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  Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Ingo Berg

  Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this 
  software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software
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  merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to 
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*/

#ifndef MU_PARSER_CALLBACK_H
#define MU_PARSER_CALLBACK_H

#include "muParserDef.h"

/** \file
    \brief Definition of the parser callback class.
*/

namespace mu
{

/** \brief Encapsulation of prototypes for a numerical parser function.

    Encapsulates the prototyp for numerical parser functions. The class
    stores the number of arguments for parser functions as well
    as additional flags indication the function is non optimizeable.
    The pointer to the callback function pointer is stored as void* 
    and needs to be casted according to the argument count.
    Negative argument counts indicate a parser function with a variable number
    of arguments. 
    This class is not used for string function prototyping.

    \author (C) 2004-2007 Ingo Berg
*/
class ParserCallback
{
public:
    ParserCallback(fun_type0 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(fun_type1 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti, int a_iPrec = -1, ECmdCode a_iCode=cmFUNC);
    ParserCallback(fun_type2 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti, int a_iPrec = -1, ECmdCode a_iCode=cmFUNC);
    ParserCallback(fun_type3 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(fun_type4 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(fun_type5 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(multfun_type a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(strfun_type1 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(strfun_type2 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback(strfun_type3 a_pFun, bool a_bAllowOpti);
    ParserCallback();
    ParserCallback(const ParserCallback &a_Fun);
    
    ParserCallback* Clone() const;

    bool  IsOptimizable() const;
    void* GetAddr() const;
    ECmdCode  GetCode() const;
    ETypeCode GetType() const;
    int GetPri()  const;
    int GetArgc() const;

private:
    void *m_pFun;       ///< Pointer to the callback function, casted to void
    
    /** \brief Number of numeric function arguments
    
        This number is negative for functions with variable number of arguments. in this cases
        they represent the actual number of arguments found.
    */
    int   m_iArgc;      
    int   m_iPri;       ///< Valid only for binary and infix operators; Operator precedence.
    ECmdCode  m_iCode;
    ETypeCode m_iType;
    bool  m_bAllowOpti; ///< Flag indication optimizeability 
};

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** \brief Container for Callback objects. */
typedef std::map<string_type, ParserCallback> funmap_type; 

} // namespace mu

#endif

