lib: fixed parsing of recurring VEVENTS: DAILY and interval support

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///
/// \file       record.h
///             Blackberry database record classes.  Help translate data
///             from data packets to useful structurs, and back.
///             This header provides the common types and classes
///             used by the general record parser classes in the
///             r_*.h files.  Only application-safe API stuff goes in
///             here.  Internal library types go in record-internal.h
///

/*
    Copyright (C) 2005-2012, Net Direct Inc. (http://www.netdirect.ca/)

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

    See the GNU General Public License in the COPYING file at the
    root directory of this project for more details.
*/

#ifndef __BARRY_RECORD_H__
#define __BARRY_RECORD_H__

#include "dll.h"
#include <iosfwd>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <map>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdexcept>

// forward declarations
namespace Barry { class Data; }

namespace Barry {

//
// NOTE:  All classes here must be container-safe!  Perhaps add sorting
//        operators in the future.
//


// stream-based wrapper to avoid printing strings that contain
// the \r carriage return characters
class BXEXPORT Cr2LfWrapper
{
        friend std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Cr2LfWrapper &str);
        const std::string &m_str;
public:
        explicit Cr2LfWrapper(const std::string &str)
                : m_str(str)
        {
        }
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Cr2LfWrapper &str);

/// Struct wrapper for time_t, to make sure that it has its own type,
/// for overload purposes.  Some systems, like QNX, use a uint32_t typedef.
///
/// If Time contains 0, it is considered invalid/uninitialized when using
/// IsValid().  Validity has no affect on comparison operators.
struct BXEXPORT TimeT
{
        time_t Time;

        TimeT()
                : Time(0)
        {
        }

        explicit TimeT(time_t t)
                : Time(t)
        {
        }

        void clear()
        {
                Time = 0;
        }

        bool IsValid() const { return Time > 0; }

        bool operator< (const Barry::TimeT &other) const
        {
                return Time < other.Time;
        }

        bool operator== (const Barry::TimeT &other) const
        {
                return Time == other.Time;
        }

        bool operator!= (const Barry::TimeT &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const TimeT &t);

struct BXEXPORT CommandTableCommand
{
        unsigned int Code;
        std::string Name;
};

class BXEXPORT CommandTable
{
public:
        typedef CommandTableCommand Command;
        typedef std::vector<Command> CommandArrayType;

        CommandArrayType Commands;

private:
        BXLOCAL const unsigned char* ParseField(const unsigned char *begin,
                const unsigned char *end);
public:
        CommandTable();
        ~CommandTable();

        void Parse(const Data &data, size_t offset);
        void Clear();

        // returns 0 if unable to find command name, which is safe, since
        // 0 is a special command that shouldn't be in the table anyway
        unsigned int GetCommand(const std::string &name) const;

        void Dump(std::ostream &os) const;
};

BXEXPORT inline std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const CommandTable &command) {
        command.Dump(os);
        return os;
}



struct BXEXPORT RecordStateTableState
{
        unsigned int Index;
        uint32_t RecordId;
        bool Dirty;
        unsigned int RecType;
        std::string Unknown2;
};

class BXEXPORT RecordStateTable
{
public:
        typedef RecordStateTableState State;
        typedef unsigned int IndexType;
        typedef std::map<IndexType, State> StateMapType;

        StateMapType StateMap;

private:
        mutable IndexType m_LastNewRecordId;

private:
        BXLOCAL const unsigned char* ParseField(const unsigned char *begin,
                const unsigned char *end);

public:
        RecordStateTable();
        ~RecordStateTable();

        void Parse(const Data &data);
        void Clear();

        bool GetIndex(uint32_t RecordId, IndexType *pFoundIndex = 0) const;
        uint32_t MakeNewRecordId() const;

        void Dump(std::ostream &os) const;
};

BXEXPORT inline std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const RecordStateTable &rst) {
        rst.Dump(os);
        return os;
}



struct BXEXPORT DatabaseItem
{
        unsigned int Number;
        unsigned int RecordCount;
        std::string Name;
};

class BXEXPORT DatabaseDatabase
{
public:
        typedef DatabaseItem Database;
        typedef std::vector<Database> DatabaseArrayType;

