"""Implementations for common converter types"""
import ctypes

class Converter( object ):
	"""Base class for Converter types
	
	Converter objects are callable objects used with the 
	OpenGL.wrapper.Wrapper class to simplify the wrapping
	of functions by collecting commonly used functionality
	into a reusable function.
	
	Each Converter has two (class) attributes:

		argNames -- list of argument names for initialisation
		indexLookups -- set of (indexname, argName,methodName) values 
			to lookup on wrapper.  These allow us to use argument-name
			references to refer to which arguments to use when 
			processing (prevents the need to revise pointers when 
			we change the API for a function).
	
	Converters can be any of the Wrapper API helper functions,
	so the callable interface can vary among Converter classes.
	"""
	argNames = ( )
	indexLookups = ( )
	def __init__( self, *args, **named ):
		"""Store arguments in attributes
		
		*args -- mapped to self.argNames in order to set attributes
		**named -- mapped to self.argNames by name to set attributes
		"""
		argNames = list(self.argNames)
		for a in self.argNames:
			if named.has_key( a ):
				setattr( self, a, named[a] )
				argNames.remove( a )
		for a,value in zip( argNames, args ):
			setattr( self, a, value )
	def finalise( self, wrapper ):
		"""Look up our indices (where appropriate)"""
		for indexname,argName,methodName in self.indexLookups:
			setattr( 
				self, indexname, 
				getattr(wrapper,methodName)(getattr( self, argName ))
			)

# Definitions of the abstract interfaces...
class PyConverter( Converter ):
	"""Converter sub-class for use in Wrapper.pyConverters
	
	This class just defines the interface for a pyConverter-style
	Converter object
	"""
	def __call__( self, incoming, function, arguments ):
		"""Convert incoming argument into compatable data-types
		
		incoming -- the Python argument for this parameter
		function -- the wrapper.Wrapper class we are supporting
		arguments -- the complete set of arguments passed to the 
			function
		
		
		"""
		raise NotImplemented( """%s class doesn't implement __call__"""%(
			self.__class__.__name__,
		))
	
class CConverter( Converter ):
	"""Converter sub-class for use in Wrapper.cConverters
	
	This class just defines the interface for a cConverter-style
	Converter object
	"""
	def __call__( self, pyArgs, index, baseOperation ):
		"""Calculate C-compatible Python object from Python arguments
		
		pyArgs -- set of Python argument objects converted by 
			pyConverters from the incoming arguments 
		index -- our index in baseOperation.cConverters
		baseOperation -- the Wrapper object which we are supporting
		"""
		raise NotImplemented( """%s class doesn't implement __call__"""%(
			self.__class__.__name__,
		))
class ReturnValues( Converter ):
	"""Converter sub-class for use as Wrapper.returnValues
	
	This class just defines the interface for a returnValues-style
	Converter object
	"""
	def __call__( self, result, baseOperation, pyArgs, cArgs ):
		"""Return a final value to the caller
		
		result -- the raw ctypes result value 
		baseOperation -- the Wrapper object which we are supporting
		pyArgs -- the set of Python arguments produced by pyConverters
		cArgs -- the set of C-compatible arguments produced by CConverter
		
		return the Python object for the final result
		"""
		raise NotImplemented( """%s class doesn't implement __call__"""%(
			self.__class__.__name__,
		))

# Now the concrete classes...
try:
	from OpenGL_accelerate.wrapper import CallFuncPyConverter, DefaultCConverter
except ImportError, err:
	class CallFuncPyConverter( PyConverter ):
		"""PyConverter that takes a callable and calls it on incoming"""
		def __init__( self, function ):
			"""Store the function"""
			self.function = function 
		def __call__( self, incoming, function, argument ):
			"""Call our function on incoming"""
			return self.function( incoming )
	class DefaultCConverter( CConverter ):
		"""NULL or Default CConverter, returns same-named Python argument
		
		Used primarily to allow for specifying a converter that explicitly
		says "use the default behaviour".  This is *not* a finalise-ing
		converter, it is passed in the index explicitly and just retrieves
		that index from pyArgs when called.  
		
		Raises informative errors if the index cannot be resolved in pyArgs
		"""
		def __init__( self, index ):
			"""Just store index for future access"""
			self.index = index 
		def __call__( self, pyArgs, index, wrapper ):
			"""Return pyArgs[self.index] or raise a ValueError"""
			try:
				return pyArgs[ self.index ]
			except IndexError, err:
				raise ValueError(
					"""Expected parameter index %r, but pyArgs only length %s"""%(
					self.index,
					len(pyArgs )
				))

class returnCArgument( ReturnValues ):
	"""ReturnValues returning the named cArgs value"""
	argNames = ('name',)
	indexLookups = [ ('index','name', 'cArgIndex' ), ]
	__slots__ = ( 'index', 'name' )
	def __call__( self, result, baseOperation, pyArgs, cArgs ):
		"""Retrieve cArgs[ self.index ]"""
		return cArgs[self.index]
	
class returnPyArgument( ReturnValues ):
	"""ReturnValues returning the named pyArgs value"""
	argNames = ('name',)
	indexLookups = [ ('index','name', 'pyArgIndex' ), ]
	__slots__ = ( 'index', 'name' )
	def __call__( self, result, baseOperation, pyArgs, cArgs ):
		"""Retrieve pyArgs[ self.index ]"""
		return pyArgs[self.index]


class getPyArgsName( CConverter ):
	"""CConverter returning named Python argument
	
