0ad/source/simulation2/system/ComponentManager.h

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#ifndef INCLUDED_COMPONENTMANAGER
#define INCLUDED_COMPONENTMANAGER

#include "Entity.h"
#include "Components.h"
#include "scriptinterface/ScriptInterface.h"

#include <map>

class IComponent;
class CParamNode;
class CMessage;
class CSimContext;

class CComponentManager
{
	NONCOPYABLE(CComponentManager);
public:
	// We can't use EInterfaceId/etc directly, since scripts dynamically generate new IDs
	// and casting arbitrary ints to enums is undefined behaviour, so use 'int' typedefs
	typedef int InterfaceId;
	typedef int ComponentTypeId;
	typedef int MessageTypeId;

private:
	// Component allocation types
	typedef IComponent* (*AllocFunc)(ScriptInterface& scriptInterface, jsval ctor);
	typedef void (*DeallocFunc)(IComponent*);

	// ComponentTypes come in three types:
	//   Native: normal C++ component
	//   ScriptWrapper: C++ component that wraps a JS component implementation
	//   Script: a ScriptWrapper linked to a specific JS component implementation
	enum EComponentTypeType
	{
		CT_Native,
		CT_ScriptWrapper,
		CT_Script
	};

	// Representation of a component type, to be used when instantiating components
	struct ComponentType
	{
		EComponentTypeType type;
		InterfaceId iid;
		AllocFunc alloc;
		DeallocFunc dealloc;
		std::string name;
		jsval ctor; // only valid if type == CT_Script
	};

public:
	CComponentManager(const CSimContext&, bool skipScriptFunctions = false);
	~CComponentManager();

	void LoadComponentTypes();

	/**
	 * Load a script and execute it in a new function scope.
	 * @param filename VFS path to load
	 * @param hotload set to true if this script has been loaded before, and redefinitions of
	 * existing components should not be considered errors
	 */
	bool LoadScript(const std::wstring& filename, bool hotload = false);

	void RegisterMessageType(MessageTypeId mtid, const char* name);

	void RegisterComponentType(InterfaceId, ComponentTypeId, AllocFunc, DeallocFunc, const char*);
	void RegisterComponentTypeScriptWrapper(InterfaceId, ComponentTypeId, AllocFunc, DeallocFunc, const char*);
	void SubscribeToMessageType(MessageTypeId);
	void SubscribeGloballyToMessageType(MessageTypeId);

	/**
	 * @param cname Requested component type name (not including any "CID" or "CCmp" prefix)
	 * @return The component type id, or CID__Invalid if not found
	 */
	ComponentTypeId LookupCID(const std::string& cname) const;

	/**
	 * @return The name of the given component type, or "" if not found
	 */
	std::string LookupComponentTypeName(ComponentTypeId cid) const;

	/**
	 * Returns a new entity ID that has never been used before.
	 * This affects the simulation state so it must only be called in network-synchronised ways.
	 */
	entity_id_t AllocateNewEntity();

	/**
	 * Returns a new local entity ID that has never been used before.
	 * This entity will not be synchronised over the network, stored in saved games, etc.
	 */
	entity_id_t AllocateNewLocalEntity();

	/**
	 * Returns a new entity ID that has never been used before.
	 * If possible, returns preferredId, and ensures this ID won't be allocated again.
	 * This affects the simulation state so it must only be called in network-synchronised ways.
	 */
	entity_id_t AllocateNewEntity(entity_id_t preferredId);

	/**
	 * Constructs a component of type 'cid', initialised with data 'paramNode',
	 * and attaches it to entity 'ent'.
	 *
	 * @return true on success; false on failure, and logs an error message
	 */
	bool AddComponent(entity_id_t ent, ComponentTypeId cid, const CParamNode& paramNode);

	/**
	 * Adds an externally-created component, so that it is returned by QueryInterface
	 * but does not get destroyed and does not receive messages from the component manager.
	 * (This is intended for unit tests that need to add mock objects the tested components
	 * expect to exist.)
	 */
	void AddMockComponent(entity_id_t ent, InterfaceId iid, IComponent& component);

	/**
	 * Allocates a component object of type 'cid', and attaches it to entity 'ent'.
	 * (The component's Init is not called here - either Init or Deserialize must be called
	 * before using the returned object.)
	 */
	IComponent* ConstructComponent(entity_id_t ent, ComponentTypeId cid);

