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/*  -*- mode: C++; c-file-style: "gnu" -*-
    bodypart.h

    This file is part of KMail's plugin interface.
    Copyright (c) 2004 Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>,
                       Ingo Kloecker <kloecker@kde.org>

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*/

#ifndef __KMAIL_INTERFACES_BODYPART_H__
#define __KMAIL_INTERFACES_BODYPART_H__

#include <QByteArray>
#include <QString>

namespace KMime
{
class Content;
}

namespace MessageViewer
{
class NodeHelper;
class ObjectTreeParser;
class ProcessResult;
namespace Interface
{

/*FIXME(Andras) review, port
  class Observer;
  class Observable;
*/
/**
    @short interface of classes that implement status for BodyPartFormatters.
*/
class BodyPartMemento
{
public:
    virtual ~BodyPartMemento() {}

    virtual void detach() = 0;
#if 0
//FIXME(Andras) review, port
    /** If your BodyPartMemento implementation also implements the
    Observer interface, simply implement these as
    <code>return this;</code>, else as <code>return
    0;</code>. This is needed to avoid forcing a dependency of
    plugins on internal KMail classes.
    */
    virtual Observer *asObserver() = 0;

    /** If your BodyPartMemento implementation also implements the
    Observable interface, simply implement these as
    <code>return this;</code>, else as <code>return
    0;</code>. This is needed to avoid forcing a dependency of
    plugins on internal KMail classes.
    */
    virtual Observable *asObservable() = 0;
#endif
};

/**
    @short interface of message body parts.
*/
class BodyPart
{
public:
    virtual ~BodyPart() {}

    /**
    @return a string respresentation of an URL that can be used
    to invoke a BodyPartURLHandler for this body part.
    */
    virtual QString makeLink(const QString &path) const = 0;

    /**
    @return the decoded (CTE, canonicalisation, and charset
    encoding undone) text contained in the body part, or
    QString(), it the body part is not of type "text".
    */
    virtual QString asText() const = 0;

    /**
    @return the decoded (CTE undone) content of the body part, or
    a null array if this body part instance is of type text.
    */
    virtual QByteArray asBinary() const = 0;

    /**
    @return the value of the content-type header field parameter
    with name \a parameter, or QString(), if that that
    parameter is not present in the body's content-type header
    field. RFC 2231 encoding is removed first.

    Note that this method will suppress queries to certain
    standard parameters (most notably "charset") to keep plugins
    decent.

    Note2 that this method preserves the case of the parameter
    value returned. So, if the parameter you want to use defines
    the value to be case-insensitive (such as the smime-type
    parameter), you need to make sure you do the casemap yourself
    before comparing to a reference value.
    */
    virtual QString contentTypeParameter(const char *parameter) const = 0;

    /**
    @return the content of the content-description header field,
    or QString() if that header is not present in this body
    part. RFC 2047 encoding is decoded first.
    */
    virtual QString contentDescription() const = 0;

    //virtual int contentDisposition() const = 0;
    /**
    @return the value of the content-disposition header field
    parameter with name \a parameter, or QString() if that
    parameter is not present in the body's content-disposition
    header field. RFC 2231 encoding is removed first.

    The notes made for contentTypeParameter() above apply here as
    well.
    */
    virtual QString contentDispositionParameter(const char *parameter) const = 0;

    /**
    @return whether this part already has it's complete body
    fetched e.g. from an IMAP server.
    */
    virtual bool hasCompleteBody() const = 0;

    /**
    @return the BodyPartMemento set for this part, or null, if
    none is set.
    */
    virtual BodyPartMemento *memento() const = 0;

    /**
    @return register an implementation of the BodyPartMemento
    interface as a status object with this part.
    */
    virtual void setBodyPartMemento(BodyPartMemento *) = 0;

    enum Display { None, AsIcon, Inline };
    /**
      @return whether this body part should be displayed iconic or inline
      */
    virtual Display defaultDisplay() const = 0;

    /** Returns the KMime::Content node represented here. Makes most of the above obsolete
        and probably should be used in the interfaces in the first place.
    */
    virtual KMime::Content *content() const = 0;

    /**
     * Returns the top-level content.
     * Note that this is _not_ necessarily the same as content()->topLevel(), for example the later
     * will not work for "extra nodes", i.e. nodes in encrypted parts of the mail.
     * topLevelContent() will return the correct result in this case. Also note that
     * topLevelContent()
     */
    virtual KMime::Content *topLevelContent() const = 0;

    /**
     * Ok, this is ugly, exposing the node helper here, but there is too much useful stuff in there
     * for real-world plugins. Still, there should be a nicer way for this.
     */
    virtual MessageViewer::NodeHelper *nodeHelper() const = 0;

    /**
     * For making it easier to refactor, add objectTreeParser
     */
    virtual MessageViewer::ObjectTreeParser *objectTreeParser() const = 0;
    virtual MessageViewer::ProcessResult *processResult() const = 0;
};

} // namespace Interface

}

#endif // __KMAIL_INTERFACES_BODYPART_H__