/*
 * This program source code file is part of KiCad, a free EDA CAD application.
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2016 Jean-Pierre Charras, jp.charras at wanadoo.fr
 * Copyright (C) 2016 KiCad Developers, see AUTHORS.txt for contributors.
 *
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 */

#ifndef GBR_NETLIST_METADATA_H
#define GBR_NETLIST_METADATA_H

/** this class handle info which can be added in a gerber P&P file as attribute
 * of a component
 * Only applicable to objects having the  TA.AperFunction attribute "ComponentMain"
 * There are specific attributes defined attached to the component by the %TO command
 * %TO.CRot,<angle> The rotation angle of the component.
 *   The rotation angle is consistent with the one for graphics objects.
 *   Positive rotation is counter- clockwise as viewed from the top side, even if
 *   the component is on the board side.
 *   The base orientation of component – no rotation - on the top side is as in IPC-7351.
 *   Components on the bottom side are of course mirrored.
 *   The base orientation on the bottom side is the one on the top side
 *   mirrored around the X axis.
 * %TO.CMfr,<string>     Manufacturer
 * %TO.CMPN,<string>     Manufacturer part number
 * %TO.Cpkg,<string>     Package, as per IPC-7351
 * %TO.CVal,<string>     Value, a string. E.g. 220nF
 * %TO.CMnt,<string>     Mount type: (SMD|TH|Other)
 * %TO.CFtp,<string>     Footprint name, a string. E.g. LQFP-100_14x14mm_P0.5mm
                         This is the footprint name coming from the CAD tool libraries.
 * %TO.CPgN,<string>     Package name, like the JEDEC JEP95 standard.
 * %TO.CPgD,<string>     Package description.
 * %TO.CHgt,<string>     Height, a decimal, in the unit of the file.
 * %TO.CLbN,<string>     Library name.
 * %TO.CLbD,<string>     Library description.
 * %TO.Sup,<SN>,<SPN>    SN is a field with the supppier name.
 *                       SPN is a field with the supppier part name
 */
class GBR_CMP_PNP_METADATA
{
public:
    enum MOUNT_TYPE
    {
        MOUNT_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED,
        MOUNT_TYPE_SMD,
        MOUNT_TYPE_TH
    };

    double m_Orientation;       // orientation in degree
    wxString m_Manufacturer;    // Manufacturer name
    wxString m_MPN;             // Manufacturer part number
    wxString m_Package;         // Package, as per IPC-7351
    wxString m_Footprint;       // Footprint name, from library
    wxString m_LibraryName;     // Library name, containing the footprint
    wxString m_LibraryDescr;    // Library description
    wxString m_Value;           // Component value
    MOUNT_TYPE m_MountType;     // SMD|TH|Other

    GBR_CMP_PNP_METADATA() :
        m_Orientation( 0.0 ), m_MountType( MOUNT_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED )
    {}

    void ClearData();           // Clear all strings
    /**
     * @return a string containing the formated metadata in X2 syntax.
     * one line by non empty data
     * the orientation is always generated
     */
    wxString FormatCmpPnPMetadata();
};


/** this class handle info which can be added in a gerber file as attribute
 * of an object
 * the GBR_INFO_TYPE types can be OR'ed to add 2 (or more) attributes
 * There are only 3 net attributes defined attached to an object by the %TO command
 * %TO.P
 * %TO.N
 * %TO.C
 * the .P attribute can be used only for flashed pads (using the D03 command)
 * and only for external copper layers, if the component is on a external copper layer
 * for other copper layer items (pads on internal layers, tracks ... ), only .N and .C
 * can be used
 */
class GBR_NETLIST_METADATA
{
public:
    // This enum enables the different net attributes attache to the object
    // the values can be ORed for items which can have more than one attribute
    // (A flashed pad has all allowed attributes)
    enum GBR_NETINFO_TYPE
    {
        GBR_NETINFO_UNSPECIFIED,    ///< idle command (no command)
        GBR_NETINFO_PAD = 1,        ///< print info associated to a flashed pad (TO.P attribute)
        GBR_NETINFO_NET = 2,        ///< print info associated to a net (TO.N attribute)
        GBR_NETINFO_CMP = 4         ///< print info associated to a component (TO.C attribute)
    };

    // these members are used in the %TO object attributes command.
    int      m_NetAttribType;   ///< the type of net info
                                ///< (used to define the gerber string to create)
    bool     m_NotInNet;        ///< true if a pad of a footprint cannot be connected
                                ///< (for instance a mechanical NPTH, ot a not named pad)
                                ///< in this case the pad net name is empty in gerber file
    wxString m_Padname;         ///< for a flashed pad: the pad name ((TO.P attribute)
    wxString m_Cmpref;          ///< the component reference parent of the data
    wxString m_Netname;         ///< for items associated to a net: the netname

    wxString m_ExtraData;       ///< a string to print after %TO object attributes, if not empty
                                ///< it is printed "as this"
    /** If true, do not clear all attributes when a atribute has changed
     *  Usefull when some attributes need to be persistant.
     *  If false, attributes will be cleared if only one attribute cleared
     *  This is a more secure way to set attributes, when all attribute changess are not safely managed
     */
    bool     m_TryKeepPreviousAttributes;


    GBR_NETLIST_METADATA(): m_NetAttribType( GBR_NETINFO_UNSPECIFIED ),
            m_NotInNet( false ), m_TryKeepPreviousAttributes( false )
    {
    }

    /** Clear the extra data string printed at end of net attributes
     */
    void ClearExtraData()
    {
        m_ExtraData.Clear();
    }

    /** Set the extra data string printed at end of net attributes
     */
    void SetExtraData( const wxString& aExtraData)
    {
        m_ExtraData = aExtraData;
    }

    /**
     * remove the net attribute specified by aName
     * If aName == NULL or empty, remove all attributes
     * @param aName is the name (.CN, .P .N or .C) of the attribute to remove
     */
    void ClearAttribute( const wxString* aName )
    {
        if( m_NetAttribType == GBR_NETINFO_UNSPECIFIED )
        {
            m_Padname.clear();
            m_Cmpref.clear();
            m_Netname.clear();
            return;
        }

        if( !aName || aName->IsEmpty() || *aName == ".CN" )
        {
            m_NetAttribType = GBR_NETINFO_UNSPECIFIED;
            m_Padname.clear();
            m_Cmpref.clear();
            m_Netname.clear();
            return;
        }

        if( *aName == ".C" )
        {
            m_NetAttribType &= ~GBR_NETINFO_CMP;
            m_Cmpref.clear();
            return;
        }

        if( *aName == ".N" )
        {
            m_NetAttribType &= ~GBR_NETINFO_NET;
            m_Netname.clear();
            return;
        }

        if( *aName == ".P" )
        {
            m_NetAttribType &= ~GBR_NETINFO_PAD;
            m_Padname.clear();
            return;
        }
    }
};

// Flashed pads use the full attribute set: this is a helper for flashed pads
#define GBR_NETINFO_ALL (GBR_NETLIST_METADATA::GBR_NETINFO_PAD\
                        | GBR_NETLIST_METADATA::GBR_NETINFO_NET\
                        | GBR_NETLIST_METADATA::GBR_NETINFO_CMP )

#endif      // GBR_NETLIST_METADATA_H