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#include "imacrohandler.h"

#include "macro.h"

using namespace Macros;

/*!
    \class Macro::IEventHandler
    \brief Base class for all macro event handlers.

    An event handler is used to handle a specific type of macro events.
    They are used to create and replay macro events, use MacroManager::registerEventHandler
    to add a new event handler.
*/

/*!
    \fn void IEventHandler::startRecording(Macro* macro)

    This method is called when starting to record a macro, it can be used
    to initialize some data.
*/

/*!
    \fn void IEventHandler::endRecordingMacro(Macro* macro)

    This method is called after recording a macro, to cleanup everything.
*/

/*!
    \fn bool IEventHandler::canExecuteEvent(const MacroEvent &macroEvent)

    When replaying a macro, the manager iterate through all macro events
    in the macro and call this method to know which handler to use.
    If the method returns true, executeEvent is called.
*/

/*!
    \fn bool IEventHandler::executeEvent(const MacroEvent &macroEvent)

    This method execute a specific macro event, using the values stored in
    the macro event.
*/

class IMacroHandler::IMacroHandlerPrivate
{
public:
    IMacroHandlerPrivate();

    Macro *currentMacro;
};

IMacroHandler::IMacroHandlerPrivate::IMacroHandlerPrivate() :
    currentMacro(0)
{
}


// ---------- IMacroHandler ------------

IMacroHandler::IMacroHandler():
    d(new IMacroHandlerPrivate)
{
}

IMacroHandler::~IMacroHandler()
{
    delete d;
}

void IMacroHandler::startRecording(Macro* macro)
{
    d->currentMacro = macro;
}

void IMacroHandler::endRecordingMacro(Macro* macro)
{
    Q_UNUSED(macro)
    d->currentMacro = 0;
}

void IMacroHandler::addMacroEvent(const MacroEvent& event)
{
    if (d->currentMacro)
        d->currentMacro->append(event);
}

void IMacroHandler::setCurrentMacro(Macro *macro)
{
    d->currentMacro = macro;
}

bool IMacroHandler::isRecording() const
{
    return d->currentMacro != 0;
}