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/***************************************************************************
begin : Thu Aug 19 2004
copyright : (C) 2002 - 2004 by Michael Pyne
email : [email protected]
***************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
* *
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify *
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by *
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or *
* (at your option) any later version. *
* *
***************************************************************************/
#ifndef _UPCOMINGPLAYLIST_H
#define _UPCOMINGPLAYLIST_H
#include <tqguardedptr.h>
#include "playlist.h"
#include "tracksequenceiterator.h"
class TrackSequenceManager;
/**
* A class to implement upcoming playlist support in JuK. It is closely
* associated with the UpcomingSequenceIterator class. It works by using
* whatever iterator is currently being used by the TrackSequenceManager
* instance when this playlist is constructed to form a list of upcoming tracks.
* After the playlist is created, tracks are played from top to bottom until
* the list is empty. If loop playlist is enabled, tracks are automatically
* added as tracks are removed. Also, enabling this playlist causes the base
* Playlist class to add an item to the context-menu to add the selected items
* to this playlist. If the user double-clicks any track to force it to play,
* it is added to the top of this playlist automatically, replacing any
* currently playing song.
*
* @author Michael Pyne <[email protected]>
* @see UpcomingSequenceIterator
*/
class UpcomingPlaylist : public Playlist
{
public:
/**
* Constructor for the UpcomingPlaylist object. You should only ever have
* one instance of this class. You should call the initialize() function
* before using the created object.
*
* @see initialize
* @param collection The PlaylistCollection that owns this playlist.
* @param defaultSize The default number of tracks to place in the playlist.
*/
UpcomingPlaylist(PlaylistCollection *collection, int defaultSize = 15);
/**
* Destructor for the UpcomingPlaylist. This destructor will restore the
* iterator for the TrackSequenceManager, and if a song is playing when
* this playlist is removed, it will remain playing after the playlist is
* destroyed.
*/
virtual ~UpcomingPlaylist();
/**
* This function initializes the upcoming playlist, so that you can create
* it before the GUI has been completely setup. If a song is playing when
* this function is called, then the song will be added to this playlist,
* automatically with no interruption in playback.
*/
void initialize();
/**
* Appends the given items to the end of the playlist. Use this function
* instead of createItems() since this function ensures that the items are
* added to the end of the playlist.
*
* @see createItems(const PlaylistItemList &, PlaylistItem *)
* @param itemList The list of PlaylistItems to append.
*/
void appendItems(const PlaylistItemList &itemList);
/**
* Reimplemented to set the playing item in both the source playlist
* and the upcoming playlist.
*/
virtual void playNext();
/**
* Reimplemented to remove the item from the Playlist index.
*/
virtual void clearItem(PlaylistItem *item, bool emitChanged = true);
virtual void addFiles(const TQStringList &files, PlaylistItem *after = 0);
/**
* Returns a reference to the index between items in the list and the
* playlist that they came from. This is used to remap the currently
* playing item to the source playlist.
*/
TQMap<PlaylistItem::Pointer, TQGuardedPtr<Playlist> > &playlistIndex();
bool active() const { return m_active; }
private:
/**
* Internal function to restore the TrackSequenceManager to the state
* it was in when the object was constructed, except for the playing
* item.
*/
void removeIteratorOverride();
/**
* This function returns the instance of the TrackSequenceManager.
*
* @return the TrackSequenceManager instance.
* @see TrackSequenceManager::instance()
*/
TrackSequenceManager *manager() const;
private:
class UpcomingSequenceIterator;
friend class UpcomingSequenceIterator;
bool m_active;
TrackSequenceIterator *m_oldIterator;
int m_defaultSize;
TQMap<PlaylistItem::Pointer, TQGuardedPtr<Playlist> > m_playlistIndex;
};
/**
* An implementation of TrackSequenceIterator designed to work with
* UpcomingPlaylist. It is installed by UpcomingPlaylist to ensure that the
* UpcomingPlaylist is in charge of the playback sequence.
*
* @see UpcomingPlaylist
* @see TrackSequenceManager
* @author Michael Pyne <[email protected]>
*/
class UpcomingPlaylist::UpcomingSequenceIterator : public TrackSequenceIterator
{
public:
/**
* Default constructor.
*
* @param playlist The UpcomingPlaylist this iterator belongs to.
*/
UpcomingSequenceIterator(UpcomingPlaylist *playlist);
/**
* Copy constructor.
*
* @param other The UpcomingSequenceIterator to copy.
*/
UpcomingSequenceIterator(const UpcomingSequenceIterator &other);
/**
* Destructor.
*/
virtual ~UpcomingSequenceIterator();
/**
* Advances to the next song in the UpcomingPlaylist.
*/
virtual void advance();
/**
* This function does nothing, as the currently playing song in the
* UpcomingPlaylist is always the first song in the sequence.
*/
virtual void backup();
/**
* This function returns a perfect duplicate of the object it is called
* on, to avoid the C++ slicing problem.
*
* @return A pointer to a copy of the object it is called on.
*/
virtual UpcomingSequenceIterator *clone() const;
/**
* This function sets the currently playing item to @a currentItem. If the
* item doesn't belong to the parent UpcomingPlaylist, it will be added to
* the UpcomingPlaylist, replacing any track that may be playing.
* Otherwise, it is moved up and set to play, replacing any track that may
* be playing.
*
* @param currentItem The PlaylistItem to play.
*/
virtual void setCurrent(PlaylistItem *currentItem);
/**
* This function resets any internet state.
*/
virtual void reset();
/**
* This function readies the UpcomingSequenceIterator for playback, by
* making sure the parent UpcomingPlaylist has items to play if it is
* empty.
*/
virtual void prepareToPlay(Playlist *);
private:
UpcomingPlaylist *m_playlist;
};
TQDataStream &operator<<(TQDataStream &s, const UpcomingPlaylist &p);
TQDataStream &operator>>(TQDataStream &s, UpcomingPlaylist &p);
#endif /* _UPCOMINGPLAYLIST_H */
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