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							- /*
 -   ==============================================================================
 - 
 -    This file is part of the JUCE library.
 -    Copyright (c) 2022 - Raw Material Software Limited
 - 
 -    JUCE is an open source library subject to commercial or open-source
 -    licensing.
 - 
 -    By using JUCE, you agree to the terms of both the JUCE 7 End-User License
 -    Agreement and JUCE Privacy Policy.
 - 
 -    End User License Agreement: www.juce.com/juce-7-licence
 -    Privacy Policy: www.juce.com/juce-privacy-policy
 - 
 -    Or: You may also use this code under the terms of the GPL v3 (see
 -    www.gnu.org/licenses).
 - 
 -    JUCE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, AND ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER
 -    EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE, ARE
 -    DISCLAIMED.
 - 
 -   ==============================================================================
 - */
 - 
 - namespace juce
 - {
 - 
 - //==============================================================================
 - /**
 -     Functions that allow sharing content between apps and devices.
 - 
 -     You can share text, images, files or an arbitrary data block.
 - 
 -     @tags{GUI}
 - */
 - class JUCE_API ContentSharer
 - {
 - public:
 -     ContentSharer() = delete;
 - 
 -     /** A callback of this type is passed when starting a content sharing
 -         session.
 - 
 -         When the session ends, the function will receive a flag indicating
 -         whether the session was successful. In the case of failure, the
 -         errorText argument may hold a string describing the problem.
 -     */
 -     using Callback = std::function<void (bool success, const String& errorText)>;
 - 
 -     /** Shares the given files. Each URL should be either a full file path
 -         or it should point to a resource within the application bundle. For
 -         resources on iOS it should be something like "content/image.png" if you
 -         want to specify a file from application bundle located in "content"
 -         directory. On Android you should specify only a filename, without an
 -         extension.
 - 
 -         Upon completion you will receive a callback with a sharing result. Note:
 -         Sadly on Android the returned success flag may be wrong as there is no
 -         standard way the sharing targets report if the sharing operation
 -         succeeded. Also, the optional error message is always empty on Android.
 - 
 -         @param files        the files to share
 -         @param callback     a callback that will be called on the main thread
 -                             when the sharing session ends
 -         @param parent       the component that should be used to host the
 -                             sharing view
 -     */
 -     [[nodiscard]] static ScopedMessageBox shareFilesScoped (const Array<URL>& files,
 -                                                             Callback callback,
 -                                                             Component* parent = nullptr);
 - 
 -     /** Shares the given text.
 - 
 -         Upon completion you will receive a callback with a sharing result. Note:
 -         Sadly on Android the returned success flag may be wrong as there is no
 -         standard way the sharing targets report if the sharing operation
 -         succeeded. Also, the optional error message is always empty on Android.
 - 
 -         @param text         the text to share
 -         @param callback     a callback that will be called on the main thread
 -                             when the sharing session ends
 -         @param parent       the component that should be used to host the
 -                             sharing view
 -     */
 -     [[nodiscard]] static ScopedMessageBox shareTextScoped (const String& text,
 -                                                            Callback callback,
 -                                                            Component* parent = nullptr);
 - 
 -     /** A convenience function to share an image. This is useful when you have images
 -         loaded in memory. The images will be written to temporary files first, so if
 -         you have the images in question stored on disk already call shareFiles() instead.
 -         By default, images will be saved to PNG files, but you can supply a custom
 -         ImageFileFormat to override this. The custom file format will be owned and
 -         deleted by the sharer. e.g.
 - 
 -         @code
 -         Graphics g (myImage);
 -         g.setColour (Colours::green);
 -         g.fillEllipse (20, 20, 300, 200);
 -         Array<Image> images;
 -         images.add (myImage);
 -         ContentSharer::getInstance()->shareImages (images, myCallback);
 -         @endcode
 - 
 -         Upon completion you will receive a callback with a sharing result. Note:
 -         Sadly on Android the returned success flag may be wrong as there is no
 -         standard way the sharing targets report if the sharing operation
 -         succeeded. Also, the optional error message is always empty on Android.
 - 
 -         @param images       the images to share
 -         @param format       the file format to use when saving the images.
 -                             If no format is provided, a sensible default will
 -                             be used.
 -         @param callback     a callback that will be called on the main thread
 -                             when the sharing session ends
 -         @param parent       the component that should be used to host the
 -                             sharing view
 -     */
 -     [[nodiscard]] static ScopedMessageBox shareImagesScoped (const Array<Image>& images,
 -                                                              std::unique_ptr<ImageFileFormat> format,
 -                                                              Callback callback,
 -                                                              Component* parent = nullptr);
 - 
 -     /** A convenience function to share arbitrary data. The data will be written
 -         to a temporary file and then that file will be shared. If you have
 -         your data stored on disk already, call shareFiles() instead.
 - 
 -         Upon completion you will receive a callback with a sharing result. Note:
 -         Sadly on Android the returned success flag may be wrong as there is no
 -         standard way the sharing targets report if the sharing operation
 -         succeeded. Also, the optional error message is always empty on Android.
 - 
 -         @param mb           the data to share
 -         @param callback     a callback that will be called on the main thread
 -                             when the sharing session ends
 -         @param parent       the component that should be used to host the
 -                             sharing view
 -     */
 -     [[nodiscard]] static ScopedMessageBox shareDataScoped (const MemoryBlock& mb,
 -                                                            Callback callback,
 -                                                            Component* parent = nullptr);
 - };
 - 
 - } // namespace juce
 
 
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