// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

// SeekableBuffer to support backward and forward seeking in a buffer for
// reading a media data source.
//
// In order to support backward and forward seeking, this class buffers data in
// both backward and forward directions, the current read position can be reset
// to anywhere in the buffered data.
//
// The amount of data buffered is regulated by two variables at construction,
// |backward_capacity| and |forward_capacity|.
//
// In the case of reading and seeking forward, the current read position
// advances and there will be more data in the backward direction. If backward
// bytes exceeds |backward_capacity|, the exceeding bytes are evicted and thus
// backward_bytes() will always be less than or equal to |backward_capacity|.
// The eviction will be caused by Read() and Seek() in the forward direction and
// is done internally when the mentioned criteria is fulfilled.
//
// In the case of appending data to the buffer, there is an advisory limit of
// how many bytes can be kept in the forward direction, regulated by
// |forward_capacity|. The append operation (by calling Append()) that caused
// forward bytes to exceed |forward_capacity| will have a return value that
// advises a halt of append operation, further append operations are allowed but
// are not advised. Since this class is used as a backend buffer for caching
// media files downloaded from network we cannot afford losing data, we can
// only advise a halt of further writing to this buffer.
// This class is not inherently thread-safe. Concurrent access must be
// externally serialized.

#ifndef MEDIA_BASE_SEEKABLE_BUFFER_H_
#define MEDIA_BASE_SEEKABLE_BUFFER_H_

#include <stdint.h>

#include <list>

#include "base/macros.h"
#include "base/memory/ref_counted.h"
#include "base/time/time.h"
#include "media/base/media_export.h"

namespace media {

class DataBuffer;

class MEDIA_EXPORT SeekableBuffer {
 public:
  // Constructs an instance with |forward_capacity| and |backward_capacity|.
  // The values are in bytes.
  SeekableBuffer(int backward_capacity, int forward_capacity);

  ~SeekableBuffer();

  // Clears the buffer queue.
  void Clear();

  // Reads a maximum of |size| bytes into |data| from the current read
  // position. Returns the number of bytes read.
  // The current read position will advance by the amount of bytes read. If
  // reading caused backward_bytes() to exceed backward_capacity(), an eviction
  // of the backward buffer will be done internally.
  int Read(uint8_t* data, int size);

  // Copies up to |size| bytes from current position to |data|. Returns
  // number of bytes copied. Doesn't advance current position. Optionally
  // starts at a |forward_offset| from current position.
  int Peek(uint8_t* data, int size) { return Peek(data, size, 0); }
  int Peek(uint8_t* data, int size, int forward_offset);

  // Returns pointer to the current chunk of data that is being consumed.
  // If there is no data left in the buffer false is returned, otherwise
  // true is returned and |data| and |size| are updated. The returned
  // |data| value becomes invalid when Read(), Append() or Seek()
  // are called.
  bool GetCurrentChunk(const uint8_t** data, int* size) const;

  // Appends |buffer_in| to this buffer. Returns false if forward_bytes() is
  // greater than or equals to forward_capacity(), true otherwise. The data
  // is added to the buffer in any case.
  bool Append(const scoped_refptr<DataBuffer>& buffer_in);

  // Appends |size| bytes of |data| to the buffer. Result is the same
  // as for Append(Buffer*).
  bool Append(const uint8_t* data, int size);

  // Moves the read position by |offset| bytes. If |offset| is positive, the
  // current read position is moved forward. If negative, the current read
  // position is moved backward. A zero |offset| value will keep the current
  // read position stationary.
  // If |offset| exceeds bytes buffered in either direction, reported by
  // forward_bytes() when seeking forward and backward_bytes() when seeking
  // backward, the seek operation will fail and return value will be false.
  // If the seek operation fails, the current read position will not be updated.
  // If a forward seeking caused backward_bytes() to exceed backward_capacity(),
  // this method call will cause an eviction of the backward buffer.
  bool Seek(int32_t offset);

  // Returns the number of bytes buffered beyond the current read position.
  int forward_bytes() const { return forward_bytes_; }

  // Returns the number of bytes buffered that precedes the current read
  // position.
  int backward_bytes() const { return backward_bytes_; }

  // Sets the forward_capacity to |new_forward_capacity| bytes.
  void set_forward_capacity(int new_forward_capacity) {
    forward_capacity_ = new_forward_capacity;
  }

  // Sets the backward_capacity to |new_backward_capacity| bytes.
  void set_backward_capacity(int new_backward_capacity) {
    backward_capacity_ = new_backward_capacity;
  }

  // Returns the maximum number of bytes that should be kept in the forward
  // direction.
  int forward_capacity() const { return forward_capacity_; }

  // Returns the maximum number of bytes that should be kept in the backward
  // direction.
  int backward_capacity() const { return backward_capacity_; }

  // Returns the current timestamp, taking into account current offset. The
  // value calculated based on the timestamp of the current buffer. If
  // timestamp for the current buffer is set to 0 or the data was added with
  // Append(const uint*, int), then returns value that corresponds to the
  // last position in a buffer that had timestamp set.
  // kNoTimestamp is returned if no buffers we read from had timestamp set.
  base::TimeDelta current_time() const { return current_time_; }

 private:
  // Definition of the buffer queue.
  typedef std::list<scoped_refptr<DataBuffer> > BufferQueue;

  // A helper method to evict buffers in the backward direction until backward
  // bytes is within the backward capacity.
  void EvictBackwardBuffers();

  // An internal method shared by Read() and SeekForward() that actually does
  // reading. It reads a maximum of |size| bytes into |data|. Returns the number
  // of bytes read. The current read position will be moved forward by the
  // number of bytes read. If |data| is NULL, only the current read position
  // will advance but no data will be copied.
  int InternalRead(uint8_t* data,
                   int size,
                   bool advance_position,
                   int forward_offset);

  // A helper method that moves the current read position forward by |size|
  // bytes.
  // If the return value is true, the operation completed successfully.
  // If the return value is false, |size| is greater than forward_bytes() and
  // the seek operation failed. The current read position is not updated.
  bool SeekForward(int size);

  // A helper method that moves the current read position backward by |size|
  // bytes.
  // If the return value is true, the operation completed successfully.
  // If the return value is false, |size| is greater than backward_bytes() and
  // the seek operation failed. The current read position is not updated.
  bool SeekBackward(int size);

  // Updates |current_time_| with the time that corresponds to the
  // specified position in the buffer.
  void UpdateCurrentTime(BufferQueue::iterator buffer, int offset);

  BufferQueue::iterator current_buffer_;
  BufferQueue buffers_;
  int current_buffer_offset_;

  int backward_capacity_;
  int backward_bytes_;

  int forward_capacity_;
  int forward_bytes_;

  // Keeps track of the most recent time we've seen in case the |buffers_| is
  // empty when our owner asks what time it is.
  base::TimeDelta current_time_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(SeekableBuffer);
};

}  // namespace media

#endif  // MEDIA_BASE_SEEKABLE_BUFFER_H_