draft a mixin for adding element-tracking functionality

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/*
ELEMENT-TRACKER.hpp - registry for tracking instances automatically
Copyright (C) Lumiera.org
2010, Hermann Vosseler <Ichthyostega@web.de>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*/
/** @file element-tracker.hpp
** Tracking instances automatically on creation and disposal.
** Part of the Session interface is exposed as self-contained
** interface modules -- both for notational convenience at the
** usage site, and for keeping session implementation code manageable.
** Clients access these modules as nested parts of the public Session interface
** through references exposing just the respective interfaces, while the actual
** implementation is located in-place (within the SesssionImpl object), packaged
** into a non-public baseclass.
** - the DefsManager acts as frontend to the system of default configurations
** and config rules, allowing to retrieve the \em default version of various
** kinds of objects
** - the top-level Timeline (structural assets) act as facade and entry point
** to the high-level-model (session contents). There is an table of timelines,
** managed automatically and kept in sync with the session::Binding elements
** located directly below model root.
** - likewise there is an table of all Sequence (structural assets), which
** correspond to the roots of track trees, attached below model root.
**
** \par maintaining the link between session, timelines and sequences
** Timeline and Sequence are implemented as asset::Struct, causing them to be
** maintained by the AssetManager, which in turn is attached to the session::Root
** (WIP 3/2010: yet to be implemented). Creation and destruction of timelines and
** sequences is closely connected to some structural changes within the model
** - Timeline is related to session::Binding, where the timelines are leading
** and the binding elements are dependent on both a timeline and a sequence
** - Sequence is related to a Placement<session::Track> -- but only if attached
** immediately below model root; here the tracks are leading and the sequences
** are completely dependent.
** In any case, ctor and dtor of Timeline and Sequence have to care for proper
** registration into the SessionInterfaceModules for timelines and sequences
** respectively. This is accomplished by using kind-of a backdoor, a SessionServices
** (proc internal API) definition, allowing direct communication on implementation
** level, without the need to expose this access point on the public session API.
** The impl::ElementTracker implemented in this sourcefile here relieves these
** calls to maintain a list of asset smart-ptrs
**
** @see SessionImpl
** @see session-services.hpp
**
*/
#ifndef LIB_ELEMENT_TRACKER_H
#define LIB_ELEMENT_TRACKER_H
#include "lib/p.hpp"
#include "lib/ref-array-impl.hpp"
namespace lib {
using lumiera::P;
/**
* Custom implementation of the RefArray interface,
* used by the Session to keep track of all timelines
* and sequences. The registration/deregistration functions
* are accessible as SessionServices
*/
template<typename ELM>
class ElementTracker
: public lib::RefArrayVectorWrapper<P<ELM> >
{
public:
void
append (P<ELM> const& asset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED ("attach entry to session");
}
void
remove (ELM const& asset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED ("detach entry from session");
}
bool
isRegistered (ELM const& asset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED ("detect if the given element is indeed registered within this");
}
};
} // namespace lib
#endif

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bool known (IDA id, const Category& cat) ;
/**remove the given asset from the internal DB.
* <i>together with all its dependants</i> */
* <i>together with all its dependents</i> */
void remove (IDA id) ;
/** extract a sorted list of all registered Assets */

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#ifndef MOBJECT_SESSION_INTERFACE_MODULES_H
#define MOBJECT_SESSION_INTERFACE_MODULES_H
#include "lib/p.hpp"
#include "lib/ref-array-impl.hpp"
#include "lib/element-tracker.hpp"
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namespace mobject {
namespace session {
namespace impl { // impl: list of elements to track
using lumiera::P;
/**
* Custom implementation of the RefArray interface,
* used by the Session to keep track of all timelines
* and sequences. The registration/deregistration functions
* are accessible as SessionServices
*/
template<typename ELM>
class ElementTracker
: public lib::RefArrayVectorWrapper<P<ELM> >
{
public:
void
add (P<ELM> const& asset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED ("attach entry to session");
}
void
remove (P<ELM> const& asset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED ("detach entry from session");
}
};
} //(End) impl list of elements to track
typedef impl::ElementTracker<asset::Timeline> TimelineTracker;
typedef impl::ElementTracker<asset::Sequence> SequenceTracker;
typedef lib::ElementTracker<asset::Timeline> TimelineTracker;
typedef lib::ElementTracker<asset::Sequence> SequenceTracker;
/**

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//#include "lib/util.hpp"
//#include <iostream>
#include <tr1/functional>
//using util::isSameObject;
//using util::contains;
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int checksum = 0;
class AutoRegisteringDummy;
typedef lumiera::P<AutoRegisteringDummy> PDummy;
using std::tr1::function;
using std::tr1::bind;
using std::tr1::ref;
class AutoRegisteringDummy
template<typename TAR>
class AutoRegistered
{
typedef lib::ElementTracker<TAR> Registry;
typedef function<Registry&(void)> RegistryLink;
static RegistryLink getRegistry;
public:
template<typename FUN>
static void
establishRegistryLink (FUN link)
{
AutoRegistered::getRegistry = link;
}
static void
setRegistryInstance (Registry& registry_to_use)
{
establishRegistryLink (bind (ref(registry_to_use)));
}
typedef lumiera::P<TAR> PTarget;
static PTarget
create()
{
REQUIRE (getRegistry);
PTarget newElement (new TAR());
getRegistry().append (newElement);
ENSURE (newElement);
ENSURE (getRegistry().isRegistered(*newElement));
return newElement;
}
void
detach()
{
getRegistry().remove(*this);
ENSURE (!getRegistry().isRegistered(*this));
}
};
/** storage for the functor to link an AutoRegistered entity
* to the corresponding registration service */
template<typename TAR>
AutoRegistered<TAR>::RegistryLink AutoRegistered<TAR>::getRegistry;
/**
* Test Dummy: to be created through the inherited static #create(),
* managed by smart-ptr. Any Dummy instance gets automatically registered
* for tracking, and will be deregistered by invoking #unlink().
* The link to the actual registration service has to be established at
* runtime once, by calling #establishRegistryLink or #setRegistryInstance
*/
struct Dummy
: AutoRegistered<Dummy>
{
const uint id_;
public:
AutoRegisteringDummy()
Dummy()
: id_(++checksum)
{
TODO ("cause the registration");
CHECK (getRegistry().isRegistered (*this));
}
void
unlink()
{
TODO ("cause the deregistration");
getRegistry().remove(*this);
checksum -= id_;
}
static PDummy create();
};
inline PDummy
AutoRegisteringDummy::create()
{
return PDummy (new AutoRegisteringDummy);
}
}
// using proc_interface::AssetManager;
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{
checksum = 0;
{
impl::ElementTracker<AutoRegisteringDummy> trackedDummies;
typedef Dummy AutoRegisteringDummy;
typedef lumiera::P<AutoRegisteringDummy> PDummy;
typedef lib::ElementTracker<Dummy> DummyRegistry;
DummyRegistry trackedDummies;
CHECK (0 == checksum);
CHECK (0 == trackedDummies.size());
AutoRegisteringDummy::setRegistryInstance (trackedDummies);
PDummy dummy1 = AutoRegisteringDummy::create();
PDummy dummy2 = AutoRegisteringDummy::create();
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CHECK (2 == dummy3.use_count());
// deliberately discard our reference,
// so the only remaining ref is in the tracker
// so the only remaining ref is within the registry
dummy1.reset();
dummy2.reset();
CHECK (1 == trackedDummies[0].use_count());