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//  SuperTuxKart - a fun racing game with go-kart
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#ifndef PROTOCOL_HPP
#define PROTOCOL_HPP

#include "protocol_manager.hpp"
#include "types.hpp"

#include <stdint.h>

/** \enum PROTOCOL_TYPE
  * \brief The types that protocols can have. This is used to select which protocol receives which event.
  * \ingroup network
  */
enum PROTOCOL_TYPE
{
    PROTOCOL_NONE = 0,          //!< No protocol type assigned.
    PROTOCOL_CONNECTION = 1,    //!< Protocol that deals with client-server connection.
    PROTOCOL_LOBBY_ROOM = 2,    //!< Protocol that is used during the lobby room phase.
    PROTOCOL_SILENT = 0xffff    //!< Used for protocols that do not subscribe to any network event.
};

/** \class Protocol
  * \brief Abstract class used to define the global protocol functions. 
  * A protocol is an entity that is started at a point, and that is updated by a thread.
  * A protocol can be terminated by an other class, or it can terminate itself if has fulfilled its role.
  * This class must be inherited to make any network job.
  * \ingroup network
  */
class Protocol
{
    public:
        /*!
         * \brief Constructor
         *
         * Sets the basic protocol parameters, as the callback object and the protocol type.
         *
         * \param callback_object The callback object that will be used by the protocol. Protocols that do not use callback objects must set it to NULL.
         * \param type The type of the protocol.
         */
        Protocol(CallbackObject* callback_object, PROTOCOL_TYPE type);
        /*!
         * \brief Destructor
         */
        virtual ~Protocol(); 
        
        /*!
         * \brief Notify a protocol matching the Event type of that event.
         * \param event : Pointer to the event.
         */
        virtual void notifyEvent(Event* event) = 0;
        
        /*! 
         * \brief Set the protocol listener.
         * \param listener : Pointer to the listener.
         */
        void setListener(ProtocolManager* listener);
        
        /*! 
         * \brief Called when the protocol is going to start. Must be re-defined by subclasses.
         */
        virtual void setup() = 0;
        /*! 
         * \brief Called when the protocol is paused (by an other entity or by itself). 
         * This function must be called by the subclasse's pause function if re-defined.
         */
        virtual void pause();
        /*! 
         * \brief Called when the protocol is unpaused. 
         * This function must be called by the subclasse's unpause function if re-defined.
         */
        virtual void unpause();
        /*! 
         * \brief Called by the protocol listener as often as possible. Must be re-defined.
         */
        virtual void update() = 0;
        
        /*! 
         * \brief Method to get a protocol's type.
         * \return The protocol type.
         */
        PROTOCOL_TYPE getProtocolType();
    protected:
        ProtocolManager* m_listener;        //!< The protocol listener
        PROTOCOL_TYPE m_type;               //!< The type of the protocol
        CallbackObject* m_callback_object;   //!< The callback object, if needed
};

#endif // PROTOCOL_HPP