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// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef CONTENT_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_H_
#define CONTENT_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_H_

#include <map>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>

#include "base/basictypes.h"
#include "base/strings/string16.h"
#include "base/strings/string_split.h"
#include "build/build_config.h"
#include "content/common/content_export.h"
#include "third_party/WebKit/public/web/WebAXEnums.h"
#include "ui/accessibility/ax_node.h"
#include "ui/accessibility/ax_node_data.h"
#include "ui/accessibility/ax_text_utils.h"

#if defined(OS_MACOSX) && __OBJC__
@class BrowserAccessibilityCocoa;
#endif

namespace content {
class BrowserAccessibilityManager;
#if defined(OS_WIN)
class BrowserAccessibilityWin;
#elif defined(OS_LINUX) && !defined(OS_CHROMEOS) && defined(USE_X11)
class BrowserAccessibilityAuraLinux;
#endif

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// BrowserAccessibility
//
// A BrowserAccessibility object represents one node in the accessibility
// tree on the browser side. It exactly corresponds to one WebAXObject from
// Blink. It's owned by a BrowserAccessibilityManager.
//
// There are subclasses of BrowserAccessibility for each platform where
// we implement native accessibility APIs. This base class is used occasionally
// for tests.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class CONTENT_EXPORT BrowserAccessibility {
 public:
  // Creates a platform specific BrowserAccessibility. Ownership passes to the
  // caller.
  static BrowserAccessibility* Create();

  virtual ~BrowserAccessibility();

  // Called only once, immediately after construction. The constructor doesn't
  // take any arguments because in the Windows subclass we use a special
  // function to construct a COM object.
  virtual void Init(BrowserAccessibilityManager* manager, ui::AXNode* node);

  // Called after the object is first initialized and again every time
  // its data changes.
  virtual void OnDataChanged() {}

  virtual void OnSubtreeWillBeDeleted() {}

  // Called when the location changed.
  virtual void OnLocationChanged() {}

  // Return true if this object is equal to or a descendant of |ancestor|.
  bool IsDescendantOf(const BrowserAccessibility* ancestor) const;

  // Returns true if this object is used only for representing text.
  bool IsTextOnlyObject() const;

  // Returns true if this is a leaf node on this platform, meaning any
  // children should not be exposed to this platform's native accessibility
  // layer. Each platform subclass should implement this itself.
  // The definition of a leaf may vary depending on the platform,
  // but a leaf node should never have children that are focusable or
  // that might send notifications.
  virtual bool PlatformIsLeaf() const;

  // Returns the number of children of this object, or 0 if PlatformIsLeaf()
  // returns true.
  uint32 PlatformChildCount() const;

  // Return a pointer to the child at the given index, or NULL for an
  // invalid index. Returns NULL if PlatformIsLeaf() returns true.
  BrowserAccessibility* PlatformGetChild(uint32 child_index) const;

  // Returns true if an ancestor of this node (not including itself) is a
  // leaf node, meaning that this node is not actually exposed to the
  // platform.
  bool PlatformIsChildOfLeaf() const;

  // Return the previous sibling of this object, or NULL if it's the first
  // child of its parent.
  BrowserAccessibility* GetPreviousSibling();

  // Return the next sibling of this object, or NULL if it's the last child
  // of its parent.
  BrowserAccessibility* GetNextSibling();

  // Returns the bounds of this object in coordinates relative to the
  // top-left corner of the overall web area.
  gfx::Rect GetLocalBoundsRect() const;

  // Returns the bounds of this object in screen coordinates.
  gfx::Rect GetGlobalBoundsRect() const;

  // Returns the bounds of the given range in coordinates relative to the
  // top-left corner of the overall web area. Only valid when the
  // role is WebAXRoleStaticText.
  gfx::Rect GetLocalBoundsForRange(int start, int len) const;

  // Same as GetLocalBoundsForRange, in screen coordinates. Only valid when
  // the role is WebAXRoleStaticText.
  gfx::Rect GetGlobalBoundsForRange(int start, int len) const;

  // Searches in the given text and from the given offset until the start of
  // the next or previous word is found and returns its position.
  // In case there is no word boundary before or after the given offset, it
  // returns one past the last character, i.e. the text's length.
  // If the given offset is already at the start of a word, returns the start
  // of the next word if the search is forwards and the given offset if it is
  // backwards.
  // If the start offset is equal to -1 and the search is in the forwards
  // direction, returns the start boundary of the first word.
  // Start offsets that are not in the range -1 to text length are invalid.
  int GetWordStartBoundary(
      int start, ui::TextBoundaryDirection direction) const;

  // Returns the deepest descendant that contains the specified point
  // (in global screen coordinates).
  BrowserAccessibility* BrowserAccessibilityForPoint(const gfx::Point& point);

  // Marks this object for deletion, releases our reference to it, and
  // nulls out the pointer to the underlying AXNode.  May not delete
  // the object immediately due to reference counting.
  //
  // Reference counting is used on some platforms because the
  // operating system may hold onto a reference to a BrowserAccessibility
  // object even after we're through with it. When a BrowserAccessibility
  // has had Destroy() called but its reference count is not yet zero,
  // instance_active() returns false and queries on this object return failure.
  virtual void Destroy();

  // Subclasses should override this to support platform reference counting.
  virtual void NativeAddReference() { }

  // Subclasses should override this to support platform reference counting.
  virtual void NativeReleaseReference();

  //
  // Accessors
  //

  BrowserAccessibilityManager* manager() const { return manager_; }
  bool instance_active() const { return node_ != NULL; }
  ui::AXNode* node() const { return node_; }