	Intended for use in cConverters, the function returned 
	retrieves the named pyArg and returns it when called.
	"""
	argNames = ('name',)
	indexLookups = [ ('index','name', 'pyArgIndex' ), ]
	__slots__ = ( 'index', 'name')
	def __call__( self, pyArgs, index, baseOperation ):
		"""Return pyArgs[ self.index ]"""
		try:
			return pyArgs[ self.index ]
		except AttributeError, err:
			raise RuntimeError( """"Did not resolve parameter index for %r"""%(self.name))

class Output( CConverter ):
	"""CConverter generating static-size typed output arrays
	
	Produces an output array of given type (arrayType) and 
	size using self.lookup() to determine the size of the 
	array to be produced, where the lookup function is passed 
	as an initialisation argument.
	
	Provides also:
	
		oldStyleReturn( ... ) for use in the default case of
			PyOpenGL compatability mode, where result arrays of
			size (1,) are returned as scalar values.
	"""
	argNames = ('name','size','arrayType' )
	indexLookups = [ ('outIndex','name', 'cArgIndex' ), ]
	__slots__ = ('index','size','arrayType')
	def __call__( self, pyArgs, index, baseOperation ):
		"""Return pyArgs[ self.index ]"""
		return self.arrayType.zeros( self.getSize(pyArgs) )
	def getSize( self, pyArgs ):
		"""Retrieve the array size for this argument"""
		return self.size
	def oldStyleReturn( self, result, baseOperation, pyArgs, cArgs ):
		"""Retrieve cArgs[ self.index ]"""
		result = cArgs[ self.outIndex ]
		thisSize = self.getSize(pyArgs)
		if thisSize == (1,):
			try:
				return result[0]
			except TypeError, err:
				return result
		else:
			return result

class SizedOutput( Output ):
	"""Output generating dynamically-sized typed output arrays
	
	Takes an extra parameter "specifier", which is the name of
	a Python argument to be passed to the lookup function in order
	to determine the appropriate size for the output array.
	"""
	argNames = ('name','specifier','lookup','arrayType' )
	indexLookups = [ 
		('outIndex','name', 'cArgIndex' ),
		('index','specifier', 'pyArgIndex' ), 
	]
	__slots__ = ('index','specifier','lookup','arrayType')
	def getSize( self, pyArgs ):
		"""Retrieve the array size for this argument"""
		try:
			specifier = pyArgs[ self.index ]
		except AttributeError, err:
			raise RuntimeError( """"Did not resolve parameter index for %r"""%(self.name))
		else:
			try:
				return self.lookup( specifier )
			except KeyError, err:
				raise KeyError( """Unknown specifier %s"""%( specifier ))

class StringLengths( CConverter ):
	"""CConverter for processing array-of-pointers-to-strings data-type
	
	Converter is a CConverter for the array-of-lengths for a
	array-of-pointers-to-strings data-type used to pass a set
	of code fragments to the GLSL compiler.
	
	Provides also:
	
		stringArray -- PyConverter callable ensuring list-of-strings 
			format for the python argument
			
		stringArrayForC -- CResolver converting the array to 
			POINTER(c_char_p) format for passing to C
			
		totalCount -- CConverter callable giving count of string 
			pointers (that is, length of the pointer array)
	"""
	argNames = ('name',)
	indexLookups = [ ('index','name', 'pyArgIndex' ), ]
	__slots__ = ()
	def __call__( self, pyArgs, index, baseOperation ):
		"""Get array of length integers for string contents"""
		from OpenGL import arrays
		return arrays.GLintArray.asArray(
			[len(x) for x in pyArgs[self.index]]
		)
	def totalCount( self, pyArgs, index, baseOperation ):
		"""Get array of length integers for string contents"""
		return len(pyArgs[self.index])
	def stringArray( self, arg, baseOperation, args ):
		"""Create basic array-of-strings object from pyArg"""
		value = [str(x) for x in arg]
		return value
	def stringArrayForC( self, strings ):
		"""Create a ctypes pointer to char-pointer set"""
		from OpenGL import arrays
		result = (ctypes.c_char_p * len(strings))()
		for i,s in enumerate(strings):
			result[i] = arrays.GLcharARBArray.dataPointer(s)
		return result

