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#pragma once

#include <config_options.h>
#include <i18nlangtag/lang.h>
#include <tools/link.hxx>
#include <tools/solar.h>
#include <vcl/settings.hxx>
#include <map>
#include <memory>
#include <string_view>

class SvNumberFormatter;

namespace validation
{
    // the states of our automat.
    enum State
    {
        START,              // at the very start of the string
        NUM_START,          // the very start of the number

        DIGIT_PRE_COMMA,    // some pre-comma digits are read, perhaps including some thousand separators

        DIGIT_POST_COMMA,   // reading digits after the comma
        EXPONENT_START,     // at the very start of the exponent value
                            //    (means: not including the "e" which denotes the exponent)
        EXPONENT_DIGIT,     // currently reading the digits of the exponent

        END                 // reached the end of the string
    };

    // a row in the transition table (means the set of states to be reached from a given state)
    typedef ::std::map< sal_Unicode, State >        StateTransitions;

    // a single transition
    typedef StateTransitions::value_type            Transition;

    // the complete transition table
    typedef ::std::map< State, StateTransitions >   TransitionTable;

    // the validator class
    class NumberValidator
    {
    private:
        TransitionTable     m_aTransitions;

    public:
        NumberValidator( const sal_Unicode _cThSep, const sal_Unicode _cDecSep );

        bool isValidNumericFragment( std::u16string_view _rText );

    private:
        bool implValidateNormalized( const OUString& _rText );
    };
}

enum class FORMAT_CHANGE_TYPE
{
    KEYONLY           = 0x00,        // only a new key was set
    FORMATTER         = 0x01,        // a new formatter was set, usually implies a change of the key, too
    PRECISION         = 0x02,        // a new precision was set
    THOUSANDSSEP      = 0x03,        // the thousands separator setting changed
    CURRENCY_SYMBOL   = 0x10,
    CURRSYM_POSITION  = 0x20,
};

class VCL_DLLPUBLIC Formatter
{
public:
    // A SvNumberFormatter is very expensive (regarding time and space), it is a Singleton
    class StaticFormatter
    {
        static SvNumberFormatter*   s_cFormatter;
        static sal_uLong                s_nReferences;
    public:
        StaticFormatter();
        ~StaticFormatter();

        operator SvNumberFormatter* () const { return GetFormatter(); }
        UNLESS_MERGELIBS(VCL_DLLPUBLIC) static SvNumberFormatter* GetFormatter();
    };

protected:
    OUString      m_sLastValidText;
    // Has nothing to do with the current value. It is the last text, which was valid at input (checked by CheckText,
    // not yet through formatter)
    Selection   m_aLastSelection;

    double              m_dMinValue;
    double              m_dMaxValue;
    bool                m_bHasMin : 1;
    bool                m_bHasMax : 1;

    bool                m_bWrapOnLimits : 1;
    bool                m_bStrictFormat : 1;

    bool                m_bEnableEmptyField : 1;
    bool                m_bAutoColor : 1;
    bool                m_bEnableNaN : 1;
    bool                m_bDisableRemainderFactor : 1;
    enum valueState { valueDirty, valueString, valueDouble };
    valueState          m_ValueState;
    double              m_dCurrentValue;
    double              m_dDefaultValue;

    sal_uLong               m_nFormatKey;
    SvNumberFormatter*  m_pFormatter;
    StaticFormatter     m_aStaticFormatter;

    double              m_dSpinSize;
    double              m_dSpinFirst;
    double              m_dSpinLast;

    // There is a difference, when text formatting is enabled, if LostFocus formats the current String and displays it,
    // or if a double is created from the String and then
    bool                m_bTreatAsNumber;
    // And with the following members we can use it for formatted text output as well ...
    OUString            m_sCurrentTextValue;
    OUString            m_sDefaultText;

    // The last color from the Formatter at the last output operation (not we would use it, but you can get it)
    const Color*              m_pLastOutputColor;

    bool                m_bUseInputStringForFormatting;

    Link<sal_Int64*, TriState> m_aInputHdl;
    Link<LinkParamNone*, bool> m_aOutputHdl;

public:
    Formatter();
    virtual ~Formatter();

    void SetFieldText(const OUString& rText, const Selection& rNewSelection);

    virtual Selection GetEntrySelection() const = 0;
    virtual OUString GetEntryText() const = 0;
    virtual SelectionOptions GetEntrySelectionOptions() const = 0;
    virtual void SetEntryText(const OUString& rText, const Selection& rSel) = 0;
    virtual void SetEntryTextColor(const Color* pColor) = 0;
    virtual void FieldModified() = 0;

    // Min-/Max-management
    bool    HasMinValue() const         { return m_bHasMin; }
    virtual void ClearMinValue()        { m_bHasMin = false; }
    virtual void SetMinValue(double dMin);
    double  GetMinValue() const         { return m_dMinValue; }

    bool    HasMaxValue() const         { return m_bHasMax; }
    virtual void ClearMaxValue()             { m_bHasMax = false; }
    virtual void SetMaxValue(double dMax);
    double  GetMaxValue() const         { return m_dMaxValue; }

