/**********************************************************************
 * File:        ocrclass.h
 * Description: Class definitions and constants for the OCR API.
 * Author:      Hewlett-Packard Co
 *
 * (C) Copyright 1996, Hewlett-Packard Co.
 ** Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 ** you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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 ** See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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 *
 **********************************************************************/

/**********************************************************************
 * This file contains typedefs for all the structures used by
 * the HP OCR interface.
 * The structures are designed to allow them to be used with any
 * structure alignment up to 8.
 **********************************************************************/

#ifndef CCUTIL_OCRCLASS_H_
#define CCUTIL_OCRCLASS_H_

#include <chrono>
#include <ctime>
#ifdef _WIN32
#include <winsock2.h> // for timeval
#endif

/**********************************************************************
 * EANYCODE_CHAR
 * Description of a single character. The character code is defined by
 * the character set of the current font.
 * Output text is sent as an array of these structures.
 * Spaces and line endings in the output are represented in the
 * structures of the surrounding characters. They are not directly
 * represented as characters.
 * The first character in a word has a positive value of blanks.
 * Missing information should be set to the defaults in the comments.
 * If word bounds are known, but not character bounds, then the top and
 * bottom of each character should be those of the word. The left of the
 * first and right of the last char in each word should be set. All other
 * lefts and rights should be set to -1.
 * If set, the values of right and bottom are left+width and top+height.
 * Most of the members come directly from the parameters to ocr_append_char.
 * The formatting member uses the enhancement parameter and combines the
 * line direction stuff into the top 3 bits.
 * The coding is 0=RL char, 1=LR char, 2=DR NL, 3=UL NL, 4=DR Para,
 * 5=UL Para, 6=TB char, 7=BT char. API users do not need to know what
 * the coding is, only that it is backwards compatible with the previous
 * version.
 **********************************************************************/

typedef struct { /*single character */
  // It should be noted that the format for char_code for version 2.0 and beyond
  // is UTF8 which means that ASCII characters will come out as one structure
  // but other characters will be returned in two or more instances of this
  // structure with a single byte of the  UTF8 code in each, but each will have
  // the same bounding box. Programs which want to handle languagues with
  // different characters sets will need to handle extended characters
  // appropriately, but *all* code needs to be prepared to receive UTF8 coded
  // characters for characters such as bullet and fancy quotes.
  uint16_t char_code; /*character itself */
  int16_t left;       /*of char (-1) */
  int16_t right;      /*of char (-1) */
  int16_t top;        /*of char (-1) */
  int16_t bottom;     /*of char (-1) */
  int16_t font_index; /*what font (0) */
  uint8_t confidence; /*0=perfect, 100=reject (0/100) */
  uint8_t point_size; /*of char, 72=i inch, (10) */
  int8_t blanks;      /*no of spaces before this char (1) */
  uint8_t formatting; /*char formatting (0) */
} EANYCODE_CHAR;      /*single character */

/**********************************************************************
 * ETEXT_DESC
 * Description of the output of the OCR engine.
 * This structure is used as both a progress monitor and the final
 * output header, since it needs to be a valid progress monitor while
 * the OCR engine is storing its output to shared memory.
 * During progress, all the buffer info is -1.
 * Progress starts at 0 and increases to 100 during OCR. No other constraint.
 * Additionally the progress callback contains the bounding box of the word that
 * is currently being processed.
 * Every progress callback, the OCR engine must set ocr_alive to 1.
 * The HP side will set ocr_alive to 0. Repeated failure to reset
 * to 1 indicates that the OCR engine is dead.
 * If the cancel function is not null then it is called with the number of
 * user words found. If it returns true then operation is cancelled.
 **********************************************************************/
class ETEXT_DESC;

using CANCEL_FUNC = bool (*)(void*, int);
using PROGRESS_FUNC = bool (*)(int, int, int, int, int);
using PROGRESS_FUNC2 = bool (*)(ETEXT_DESC*, int, int, int, int);

class ETEXT_DESC {  // output header
 public:
  int16_t count{0};     /// chars in this buffer(0)
  int16_t progress{0};  /// percent complete increasing (0-100)
  /** Progress monitor covers word recognition and it does not cover layout
   * analysis.
   * See Ray comment in https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/pull/27 */
  int8_t more_to_come{0};        /// true if not last
  volatile int8_t ocr_alive{0};  /// ocr sets to 1, HP 0
  int8_t err_code{0};            /// for errcode use
  CANCEL_FUNC cancel{nullptr};   /// returns true to cancel
  PROGRESS_FUNC progress_callback{
      nullptr};                       /// called whenever progress increases
  PROGRESS_FUNC2 progress_callback2;  /// monitor-aware progress callback
  void* cancel_this{nullptr};         /// this or other data for cancel
  struct timeval end_time;
  /// Time to stop. Expected to be set only
  /// by call to set_deadline_msecs().
  EANYCODE_CHAR text[1]{};  /// character data

  ETEXT_DESC() : progress_callback2(&default_progress_func) {
    auto chrono_end_time = std::chrono::time_point<std::chrono::steady_clock,
                                                   std::chrono::milliseconds>();
    timePointToTimeval(chrono_end_time, &end_time);
  }

  // Sets the end time to be deadline_msecs milliseconds from now.
  void set_deadline_msecs(int32_t deadline_msecs) {
    if (deadline_msecs > 0) {
      auto chrono_end_time = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() +
                             std::chrono::milliseconds(deadline_msecs);
      timePointToTimeval(chrono_end_time, &end_time);
    }
  }

  // Returns false if we've not passed the end_time, or have not set a deadline.
  bool deadline_exceeded() const {
    if (end_time.tv_sec == 0 && end_time.tv_usec == 0)
      return false;
    auto chrono_now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now();
    struct timeval now;
    timePointToTimeval(chrono_now, &now);
    return (now.tv_sec > end_time.tv_sec ||
            (now.tv_sec == end_time.tv_sec && now.tv_usec > end_time.tv_usec));
  }

 private:
  static void timePointToTimeval(
      std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point chrono_point, struct timeval* tv) {
    auto millisecs = std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::milliseconds>(
        chrono_point.time_since_epoch());
    tv->tv_sec = millisecs.count() / 1000;
    tv->tv_usec = (millisecs.count() % 1000) * 1000;
  }

  static bool default_progress_func(ETEXT_DESC* ths, int left, int right,
                                    int top, int bottom) {
    if (ths->progress_callback != nullptr) {
      return (*(ths->progress_callback))(ths->progress, left, right, top,
                                         bottom);
    }
    return true;
  }
};

#endif  // CCUTIL_OCRCLASS_H_