int n )
	{
		SetNum( Num() - n );
	}
};

/*
========================
idSWFScriptFunction_Script is a script function that's implemented in action script
========================
*/
class idSWFScriptFunction_Script : public idSWFScriptFunction
{
public:
	idSWFScriptFunction_Script() : refCount( 1 ), flags( 0 ), data( NULL ), length( 0 ), prototype( NULL ), defaultSprite( NULL )
	{
		registers.SetNum( 4 );
	}
	virtual		~idSWFScriptFunction_Script();
	
	static idSWFScriptFunction_Script* 	Alloc()
	{
		return new( TAG_SWF ) idSWFScriptFunction_Script;
	}
	void	AddRef()
	{
		refCount++;
	}
	void	Release()
	{
		if( --refCount == 0 )
		{
			delete this;
		}
	}
	
	// This could all be passed to Alloc (and was at one time) but in some places it's far more convenient to specify each separately
	void	SetFlags( uint16 _flags )
	{
		flags = _flags;
	}
	void	SetData( const byte* _data, uint32 _length )
	{
		data = _data;
		length = _length;
	}
	void	SetScope( idList<idSWFScriptObject*>& scope );
	void	SetConstants( const idSWFConstantPool& _constants )
	{
		constants.Copy( _constants );
	}
	void	SetDefaultSprite( idSWFSpriteInstance* _sprite )
	{
		defaultSprite = _sprite;
	}
	void	AllocRegisters( int numRegs	)
	{
		registers.SetNum( numRegs );
	}
	void	AllocParameters( int numParms )
	{
		parameters.SetNum( numParms );
	}
	void	SetParameter( uint8 n, uint8 r, const char* name )
	{
		parameters[n].reg = r;
		parameters[n].name = name;
	}
	
	idSWFScriptObject* GetPrototype()
	{
		return prototype;
	}
	void	SetPrototype( idSWFScriptObject* _prototype )
	{
		_prototype->AddRef();
		assert( prototype == NULL );
		prototype = _prototype;
	}
	
	virtual idSWFScriptVar	Call( idSWFScriptObject* thisObject, const idSWFParmList& parms );
	
private:
	idSWFScriptVar Run( idSWFScriptObject* thisObject, idSWFStack& stack, idSWFBitStream& bitstream );
	
private:
	int					refCount;
	
	uint16				flags;
	const  byte* 		data;
	uint32				length;
	idSWFScriptObject* prototype;
	
	idSWFSpriteInstance* defaultSprite;		// some actions have an implicit sprite they work off of (e.g. Action_GotoFrame outside of object scope)
	
	idList< idSWFScriptObject*, TAG_SWF > scope;
	
	idSWFConstantPool	constants;
	idList< idSWFScriptVar, TAG_SWF > registers;
	
	struct parmInfo_t
	{
		const char* name;
		uint8 reg;
	};
	idList< parmInfo_t, TAG_SWF > parameters;
};

#endif // !__SWF_SCRIPTFUNCTION_H__