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// ref_ptr.h                                       -*-c++-*-
//
// A reference-counting pointer.  The object behind the pointer should
// implement incref() and decref(); the pointer arranges for these
// methods to be called at the appropriate times.

#ifndef REF_PTR_H
#define REF_PTR_H

#include <sigc++/reference_wrapper.h>

#include <cwidget/generic/util/eassert.h>

namespace cwidget
{
  namespace util
  {
    template<class T>
    class ref_ptr
    {
      T *ref;

    public:
      ref_ptr(T *_ref)
	:ref(_ref)
      {
	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->incref();
      }

      ref_ptr(const ref_ptr &other)
	:ref(other.ref)
      {
	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->incref();
      }

      template<class S>
      ref_ptr(const ref_ptr<S> &other)
	:ref(other.unsafe_get_ref())
      {
	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->incref();
      }

      ref_ptr()
	:ref(0)
      {
      }

      ~ref_ptr()
      {
	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->decref();
      }

      ref_ptr &operator=(const ref_ptr &other)
      {
	if(other.ref != 0)
	  other.ref->incref();

	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->decref();

	ref = other.ref;

	return *this;
      }

      const sigc::reference_wrapper<T> weak_ref() const
      {
	eassert(ref != 0);

	return sigc::ref(*ref);
      }

      // If S is assignment-compatible with T and both have
      // reference-counting methods, perform this assignment.
      //
      // Read: upcasting pointers.
      template<class S>
      ref_ptr<T> &operator=(const ref_ptr<S> &other)
      {
	S * const other_ref = other.unsafe_get_ref();

	if(other_ref != 0)
	  other_ref->incref();

	if(ref != 0)
	  ref->decref();

	ref = other_ref;

	return *this;
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator==(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref == other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator!=(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref != other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator<(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref < other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator>(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref > other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator<=(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref <= other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      template<class S>
      bool operator>=(const ref_ptr<S> &other) const
      {
	return ref >= other.unsafe_get_ref();
      }

      // Safe downcasting.
      template<class S>
      ref_ptr<S> dyn_downcast() const
      {
	return ref_ptr<S>(dynamic_cast<S*>(ref));
      }

      void clear()
      {
	(*this) = 0;
      }

      bool valid() const
      {
	return ref != 0;
      }

      T *operator->() const
      {
	return ref;
      }

      /** Extract the pointer.  Should generally be used with care (but is
       *  used in the implementation to cast/compare between differently
       *  templated instances).
       */
      T *unsafe_get_ref() const
      {
	return ref;
      }
    };
  }
}

#endif

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