	/**
	 * Constructs an entity based on the given template, and adds it the world with
	 * entity ID @p ent. There should not be any existing components with that entity ID.
	 * @return ent, or INVALID_ENTITY on error
	 */
	entity_id_t AddEntity(const std::wstring& templateName, entity_id_t ent);

	/**
	 * Destroys all the components belonging to the specified entity when FlushDestroyedComponents is called.
	 * Has no effect if the entity does not exist, or has already been added to the destruction queue.
	 */
	void DestroyComponentsSoon(entity_id_t ent);

	/**
	 * Does the actual destruction of components from DestroyComponentsSoon.
	 * This must not be called if the component manager is on the call stack (since it
	 * will break internal iterators).
	 */
	void FlushDestroyedComponents();

	IComponent* QueryInterface(entity_id_t ent, InterfaceId iid) const;

	const std::map<entity_id_t, IComponent*>& GetEntitiesWithInterface(InterfaceId iid) const;

	/**
	 * Send a message, targeted at a particular entity. The message will be received by any
	 * components of that entity which subscribed to the message type, and by any other components
	 * that subscribed globally to the message type.
	 */
	void PostMessage(entity_id_t ent, const CMessage& msg) const;

	/**
	 * Send a message, not targeted at any particular entity. The message will be received by any
	 * components that subscribed (either globally or not) to the message type.
	 */
	void BroadcastMessage(const CMessage& msg) const;

	/**
	 * Resets the dynamic simulation state (deletes all entities, resets entity ID counters;
	 * doesn't unload/reload component scripts).
	 */
	void ResetState();

	// Various state serialization functions:
	bool ComputeStateHash(std::string& outHash);
	bool DumpDebugState(std::ostream& stream);
	// FlushDestroyedComponents must be called before SerializeState (since the destruction queue
	// won't get serialized)
	bool SerializeState(std::ostream& stream);
	bool DeserializeState(std::istream& stream);

	ScriptInterface& GetScriptInterface() { return m_ScriptInterface; }

private:
	// Implementations of functions exposed to scripts
	static void Script_RegisterComponentType(void* cbdata, int iid, std::string cname, CScriptVal ctor);
	static void Script_RegisterInterface(void* cbdata, std::string name);
	static void Script_RegisterGlobal(void* cbdata, std::string name, CScriptVal value);
	static IComponent* Script_QueryInterface(void* cbdata, int ent, int iid);
	static void Script_PostMessage(void* cbdata, int ent, int mtid, CScriptVal data);
	static void Script_BroadcastMessage(void* cbdata, int mtid, CScriptVal data);
	static int Script_AddEntity(void* cbdata, std::string templateName);

	void SendGlobalMessage(const CMessage& msg) const;

	ComponentTypeId GetScriptWrapper(InterfaceId iid);

	ScriptInterface m_ScriptInterface;
	const CSimContext& m_SimContext;

	ComponentTypeId m_CurrentComponent; // used when loading component types
	bool m_CurrentlyHotloading;

	// TODO: some of these should be vectors
	std::map<ComponentTypeId, ComponentType> m_ComponentTypesById;
	std::map<InterfaceId, std::map<entity_id_t, IComponent*> > m_ComponentsByInterface;
	std::map<ComponentTypeId, std::map<entity_id_t, IComponent*> > m_ComponentsByTypeId;
	std::map<MessageTypeId, std::vector<ComponentTypeId> > m_LocalMessageSubscriptions;
	std::map<MessageTypeId, std::vector<ComponentTypeId> > m_GlobalMessageSubscriptions;
	std::map<std::string, ComponentTypeId> m_ComponentTypeIdsByName;
	std::map<std::string, MessageTypeId> m_MessageTypeIdsByName;
	std::map<std::string, InterfaceId> m_InterfaceIdsByName;
	// TODO: maintaining both ComponentsBy* is nasty; can we get rid of one,
	// while keeping QueryInterface and PostMessage sufficiently efficient?

	std::vector<entity_id_t> m_DestructionQueue;

	ComponentTypeId m_NextScriptComponentTypeId;
	entity_id_t m_NextEntityId;
	entity_id_t m_NextLocalEntityId;

	friend class TestComponentManager;
};

#endif // INCLUDED_COMPONENTMANAGER