/** 
 * @file llurlregistry.h
 * @author Martin Reddy
 * @brief Contains a set of Url types that can be matched in a string
 *
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 */

#ifndef LL_LLURLREGISTRY_H
#define LL_LLURLREGISTRY_H

#include "llurlentry.h"
#include "llurlmatch.h"
#include "llsingleton.h"
#include "llstring.h"

#include <string>
#include <vector>

/// This default callback for findUrl() simply ignores any label updates
void LLUrlRegistryNullCallback(const std::string &url,
							   const std::string &label,
							   const std::string &icon);

///
/// LLUrlRegistry is a singleton that contains a set of Url types that
/// can be matched in string. E.g., http:// or secondlife:// Urls.
///
/// Clients call the findUrl() method on a string to locate the first
/// occurence of a supported Urls in that string. If findUrl() returns
/// true, the LLUrlMatch object will be updated to describe the Url
/// that was matched, including a label that can be used to hyperlink
/// the Url, an icon to display next to the Url, and a XUI menu that
/// can be used as a popup context menu for that Url.
///
/// New Url types can be added to the registry with the registerUrl
/// method. E.g., to add support for a new secondlife:///app/ Url.
///
/// Computing the label for a Url could involve a roundtrip request
/// to the server (e.g., to find the actual agent or group name).
/// As such, you can provide a callback method that will get invoked
/// when a new label is available for one of your matched Urls.
///
class LLUrlRegistry : public LLSingleton<LLUrlRegistry>
{
public:
	~LLUrlRegistry();

	/// add a new Url handler to the registry (will be freed on destruction)
	/// optionally force it to the front of the list, making it take
	/// priority over other regular expression matches for URLs
	void registerUrl(LLUrlEntryBase *url, bool force_front = false);

	/// get the next Url in an input string, starting at a given character offset
	/// your callback is invoked if the matched Url's label changes in the future
	bool findUrl(const std::string &text, LLUrlMatch &match,
				 const LLUrlLabelCallback &cb = &LLUrlRegistryNullCallback,
				 bool is_content_trusted = false);

	/// a slightly less efficient version of findUrl for wide strings
	bool findUrl(const LLWString &text, LLUrlMatch &match,
				 const LLUrlLabelCallback &cb = &LLUrlRegistryNullCallback);

	// return true if the given string contains a URL that findUrl would match
	bool hasUrl(const std::string &text);
	bool hasUrl(const LLWString &text);

	// return true if the given string is a URL that findUrl would match
	bool isUrl(const std::string &text);
	bool isUrl(const LLWString &text);

private:
	LLUrlRegistry();
	friend class LLSingleton<LLUrlRegistry>;

	std::vector<LLUrlEntryBase *> mUrlEntry;
	LLUrlEntryBase*	mUrlEntryIcon;
	LLUrlEntryBase* mUrlEntryHTTPLabel;
	LLUrlEntryBase* mUrlEntrySLLabel;
};

#endif