    // Current value
    void    SetValue(double dVal);
    double  GetValue();
    // The default implementation uses a formatter, if available

    void    SetTextValue(const OUString& rText);
    // The String is transformed to a double (with a formatter) and SetValue is called afterwards

    bool    IsEmptyFieldEnabled() const         { return m_bEnableEmptyField; }
    void    EnableEmptyField(bool bEnable);
    // If disabled, the value will be reset to the last valid value on leave

    void    SetDefaultValue(double dDefault)    { m_dDefaultValue = dDefault; m_ValueState = valueDirty; }
    // If the current String is invalid, GetValue() returns this value
    double  GetDefaultValue() const             { return m_dDefaultValue; }

    void SetLastSelection(const Selection& rSelection) { m_aLastSelection = rSelection; }

    // Settings for the format
    sal_uLong   GetFormatKey() const                { return m_nFormatKey; }
    void    SetFormatKey(sal_uLong nFormatKey);

    SvNumberFormatter*  GetOrCreateFormatter() const { return m_pFormatter ? m_pFormatter : const_cast<Formatter*>(this)->CreateFormatter(); }

    SvNumberFormatter*  GetFormatter() const    { return m_pFormatter; }
    void    SetFormatter(SvNumberFormatter* pFormatter, bool bResetFormat = true);
    // If bResetFormat is sal_False, the old format is tried to be kept. (expensive, if it is no default format, available in all formatters)
    // If sal_True, the new FormatKey is set to zero

    bool    GetThousandsSep() const;
    void    SetThousandsSep(bool _bUseSeparator);
        // the is no check if the current format is numeric, so be cautious when calling these functions

    void    DisableRemainderFactor();
    bool    GetDisableRemainderFactor() const { return m_bDisableRemainderFactor; }

    void    SetWrapOnLimits(bool bWrapOnLimits) { m_bWrapOnLimits = bWrapOnLimits; }

    sal_uInt16  GetDecimalDigits() const;
    void    SetDecimalDigits(sal_uInt16 _nPrecision);
        // There is no check if the current format is numeric, so be cautious when calling these functions

    SvNumberFormatter*  StandardFormatter() { return m_aStaticFormatter; }
    // If no new Formatter is created explicitly, this can be used in SetFormatter...

    OUString    GetFormat(LanguageType& eLang) const;
    bool        SetFormat(const OUString& rFormatString, LanguageType eLang);
    // sal_False, if the FormatString could not be set (and very probably is invalid)
    // This Object is shared via all instances, so be careful!

    bool    IsStrictFormat() const              { return m_bStrictFormat; }
    void    SetStrictFormat(bool bEnable)       { m_bStrictFormat = bEnable; }
    // Check format during input

    virtual void SetSpinSize(double dStep)   { m_dSpinSize = dStep; }
    double  GetSpinSize() const         { return m_dSpinSize; }

    void    SetSpinFirst(double dFirst) { m_dSpinFirst = dFirst; }
    double  GetSpinFirst() const        { return m_dSpinFirst; }

    void    SetSpinLast(double dLast)   { m_dSpinLast = dLast; }
    double  GetSpinLast() const         { return m_dSpinLast; }

    bool    TreatingAsNumber() const    { return m_bTreatAsNumber; }
    void    TreatAsNumber(bool bDoSo) { m_bTreatAsNumber = bDoSo; }

    void    SetInputHdl(const Link<sal_Int64*,TriState>& rLink) { m_aInputHdl = rLink; }
    void    SetOutputHdl(const Link<LinkParamNone*, bool>& rLink) { m_aOutputHdl = rLink; }
public:

    //The following methods are interesting, if m_bTreatAsNumber is set to sal_False
    //If someone does not care about all the double handling and just wants to print the text formatted.
    //(((The text will be formatted, using the Formatter, and then set)
    void SetTextFormatted(const OUString& rText);
    OUString const & GetTextValue() const;

    void      SetDefaultText(const OUString& rDefault) { m_sDefaultText = rDefault; }
    const OUString& GetDefaultText() const { return m_sDefaultText; }

    // The last colour from the Formatter's last output operation. Output operations get triggered by:
    // SetValue, SetTextValue, SetTextFormatted, also indirectly via SetMin - / -MaxValue
    const Color*  GetLastOutputColor() const { return m_pLastOutputColor; }

    void    Commit();

    // enable automatic coloring. if set to sal_True, and the format the field is working with for any current value
    // says that it has to be painted in a special color (e.g. a format where negative numbers should be printed
    // red), the text is painted with that color automatically.
    // The color used is the same as returned by GetLastOutputColor()
    void    SetAutoColor(bool _bAutomatic);

    void    EnableNotANumber( bool _bEnable );

    void    UseInputStringForFormatting();
    bool    IsUsingInputStringForFormatting() const { return m_bUseInputStringForFormatting;}

    void    Modify(bool makeValueDirty = true);

    void    EntryLostFocus();

    void    ReFormat();

    // any aspect of the current format has changed
    virtual void FormatChanged(FORMAT_CHANGE_TYPE nWhat);

protected:

    // Override CheckText for input-time checks
    virtual bool CheckText(const OUString&) const { return true; }

    void ImplSetTextImpl(const OUString& rNew, Selection const * pNewSel);
    void ImplSetValue(double dValue, bool bForce);
    bool ImplGetValue(double& dNewVal);

    void ImplSetFormatKey(sal_uLong nFormatKey);
        // SetFormatKey without FormatChanged notification

    SvNumberFormatter*  CreateFormatter() { SetFormatter(StandardFormatter()); return m_pFormatter; }

    virtual void UpdateCurrentValue(double dCurrentValue) { m_dCurrentValue = dCurrentValue; }
};

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