/* libmpdclient
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/*! \file
 * \brief Asynchronous MPD connections
 *
 * This class provides a very basic interface to MPD connections.  It
 * does not know much about the MPD protocol, it does not know any
 * specific MPD command.
 *
 * The constructor expects a socket descriptor which is already
 * connected to MPD.  The first thing it does is read the server's
 * handshake code ("OK MPD 0.15.0").
 */

#ifndef MPD_ASYNC_H
#define MPD_ASYNC_H

#include <mpd/error.h>
#include <mpd/compiler.h>

#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdarg.h>

/**
 * Event bit mask for polling.
 */
enum mpd_async_event {
	/** ready to read from the file descriptor */
	MPD_ASYNC_EVENT_READ = 1,

	/** ready to write to the file descriptor */
	MPD_ASYNC_EVENT_WRITE = 2,

	/** hangup detected */
	MPD_ASYNC_EVENT_HUP = 4,

	/** I/O error */
	MPD_ASYNC_EVENT_ERROR = 8,
};

/**
 * \struct mpd_async
 *
 * This opaque object represents an asynchronous connection to a MPD
 * server.  Call mpd_async_new() to create a new instance.
 */
struct mpd_async;

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/**
 * Creates a new asynchronous MPD connection, based on a stream socket
 * connected with MPD.
 *
 * @param fd the socket file descriptor of the stream connection to MPD
 * @return a mpd_async object, or NULL on out of memory
 */
mpd_malloc
struct mpd_async *
mpd_async_new(int fd);

/**
 * Closes the socket and frees memory.
 */
void
mpd_async_free(struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * After an error has occurred, this function returns the error code.
 * If no error has occurred, it returns #MPD_ERROR_SUCCESS.
 */
mpd_pure
enum mpd_error
mpd_async_get_error(const struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * If mpd_async_is_alive() returns false, this function returns the
 * human readable error message which caused this.  This message is
 * optional, and may be NULL.  The pointer is invalidated by
 * mpd_async_free().
 *
 * For #MPD_ERROR_SERVER, the error message is encoded in UTF-8.
 * #MPD_ERROR_SYSTEM obtains its error message from the operating
 * system, and thus the locale's character set (and probably language)
 * is used.  Keep that in mind when you print error messages.
 */
mpd_pure
const char *
mpd_async_get_error_message(const struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * Returns the error code from the operating system; on most operating
 * systems, this is the errno value.  Calling this function is only
 * valid if mpd_async_get_error() returned #MPD_ERROR_SYSTEM.
 *
 * May be 0 if the operating system did not specify an error code.
 */
mpd_pure
int
mpd_async_get_system_error(const struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * Returns the file descriptor which should be polled by the caller.
 * Do not use the file descriptor for anything except polling!  The
 * file descriptor never changes during the lifetime of this
 * #mpd_async object.
 */
mpd_pure
int
mpd_async_get_fd(const struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * Returns a bit mask of events which should be polled for.
 */
mpd_pure
enum mpd_async_event
mpd_async_events(const struct mpd_async *async);

/**
 * Call this function when poll() has returned events for this
 * object's file descriptor.  libmpdclient will attempt to perform I/O
 * operations.
 *
 * @return false if the connection was closed due to an error
 */
bool
mpd_async_io(struct mpd_async *async, enum mpd_async_event events);

/**
 * Appends a command to the output buffer.
 *
 * @param async the connection
 * @param command the command name, followed by arguments, terminated by
 * NULL
 * @param args the argument list
 * @return true on success, false if the buffer is full
 */
bool
mpd_async_send_command_v(struct mpd_async *async, const char *command,
			 va_list args);

/**
 * Appends a command to the output buffer.
 *
 * @param async the connection
 * @param command the command name, followed by arguments, terminated by
 * NULL
 * @return true on success, false if the buffer is full
 */
mpd_sentinel
bool
mpd_async_send_command(struct mpd_async *async, const char *command, ...);

/**
 * Receives a line from the input buffer.  The result will be
 * null-terminated, without the newline character.  The pointer is
 * only valid until the next async function is called.
 *
 * @param async the connection
 * @return a line on success, NULL otherwise
 */
mpd_malloc
char *
mpd_async_recv_line(struct mpd_async *async);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif
