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#ifndef NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_NAME_TREE_HPP
#define NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_NAME_TREE_HPP

#include "name-tree-iterator.hpp"

namespace nfd {
namespace name_tree {

/** \brief a common index structure for FIB, PIT, StrategyChoice, and Measurements
 */
class NameTree : noncopyable
{
public:
  typedef Iterator const_iterator;

  explicit
  NameTree(size_t nBuckets = 1024);

public: // information
  /** \return number of name tree entries
   */
  size_t
  size() const
  {
    return m_ht.size();
  }

  /** \return number of hashtable buckets
   */
  size_t
  getNBuckets() const
  {
    return m_ht.getNBuckets();
  }

  /** \return name tree entry on which a table entry is attached,
   *          or nullptr if the table entry is detached
   */
  template<typename ENTRY>
  Entry*
  getEntry(const ENTRY& tableEntry) const
  {
    return Entry::get(tableEntry);
  }

public: // mutation
  /** \brief find or insert an entry with specified name
   *  \param name a name prefix
   *  \return an entry with \p name
   *  \post an entry with \p name and all ancestors are created
   *  \note Existing iterators are unaffected.
   */
  Entry&
  lookup(const Name& name);

  /** \brief equivalent to .lookup(fibEntry.getPrefix())
   *  \param fibEntry a FIB entry attached to this name tree, or Fib::s_emptyEntry
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than .lookup(const Name&) in common cases.
   */
  Entry&
  lookup(const fib::Entry& fibEntry);

  /** \brief equivalent to .lookup(pitEntry.getName()).
   *  \param pitEntry a PIT entry attached to this name tree
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than .lookup(const Name&) in common cases.
   */
  Entry&
  lookup(const pit::Entry& pitEntry);

  /** \brief equivalent to .lookup(measurementsEntry.getName())
   *  \param measurementsEntry a Measurements entry attached to this name tree
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than .lookup(const Name&) in common cases.
   */
  Entry&
  lookup(const measurements::Entry& measurementsEntry);

  /** \brief equivalent to .lookup(strategyChoiceEntry.getPrefix())
   *  \param strategyChoiceEntry a StrategyChoice entry attached to this name tree
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than .lookup(const Name&) in common cases.
   */
  Entry&
  lookup(const strategy_choice::Entry& strategyChoiceEntry);

  /** \brief delete the entry if it is empty
   *  \param entry a valid entry
   *  \param canEraseAncestors whether ancestors should be deleted if they become empty
   *  \return number of deleted entries
   *  \sa Entry::isEmpty()
   *  \post If the entry is empty, it's deleted. If canEraseAncestors is true,
   *        ancestors of the entry are also deleted if they become empty.
   *  \note This function must be called after detaching a table entry from a name tree entry,
   *  \note Existing iterators, except those pointing to deleted entries, are unaffected.
   */
  size_t
  eraseIfEmpty(Entry* entry, bool canEraseAncestors = true);

public: // matching
  /** \brief exact match lookup
   *  \return entry with \p name, or nullptr if it does not exist
   */
  Entry*
  findExactMatch(const Name& name) const;

  /** \brief longest prefix matching
   *  \return entry whose name is a prefix of \p name and passes \p entrySelector,
   *          where no other entry with a longer name satisfies those requirements;
   *          or nullptr if no entry satisfying those requirements exists
   */
  Entry*
  findLongestPrefixMatch(const Name& name,
                         const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

  /** \brief equivalent to .findLongestPrefixMatch(entry.getName(), entrySelector)
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than
   *        .findLongestPrefixMatch(const Name&, const EntrySelector&) in common cases.
   */
  Entry*
  findLongestPrefixMatch(const Entry& entry,
                         const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

  /** \brief equivalent to .findLongestPrefixMatch(getEntry(tableEntry)->getName(), entrySelector)
   *  \tparam ENTRY fib::Entry or measurements::Entry or strategy_choice::Entry
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than
   *        .findLongestPrefixMatch(const Name&, const EntrySelector&) in common cases.
   *  \warning Undefined behavior may occur if tableEntry is not attached to this name tree.
   */
  template<typename ENTRY>
  Entry*
  findLongestPrefixMatch(const ENTRY& tableEntry,
                         const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

  /** \brief equivalent to .findLongestPrefixMatch(pitEntry.getName(), entrySelector)
   *  \note This overload is more efficient than
   *        .findLongestPrefixMatch(const Name&, const EntrySelector&) in common cases.
   *  \warning Undefined behavior may occur if pitEntry is not attached to this name tree.
   */
  Entry*
  findLongestPrefixMatch(const pit::Entry& pitEntry,
                         const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

  /** \brief all-prefixes match lookup
   *  \return an unspecified type that have .begin() and .end() methods
   *          and is usable with range-based for.
   *          Every entry in the range has a name that is a prefix of \p name ,
   *          and matches \p entrySelector.
   *
   *  Example:
   *  \code
   *  Name name("/A/B/C");
   *  auto&& allMatches = nt.findAllMatches(name);
   *  for (const Entry& nte : allMatches) {
   *    BOOST_ASSERT(nte.getName().isPrefixOf(name));
   *    ...
   *  }
   *  \endcode
   *  \note Iteration order is implementation-specific and is undefined.
   *  \warning If a name tree entry whose name is a prefix of \p name is inserted
   *           during the enumeration, it may or may not be visited.
   *           If a name tree entry whose name is a prefix of \p name is deleted
   *           during the enumeration, undefined behavior may occur.
   */
  boost::iterator_range<const_iterator>
  findAllMatches(const Name& name,
                 const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

public: // enumeration
  /** \brief enumerate all entries
   *  \return an unspecified type that have .begin() and .end() methods
   *          and is usable with range-based for.
   *          Every entry in the range matches \p entrySelector.
   *
   *  Example:
   *  \code
   *  auto&& enumerable = nt.fullEnumerate();
   *  for (const Entry& nte : enumerable) {
   *    ...
   *  }
   *  \endcode
   *  \note Iteration order is implementation-specific and is undefined.
   *  \warning If a name tree entry is inserted or deleted during the enumeration,
   *           it may cause the enumeration to skip entries or visit some entries twice.
   */
  boost::iterator_range<const_iterator>
  fullEnumerate(const EntrySelector& entrySelector = AnyEntry()) const;

  /** \brief enumerate all entries under a prefix
   *  \return an unspecified type that have .begin() and .end() methods
   *          and is usable with range-based for.
   *          Every entry in the range has a name that starts with \p prefix,
   *          and matches \p entrySubTreeSelector.
   *
   *  Example:
   *  \code
   *  Name name("/A/B/C");
   *  auto&& enumerable = nt.partialEnumerate(name);
   *  for (const Entry& nte : enumerable) {
   *    BOOST_ASSERT(name.isPrefixOf(nte.getName()));
   *    ...
   *  }
   *  \endcode
   *  \note Iteration order is implementation-specific and is undefined.
   *  \warning If a name tree entry under \p prefix is inserted or deleted during the enumeration,
   *           it may cause the enumeration to skip entries or visit some entries twice.
   */
  boost::iterator_range<const_iterator>
  partialEnumerate(const Name& prefix,
                   const EntrySubTreeSelector& entrySubTreeSelector = AnyEntrySubTree()) const;

  /** \return an iterator to enumerate all entries
   *  \sa fullEnumerate
   */
  const_iterator
  begin() const
  {
    return fullEnumerate().begin();
  }

  /** \return a past-the-end iterator
   */
  const_iterator
  end() const
  {
    return Iterator();
  }

private:
  Hashtable m_ht;

  friend class EnumerationImpl;
};

} // namespace name_tree

using name_tree::NameTree;

} // namespace nfd

#endif // NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_NAME_TREE_HPP