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package org.lwjgl.opengl;

/**
 * This is the Windows implementation of the Keyboard.
 * @author elias_naur
 */

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.CharBuffer;

import org.lwjgl.LWJGLException;
import org.lwjgl.input.Keyboard;

final class WindowsKeyboard {

	private final byte[] key_down_buffer = new byte[Keyboard.KEYBOARD_SIZE];
	private final byte[] virt_key_down_buffer = new byte[Keyboard.KEYBOARD_SIZE];
	private final EventQueue event_queue = new EventQueue(Keyboard.EVENT_SIZE);
	private final ByteBuffer tmp_event = ByteBuffer.allocate(Keyboard.EVENT_SIZE);

	private boolean has_retained_event; // Indicates if we're waiting for a WM_CHAR
	private int retained_key_code;
	private byte retained_state;
	private int retained_char;
	private long retained_millis;
	private boolean retained_repeat;

	WindowsKeyboard() throws LWJGLException {
	}

	private static native boolean isWindowsNT();

	boolean isKeyDown(int lwjgl_keycode) {
		return key_down_buffer[lwjgl_keycode] == 1;
	}

	void poll(ByteBuffer keyDownBuffer) {
		// Handle shift key release while both are pressed.
		// Windows will not send an up event for the first button that was released in this case.
		// There will only be one up event, for the last button only. We handle this problem
		// here, using asynchronous state queries.
		if ( isKeyDown(Keyboard.KEY_LSHIFT) && !isKeyPressedAsync(WindowsKeycodes.VK_LSHIFT) )
			handleKey(WindowsKeycodes.VK_SHIFT, Keyboard.KEY_LSHIFT, false, (byte)0, 0L, false);

		if ( isKeyDown(Keyboard.KEY_RSHIFT) && !isKeyPressedAsync(WindowsKeycodes.VK_RSHIFT) )
			handleKey(WindowsKeycodes.VK_SHIFT, Keyboard.KEY_RSHIFT, false, (byte)0, 0L, false);

		int old_position = keyDownBuffer.position();
		keyDownBuffer.put(key_down_buffer);
		keyDownBuffer.position(old_position);
	}

	private static native int MapVirtualKey(int uCode, int uMapType);
	private static native int ToUnicode(int wVirtKey, int wScanCode, ByteBuffer lpKeyState, CharBuffer pwszBuff, int cchBuff, int flags);
	private static native int ToAscii(int wVirtKey, int wScanCode, ByteBuffer lpKeyState, ByteBuffer lpChar, int flags);
	private static native int GetKeyboardState(ByteBuffer lpKeyState);
	private static native short GetKeyState(int virt_key);
	private static native short GetAsyncKeyState(int virt_key);

	private void putEvent(int keycode, byte state, int ch, long millis, boolean repeat) {
		tmp_event.clear();
		tmp_event.putInt(keycode).put(state).putInt(ch).putLong(millis*1000000).put(repeat ? (byte)1 : (byte)0);
		tmp_event.flip();
		event_queue.putEvent(tmp_event);
	}

	private static int translateExtended(int virt_key, int scan_code, boolean extended) {
		switch (virt_key) {
			case WindowsKeycodes.VK_SHIFT:
				return scan_code == 0x36 ? WindowsKeycodes.VK_RSHIFT : WindowsKeycodes.VK_LSHIFT;
			case WindowsKeycodes.VK_CONTROL:
				return extended ? WindowsKeycodes.VK_RCONTROL : WindowsKeycodes.VK_LCONTROL;
			case WindowsKeycodes.VK_MENU:
				return extended ? WindowsKeycodes.VK_RMENU : WindowsKeycodes.VK_LMENU;
			default:
				return virt_key;
		}
	}

	private void flushRetained() {
		if (has_retained_event) {
			has_retained_event = false;
			putEvent(retained_key_code, retained_state, retained_char, retained_millis, retained_repeat);
		}
	}

	private static boolean isKeyPressed(int state) {
		return (state & 1) == 1;
	}

	private static boolean isKeyPressedAsync(int virt_key) {
		return (GetAsyncKeyState(virt_key) & 0x8000) != 0;
	}

	/**
	 * This is called when the window loses focus: we release all currently pressed keys. If a key has been pressed (or hasn't been released at all), before we
	 * regain focus, we'll start receiving repeat press events. We'll treat the first of those as a non-repeat press.
	 */
	void releaseAll(long millis) {
		for ( int i = 0; i < virt_key_down_buffer.length; i++ ) {
			if ( isKeyPressed(virt_key_down_buffer[i]) ) {
				handleKey(i, 0, false, (byte)0, millis, false);
			}
		}
	}

	void handleKey(int virt_key, int scan_code, boolean extended, byte event_state, long millis, boolean repeat) {
		virt_key = translateExtended(virt_key, scan_code, extended);
		if ( !repeat && isKeyPressed(event_state) == isKeyPressed(virt_key_down_buffer[virt_key]) )
			return;

		flushRetained();
		has_retained_event = true;
		int keycode = WindowsKeycodes.mapVirtualKeyToLWJGLCode(virt_key);
		if (keycode < key_down_buffer.length) {
			key_down_buffer[keycode] = event_state;
			repeat &= isKeyPressed(virt_key_down_buffer[virt_key]); // Treat the first repeat event after releaseAll() as a non-repeat press.
			virt_key_down_buffer[virt_key] = event_state;
		}
		retained_key_code = keycode;
		retained_state = event_state;
		retained_millis = millis;
		retained_char = 0;
		retained_repeat = repeat;
	}

	void handleChar(int event_char, long millis, boolean repeat) {
		if (has_retained_event && retained_char != 0)
			flushRetained();
		if (!has_retained_event) {
			putEvent(0, (byte)0, event_char, millis, repeat);
		} else
			retained_char = event_char;
	}

	void read(ByteBuffer buffer) {
		flushRetained();
		event_queue.copyEvents(buffer);
	}
}