  // These access the internal accessibility tree, which doesn't necessarily
  // reflect the accessibility tree that should be exposed on each platform.
  // Use PlatformChildCount and PlatformGetChild to implement platform
  // accessibility APIs.
  uint32 InternalChildCount() const;
  BrowserAccessibility* InternalGetChild(uint32 child_index) const;

  BrowserAccessibility* GetParent() const;
  int32 GetIndexInParent() const;

  int32 GetId() const;
  const ui::AXNodeData& GetData() const;
  gfx::Rect GetLocation() const;
  int32 GetRole() const;
  int32 GetState() const;

  typedef base::StringPairs HtmlAttributes;
  const HtmlAttributes& GetHtmlAttributes() const;

  // Returns true if this is a native platform-specific object, vs a
  // cross-platform generic object. Don't call ToBrowserAccessibilityXXX if
  // IsNative returns false.
  virtual bool IsNative() const;

#if defined(OS_MACOSX) && __OBJC__
  BrowserAccessibilityCocoa* ToBrowserAccessibilityCocoa();
#elif defined(OS_WIN)
  BrowserAccessibilityWin* ToBrowserAccessibilityWin();
#elif defined(OS_LINUX) && !defined(OS_CHROMEOS) && defined(USE_X11)
  BrowserAccessibilityAuraLinux* ToBrowserAccessibilityAuraLinux();
#endif

  // Accessing accessibility attributes:
  //
  // There are dozens of possible attributes for an accessibility node,
  // but only a few tend to apply to any one object, so we store them
  // in sparse arrays of <attribute id, attribute value> pairs, organized
  // by type (bool, int, float, string, int list).
  //
  // There are three accessors for each type of attribute: one that returns
  // true if the attribute is present and false if not, one that takes a
  // pointer argument and returns true if the attribute is present (if you
  // need to distinguish between the default value and a missing attribute),
  // and another that returns the default value for that type if the
  // attribute is not present. In addition, strings can be returned as
  // either std::string or base::string16, for convenience.

  bool HasBoolAttribute(ui::AXBoolAttribute attr) const;
  bool GetBoolAttribute(ui::AXBoolAttribute attr) const;
  bool GetBoolAttribute(ui::AXBoolAttribute attr, bool* value) const;

  bool HasFloatAttribute(ui::AXFloatAttribute attr) const;
  float GetFloatAttribute(ui::AXFloatAttribute attr) const;
  bool GetFloatAttribute(ui::AXFloatAttribute attr, float* value) const;

  bool HasIntAttribute(ui::AXIntAttribute attribute) const;
  int GetIntAttribute(ui::AXIntAttribute attribute) const;
  bool GetIntAttribute(ui::AXIntAttribute attribute, int* value) const;

  bool HasStringAttribute(
      ui::AXStringAttribute attribute) const;
  const std::string& GetStringAttribute(ui::AXStringAttribute attribute) const;
  bool GetStringAttribute(ui::AXStringAttribute attribute,
                          std::string* value) const;

  bool GetString16Attribute(ui::AXStringAttribute attribute,
                            base::string16* value) const;
  base::string16 GetString16Attribute(
      ui::AXStringAttribute attribute) const;

  bool HasIntListAttribute(ui::AXIntListAttribute attribute) const;
  const std::vector<int32>& GetIntListAttribute(
      ui::AXIntListAttribute attribute) const;
  bool GetIntListAttribute(ui::AXIntListAttribute attribute,
                           std::vector<int32>* value) const;

  // Retrieve the value of a html attribute from the attribute map and
  // returns true if found.
  bool GetHtmlAttribute(const char* attr, base::string16* value) const;
  bool GetHtmlAttribute(const char* attr, std::string* value) const;

  // Utility method to handle special cases for ARIA booleans, tristates and
  // booleans which have a "mixed" state.
  //
  // Warning: the term "Tristate" is used loosely by the spec and here,
  // as some attributes support a 4th state.
  //
  // The following attributes are appropriate to use with this method:
  // aria-selected  (selectable)
  // aria-grabbed   (grabbable)
  // aria-expanded  (expandable)
  // aria-pressed   (toggleable/pressable) -- supports 4th "mixed" state
  // aria-checked   (checkable) -- supports 4th "mixed state"
  bool GetAriaTristate(const char* attr_name,
                       bool* is_defined,
                       bool* is_mixed) const;

  // Returns true if the bit corresponding to the given state enum is 1.
  bool HasState(ui::AXState state_enum) const;

  // Returns true if this node is an cell or an table header.
  bool IsCellOrTableHeaderRole() const;

  // Returns true if this node is an editable text field of any kind.
  bool IsEditableText() const;

  // True if this is a web area, and its grandparent is a presentational iframe.
  bool IsWebAreaForPresentationalIframe() const;

  // Is any control, like a button, text field, etc.
  bool IsControl() const;

 protected:
  BrowserAccessibility();

  // The manager of this tree of accessibility objects.
  BrowserAccessibilityManager* manager_;

  // The underlying node.
  ui::AXNode* node_;

 private:
  // Return the sum of the lengths of all static text descendants,
  // including this object if it's static text.
  int GetStaticTextLenRecursive() const;

  // If a bounding rectangle is empty, compute it based on the union of its
  // children, since most accessibility APIs don't like elements with no
  // bounds, but "virtual" elements in the accessibility tree that don't
  // correspond to a layed-out element sometimes don't have bounds.
  void FixEmptyBounds(gfx::Rect* bounds) const;

  // Convert the bounding rectangle of an element (which is relative to
  // its nearest scrollable ancestor) to local bounds (which are relative
  // to the top of the web accessibility tree).
  gfx::Rect ElementBoundsToLocalBounds(gfx::Rect bounds) const;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(BrowserAccessibility);
};

}  // namespace content

#endif  // CONTENT_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_H_