/*
  ==============================================================================

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  ==============================================================================
*/

namespace juce
{

//==============================================================================
/**
    Represents a mouse cursor image.

    This object can either be used to represent one of the standard mouse
    cursor shapes, or a custom one generated from an image.
*/
class JUCE_API  MouseCursor
{
public:
    //==============================================================================
    /** The set of available standard mouse cursors. */
    enum StandardCursorType
    {
        ParentCursor = 0,               /**< Indicates that the component's parent's cursor should be used. */

        NoCursor,                       /**< An invisible cursor. */
        NormalCursor,                   /**< The stardard arrow cursor. */

        WaitCursor,                     /**< The normal hourglass or spinning-beachball 'busy' cursor. */
        IBeamCursor,                    /**< A vertical I-beam for positioning within text. */
        CrosshairCursor,                /**< A pair of crosshairs. */
        CopyingCursor,                  /**< The normal arrow cursor, but with a "+" on it to indicate
                                             that you're dragging a copy of something. */

        PointingHandCursor,             /**< A hand with a pointing finger, for clicking on web-links. */
        DraggingHandCursor,             /**< An open flat hand for dragging heavy objects around. */

        LeftRightResizeCursor,          /**< An arrow pointing left and right. */
        UpDownResizeCursor,             /**< an arrow pointing up and down. */
        UpDownLeftRightResizeCursor,    /**< An arrow pointing up, down, left and right. */

        TopEdgeResizeCursor,            /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the top-edge of a window. */
        BottomEdgeResizeCursor,         /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the bottom-edge of a window. */
        LeftEdgeResizeCursor,           /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the left-edge of a window. */
        RightEdgeResizeCursor,          /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the right-edge of a window. */
        TopLeftCornerResizeCursor,      /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the top-left-corner of a window. */
        TopRightCornerResizeCursor,     /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the top-right-corner of a window. */
        BottomLeftCornerResizeCursor,   /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the bottom-left-corner of a window. */
        BottomRightCornerResizeCursor,  /**< A platform-specific cursor for resizing the bottom-right-corner of a window. */

        NumStandardCursorTypes
    };

    //==============================================================================
    /** Creates the standard arrow cursor. */
    MouseCursor() noexcept;

    /** Creates one of the standard mouse cursor */
    MouseCursor (StandardCursorType);

    /** Creates a custom cursor from an image.

        @param image    the image to use for the cursor - if this is bigger than the
                        system can manage, it might get scaled down first, and might
                        also have to be turned to black-and-white if it can't do colour
                        cursors.
        @param hotSpotX the x position of the cursor's hotspot within the image
        @param hotSpotY the y position of the cursor's hotspot within the image
    */
    MouseCursor (const Image& image, int hotSpotX, int hotSpotY);

    /** Creates a custom cursor from an image.

        @param image    the image to use for the cursor - if this is bigger than the
                        system can manage, it might get scaled down first, and might
                        also have to be turned to black-and-white if it can't do colour
                        cursors.
        @param hotSpotX the x position of the cursor's hotspot within the image
        @param hotSpotY the y position of the cursor's hotspot within the image
        @param scaleFactor the factor by which this image is larger than the target
                           screen size of the cursor.
    */
    MouseCursor (const Image& image, int hotSpotX, int hotSpotY, float scaleFactor);

    //==============================================================================
    /** Creates a copy of another cursor object. */
    MouseCursor (const MouseCursor&);

    /** Copies this cursor from another object. */
    MouseCursor& operator= (const MouseCursor&);

    /** Destructor. */
    ~MouseCursor();

    /** Move constructor */
    MouseCursor (MouseCursor&&) noexcept;

    /** Move assignment operator */
    MouseCursor& operator= (MouseCursor&&) noexcept;

    /** Checks whether two mouse cursors are the same.

        For custom cursors, two cursors created from the same image won't be
        recognised as the same, only MouseCursor objects that have been
        copied from the same object.
    */
    bool operator== (const MouseCursor&) const noexcept;

    /** Checks whether two mouse cursors are the same.

        For custom cursors, two cursors created from the same image won't be
        recognised as the same, only MouseCursor objects that have been
        copied from the same object.
    */
    bool operator!= (const MouseCursor&) const noexcept;

    /** Checks whether this cursor is of the standard type mentioned. */
    bool operator== (StandardCursorType type) const noexcept;

    /** Checks whether this cursor is of the standard type mentioned. */
    bool operator!= (StandardCursorType type) const noexcept;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Makes the system show its default 'busy' cursor.

        This will turn the system cursor to an hourglass or spinning beachball
        until the next time the mouse is moved, or hideWaitCursor() is called.

        This is handy if the message loop is about to block for a couple of
        seconds while busy and you want to give the user feedback about this.
    */
    static void showWaitCursor();

    /** If showWaitCursor has been called, this will return the mouse to its
        normal state.

        This will look at what component is under the mouse, and update the
        cursor to be the correct one for that component.

        @see showWaitCursor
    */
    static void hideWaitCursor();


private:
    //==============================================================================
    class SharedCursorHandle;
    friend class SharedCursorHandle;
    SharedCursorHandle* cursorHandle;

    friend class MouseInputSourceInternal;
    void showInWindow (ComponentPeer* window) const;
    void showInAllWindows() const;
    void* getHandle() const noexcept;

    static void* createStandardMouseCursor (MouseCursor::StandardCursorType type);
    static void deleteMouseCursor (void* cursorHandle, bool isStandard);

    JUCE_LEAK_DETECTOR (MouseCursor)
};

} // namespace juce