#pragma once

#include <string>

#include <iostream>

#include <cassert>

#include <limits>

#include <relpipe/protocol/constants.h>

namespace relpipe {

namespace reader {

/**

 * The prototype does not have various integer and other numeric data types,

 * it just works with one type of integer.

 * But this integer has variable length -- smaller values occupy only one byte, bigger ones, more bytes 1,2,4,8 + first byte (contains length signalization).

 * In the real implementation of relational pipes, there will be DataTypes for particular numeric types.

 * 

 * TODO: support also big endian architectures.

 * TODO: throw exception if a value was stored in bigger type than needed (while reading – there should be only one supported way how to encode a single value)

 * 

 * Example of encoded values:

 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * $ for n in 0 1 10 250 251 252 65535 65536 4294967295 4294967296 18446744073709551615; do printf '%20s = ' $n; dist/Debug/GNU-Linux/rp-prototype write integer $n | hd | head -n 1; done

 *                    0 = 00000000  00                                                |.|

 *                    1 = 00000000  01                                                |.|

 *                   10 = 00000000  0a                                                |.|

 *                  250 = 00000000  fa                                                |.|

 *                  251 = 00000000  fb fb                                             |..|

 *                  252 = 00000000  fb fc                                             |..|

 *                65535 = 00000000  fc ff ff                                          |...|

 *                65536 = 00000000  fd 00 00 01 00                                    |.....|

 *           4294967295 = 00000000  fd ff ff ff ff                                    |.....|

 *           4294967296 = 00000000  fe 00 00 00 00 01 00 00  00                       |.........|

 * 18446744073709551615 = 00000000  fe ff ff ff ff ff ff ff  ff                       |.........|

 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * 

 * Example of decoded values:

 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * $ for n in 0 1 10 250 251 252 65535 65536 4294967295 4294967296 18446744073709551615; do dist/Debug/GNU-Linux/rp-prototype write integer $n | dist/Debug/GNU-Linux/rp-prototype read integer; done;

 * 0

 * 1

 * 10

 * 250

 * 251

 * 252

 * 65535

 * 65536

 * 4294967295

 * 4294967296

 * 18446744073709551615

 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * 

 * Note: similar format as original idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X.690#Length_octets

 * 

 */

class IntegerDataTypeReader : public DataTypeReader<integer_t> {

private:

	static const uint8_t INTEGER_TYPE_UINT8 = 251;

	static const uint8_t INTEGER_TYPE_UINT16 = 252;

	static const uint8_t INTEGER_TYPE_UINT32 = 253;

	static const uint8_t INTEGER_TYPE_UINT64 = 254;

	static const uint8_t INTEGER_TYPE_RESERVED = 255;

	template<typename T> integer_t read(std::istream &input) {

		T value = 0;

		input.read(reinterpret_cast<char *> (&value), sizeof (value));

		return value;

	}

public:

	}

	integer_t readValue(std::istream &input) override {

		uint8_t first;

		input.read(reinterpret_cast<char *> (&first), sizeof (first));

		if (input.good()) {

			if (first < INTEGER_TYPE_UINT8) return first;

			else if (first == INTEGER_TYPE_UINT8) return read<uint8_t>(input);

			else if (first == INTEGER_TYPE_UINT16) return read<uint16_t>(input);

			else if (first == INTEGER_TYPE_UINT32) return read<uint32_t>(input);

			else if (first == INTEGER_TYPE_UINT64) return read<uint64_t>(input);

			else throw RelpipeReaderException(L"Error while parsing integer type: unsupported type");

		} else {

			throw RelpipeReaderException(L"Error while reading integer from the stream.");

		}

	}

	string_t toString(const integer_t &value) override {

		return std::to_wstring(value);

	}

};

}

}