#ifndef WM_STRUCT_H
#define WM_STRUCT_H
/*
 * $Id: wm_struct.h,v 1.7 1999/05/28 03:35:58 dirk Exp $
 *
 * This file is part of WorkMan, the civilized CD player library
 * (c) 1991-1997 by Steven Grimm (original author)
 * (c) by Dirk Försterling (current 'author' = maintainer)
 * The maintainer can be contacted by his e-mail address:
 * milliByte@DeathsDoor.com
 *
 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
 * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 * version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This library 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
 * Library General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
 * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free
 * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
 *
 */



/*
 * Structure for a single track.  This is pretty much self-explanatory --
 * one of these exists for each track on the current CD.
 */
struct wm_trackinfo
{
  char	*songname;	/* Name of song, dynamically allocated */
  char	*otherdb;	/* Unrecognized info for this track */
  char	*otherrc;
  int	length;		/* Length of track in seconds or Kbytes */
  int	start;		/* Starting position (f+s*75+m*60*75) */
  int	volume;		/* Per-track volume (1-32, 0 to disable) */
  int	track;		/* Physical track number */
  int	section;	/* Section number (0 if track not split) */
  int	contd;		/* Flag: continuation of previous track */
  int	avoid;		/* Flag: don't play this track. */
  int	data;		/* Flag: data track */
};

/*
 * Structure for internal playlist management.  The internal playlist is
 * simply the list of track ranges that are being played currently.  This
 * is built whenever the CD starts playing; it's used in normal and shuffle
 * modes as well as playlist mode.
 *
 * The "starttime" element represents how much time has elapsed by the time
 * we get to this entry.  For instance, if the list begins with a 5-minute
 * track and a 3-minute track, the third entry would have a starttime of 8
 * minutes.  This is used so that the elapsed play time can be displayed
 * even in shuffle or playlist modes.
 *
 * The last member of the list has a start track of 0, and its starttime is
 * the total playing time of the playlist (which will usually be overestimated,
 * since we don't play leadouts in some cases.)
 */
struct wm_play
{
  int	start;		/* Start track, or 0 if end of list */
  int	end;		/* last track plus 1 */
  int	starttime;	/* Number of seconds elapsed previously */
};

/*
 * Structure for playlists (as seen by the user.)  This is simply a name
 * followed by a zero-terminated list of track numbers to play.  The list
 * is terminated by a NULL name.
 */
struct wm_playlist
{
  char	*name;		/* Name of this playlist */
  int	*list;		/* List of tracks */
};

struct wm_cdinfo
{
  char	artist[84];	/* Artist's name */
  char	cdname[84];	/* Disc's name */
  int	ntracks;	/* Number of tracks on the disc */
  int	length;		/* Total running time in seconds */
  int	autoplay;	/* Start playing CD immediately */
  int	playmode;	/* How to play the CD */
  int	volume;		/* Default volume (1-32, 0 for none) */
  struct wm_trackinfo *trk;	/* struct wm_trackinfo[ntracks] */
  struct wm_playlist *lists;	/* User-specified playlists */
  char	*whichdb;	/* Which database is this entry from? */
  char	*otherdb;	/* Unrecognized lines from this entry */
  char	*otherrc;
  char	*user;		/* Name of originating user */
  unsigned int cddbid;  /* CDDB-ID of the current disc */
  struct cdinfo *next;	/* For browsers, etc. */
};

/* The global variable "cd" points to the struct for the CD that's playing. */
extern struct wm_cdinfo *cd;

struct wm_playlist *new_list();

enum wm_cd_modes
{
  WM_CDM_UNKNOWN = -1,
  WM_CDM_BACK = 0, WM_CDM_TRACK_DONE = 0,
  WM_CDM_PLAYING = 1,
  WM_CDM_FORWARD = 2,
  WM_CDM_PAUSED = 3,
  WM_CDM_STOPPED = 4,
  WM_CDM_EJECTED = 5
};

/*
 * Drive descriptor structure.  Used for access to low-level routines.
 */
struct wm_drive
{
  int	fd;		/* File descriptor, if used by platform */
  char	vendor[32];	/* Vendor name */
  char	model[32];	/* Drive model */
  char  revision[32];   /* Revision of the drive */
  void	*aux;		/* Pointer to optional platform-specific info */
  void	*daux;		/* Pointer to optional drive-specific info */

  int	(*init)();
  int	(*get_trackcount)();
  int	(*get_cdlen)();
  int	(*get_trackinfo)();
  int	(*get_drive_status)();
  int	(*get_volume)();
  int	(*set_volume)();
  int	(*pause)();
  int	(*resume)();
  int	(*stop)();
  int	(*play)();
  int	(*eject)();
  int   (*closetray)();
};

/*
 * Structure for information of the usage of cddb.
 */
struct wm_cddb {
        int     protocol;               /* 0-off, 1-cddbp, 2-http, 3-htproxy */
        char    cddb_server[84];        /* host.domain.name:port */
        char    mail_adress[84];        /* user@domain.name */
        char    path_to_cgi[84];        /* (/)path/to/cddb.cgi */
        char    proxy_server[84];       /* host.domain.name:port */
};
extern struct wm_cddb cddb;


/*
 * Each platform has to define generic functions, so may as well declare
 * them all here to save space.
 * These functions should never be seen outside libworkman. So I don't care
 * about the wm_ naming convention here.
 */
int     gen_init(),
        gen_get_trackcount(),
        gen_get_cdlen(),
        gen_get_trackinfo(),
	gen_get_drive_status(),
	gen_get_volume(),
	gen_set_volume(),
	gen_pause(),
	gen_resume(),
	gen_stop(),
	gen_play(),
	gen_eject(),
	gen_closetray();

struct wm_drive *find_drive_struct();


#endif /* WM_STRUCT_H */