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--
--  gcsd
--
--  gcsd the generic command sequencer daemon can be used to serialize
--  commands sent over various paralell communication channels to a
--  single command output. It can be seen as a multiplexer for any
--  kind of communication between a single resource and various clients
--  which want to submit commands to it or query information from it.
--  gcsd is written in C and Lua. The goal is to provide an easy to
--  understand high level API based on Lua which can be used to
--  implement the business logic of the so formed multiplexer daemon.
--
--
--  Copyright (C) 2009-2010 Markus Grueneis <gimpf@spreadspace.org>
--                          Christian Pointner <equinox@spreadspace.org>
--
--  This file is part of gcsd.
--
--  gcsd 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 3 of the License, or
--  any later version.
--
--  gcsd is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
--  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
--  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
--  GNU General Public License for more details.
--
--  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
--  along with gcsd. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
--

-- tcp_listen module class
local tcp_listen = {}
tcp_listen.properties = { type=defines.IN_MODULE, name="tcp-listen", max_instances=-1 }
tcp_listen.defaults = { port = "1234" }
tcp_listen.next_id = 0

-- create new instance of tcp_listen module class
function tcp_listen:new(config, runtype)
   local inst = {}
   inst.class = self
   inst.config = config
   inst.config.runtype = runtype
   if(config.name == nil or config.name == "") then
      inst.name = self.properties.name .. self.next_id
      self.next_id = self.next_id + 1
   else
      inst.name = config.name
   end
   if(not config.port) then config.port = self.defaults.port end

   local lst, err = tcp.server(config.addr, config.port, config.resolv_type)
   if(not lst) then
      return nil
   end

   inst.listeners = lst
   for _, l in ipairs(inst.listeners) do
      log.printf(log.NOTICE, "%s: listening on %s", inst.name, tcp.endtostring(l.local_end))

      function l:read()
         local new_client, addr = tcp.accept(self.fd)
         if(not new_client) then
            log.printf(ERROR, "inst.name: %s", addr)
            return defines.KILL_MODULE
         end

         local client_handle = {}
         client_handle.fd = new_client
         client_handle.client_instance = nil
         client_handle.in_buffer = ""
         client_handle.out_buffer = ""
         function client_handle:read()
            -- TODO: which size should we request??
            local buffer, err = tcp.recv(self.fd, 100)
            if(buffer == nil) then
               log.printf(log.ERROR, inst.name .. ": connection error: %s", err)
               return defines.KILL_CLIENT
            end
            if(#buffer == 0) then
               log.printf(log.INFO, inst.name .. ": connection closed")
               return defines.KILL_CLIENT
            end

            self.in_buffer = self.in_buffer .. buffer
            if(inst.config.runtype == defines.IN_MODULE) then
               self.in_buffer = command_table:dispatch(self.in_buffer)
            else
               self.in_buffer = response_table:dispatch(self.in_buffer)
            end

            return defines.OK
         end
         function client_handle:write()
            local len, err = tcp.send(self.fd, self.out_buffer)
            if(len == nil) then
               log.printf(log.ERROR, inst.name .. ": connection error: %s", err)
               ret = defines.KILL_CLIENT
            else
               self.out_buffer = string.sub(self.out_buffer, len+1)
            end
            if(inst.config.runtype == defines.OUT_MODULE and self.out_buffer == "") then
               command_queue:command_sent()
            end
            return defines.OK
         end

         local client = {}
         client.module_instance = inst
         client.addr = addr
         client.name = inst.name .. "#" .. tcp.endtostring(addr)
         function client:process_response() end
         function client:process_timeout() end
         function client:get_read_handles()
            return { client_handle }
         end
         function client:get_write_handles()
            if(client_handle.out_buffer ~= "") then
               return { client_handle }
            else
               return {}
            end
         end
         function client:cleanup()
            rawio.close(client_handle.fd)
         end
         client_handle.client_instance = client
         client_list:register(client)
         return defines.OK
      end
      function l:write() return defines.OK end
   end

   function inst:cleanup()
      client_list:unregister_by_module(self)
      for _, l in ipairs(self.listeners) do
         rawio.close(l.fd);
      end
   end
   function inst:get_read_handles()
      return self.listeners
   end
   function inst:get_write_handles()
      return {}
   end
   setmetatable(inst, {})
   getmetatable(inst).__gc = function() inst:cleanup() end

   return inst
end

return tcp_listen