        DatabaseArrayType Databases;

private:
        template <class RecordType, class FieldType>
        void ParseRec(const RecordType &rec, const unsigned char *end);

        template <class FieldType>
        const unsigned char* ParseField(const unsigned char *begin,
                const unsigned char *end);

public:
        DatabaseDatabase();
        ~DatabaseDatabase();

        void Parse(const Data &data);
        void Clear();

        void SortByName();
        void SortByRecordCount();
        unsigned int GetTotalRecordCount() const;

        // returns true on success, and fills target
        bool GetDBNumber(const std::string &name, unsigned int &number) const;
        bool GetDBName(unsigned int number, std::string &name) const;

        void Dump(std::ostream &os) const;
};

BXEXPORT inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const DatabaseDatabase &dbdb) {
        dbdb.Dump(os);
        return os;
}

struct UnknownData
{
        std::string raw_data;

        const std::string::value_type* data() const { return raw_data.data(); }
        std::string::size_type size() const { return raw_data.size(); }
        void assign(const std::string::value_type *s, std::string::size_type n)
                { raw_data.assign(s, n); }

        bool operator==(const UnknownData &other) const
        {
                return raw_data == other.raw_data;
        }

        bool operator!=(const UnknownData &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }

        bool operator< (const UnknownData &other) const
        {
                return raw_data < other.raw_data;
        }
};

struct BXEXPORT UnknownField
{
        uint8_t type;
        UnknownData data;

        bool operator==(const UnknownField &other) const
        {
                return  type == other.type &&
                        data == other.data;
        }

        bool operator!=(const UnknownField &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }

        bool operator< (const UnknownField &other) const
        {
                return type < other.type && data < other.data;
        }
};
typedef std::vector<UnknownField> UnknownsType;
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const UnknownsType &unknowns);

// simple string email type and list... keep this a simple string list,
// so it can be reused for other address-like data, like phone numbers.
// If you need something more complex, use EmailAddress below or
// create a new type.
typedef std::string                             EmailType;
class BXEXPORT EmailList : public std::vector<EmailType>
{
public:
        typedef std::vector<EmailType>          base_type;

public:
        using base_type::size;
        using base_type::begin;
        using base_type::end;
        using base_type::at;
        using base_type::rbegin;
        using base_type::rend;
        using base_type::empty;
        using base_type::resize;
        using base_type::reserve;
        using base_type::front;
        using base_type::back;
        using base_type::push_back;
        using base_type::pop_back;
        using base_type::insert;
        using base_type::erase;
        using base_type::swap;
        using base_type::clear;
        using base_type::operator=;
        using base_type::operator[];
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &os, const EmailList &list);

// struct, attempting to combine name + email address, for mail
struct BXEXPORT EmailAddress
{
        std::string Name;
        std::string Email;

        EmailAddress()
        {
        }

        /// Converts "Name <address@host.com>" into Name + Address
        /// Will also handle just a plain address too.
        explicit EmailAddress(const std::string &complex_address);

        void clear()
        {
                Name.clear();
                Email.clear();
        }

        size_t size() const
        {
                return Name.size() + Email.size();
        }

        bool operator==(const EmailAddress &other) const
        {
                return  Name == other.Name &&
                        Email == other.Email;
        }

        bool operator!=(const EmailAddress &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }

        bool operator< (const EmailAddress &other) const
        {
                // sort by email only, since not every address has a name
                return Email < other.Email;
        }
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const EmailAddress &msga);

class BXEXPORT EmailAddressList : public std::vector<EmailAddress>
{
public:
        std::string ToCommaSeparated() const;
        void AddCommaSeparated(const std::string &list);
};

BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const EmailAddressList &elist);

struct BXEXPORT PostalAddress
{
        std::string
                Address1,
                Address2,
                Address3,
                City,
                Province,
                PostalCode,
                Country;

        std::string GetLabel() const;
        void Clear();

        bool HasData() const { return Address1.size() || Address2.size() ||
                Address3.size() || City.size() || Province.size() ||
                PostalCode.size() || Country.size(); }

        bool operator==(const PostalAddress &other) const
        {
                return  Address1 == other.Address1 &&
                        Address2 == other.Address2 &&
                        Address3 == other.Address3 &&
                        City == other.City &&
                        Province == other.Province &&
                        PostalCode == other.PostalCode &&
                        Country == other.Country;
        }
        bool operator!=(const PostalAddress &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }
        bool operator< (const PostalAddress &other) const
        {
                return GetLabel() < other.GetLabel();
        }
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const PostalAddress &msga);

struct BXEXPORT Date
{
        int Month;                      // 0 to 11
        int Day;                        // 1 to 31
        int Year;                       // exact number, eg. 2008

        Date() : Month(0), Day(0), Year(0) {}
        explicit Date(const struct tm *timep);

        bool HasData() const { return Month || Day || Year; }
        void Clear();

        void ToTm(struct tm *timep) const;
        std::string ToYYYYMMDD() const;
        std::string ToBBString() const; // converts to Blackberry string
                                        // format of DD/MM/YYYY

        bool FromTm(const struct tm *timep);
        bool FromBBString(const std::string &str);
        bool FromYYYYMMDD(const std::string &str);

        bool operator==(const Date &other) const
        {
                return Month == other.Month &&
                        Day == other.Day &&
                        Year == other.Year;
        }
        bool operator!=(const Date &other) const
        {
                return !operator==(other);
        }
        bool operator< (const Date &other) const
        {
                // YYYYMMDD as integer
                unsigned int v1 = Year * 10000 + Month * 100 + Day;
                unsigned int v2 = other.Year * 10000 + other.Month * 100 + other.Day;
                return v1 < v2;
        }
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const Date &date);

class BXEXPORT CategoryList : public std::vector<std::string>
{
public:
        /// Parses the given comma delimited category string into
        /// this CategoryList object, appending each token to the vector.
        /// Will clear vector beforehand.
        void CategoryStr2List(const std::string &str);

        /// Turns the current vectory into a comma delimited category
        /// string suitable for use in Calendar, Task, and Memo
        /// protocol values.
        void CategoryList2Str(std::string &str) const;

        using std::vector<std::string>::operator=;
};
BXEXPORT std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &os, const CategoryList &cl);



//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Generic Field Handles

/// \addtogroup GenericFieldHandles
///             Generic field handle classes, used to reference and work
///             with record members in a flexible, indirect way.
///
///             There are two ways to access device record data.  The obvious
///             way is to instantiate a record class, such as Contact, and
///             access the public data members of that class to read and
///             write.  If you always work with the same record class, this
///             works fine.
///
///             The other way is to have a list of pointers to members.
///             For example, you may wish to compare two records, without
///             actually caring what data is in each one.  You can compare
///             at the record class level, with Contact one, two; and then
///             if( one == two ), but this will not tell you what field in
///             the record changed.
///
///             This last feature is what Generic Field Handles are meant to
///             fix.  Each record class will contain a GetFieldHandles()
///             member function, which will return a list of type
///             FieldHandle<T>::ListT (currently a std::vector<>)
///             objects, for that specific record.  For example, Contact
///             would fill the ListT with FieldHandle<Contact> objects.
///             Each FieldHandle<> object contains a C++ pointer-to-member,
///             which the FieldHandle refers to, as well as a FieldIdentity
///             object.  The FieldIdentity object contains various identitying
///             information, such as the C++ variable name, an English
///             (or localized language) display name of the field, suitable
///             for user prompts, and other data more useful to the library.
///
///             The FieldHandle<> object has two member functions: Value()
///             and Member().
///
///             Value() will call a callback function with the _value_ of
///             the variable that FieldHandle<> points to.  For example,
///             if the FieldHandle<> points to a std::string record member
///             variable, then Value() will pass that string value in as
///             an argument, along with a reference to the FieldIdentity
///             object.  Value() requires a callback object and a record
///             object to perform this callback.
///
///             Member() will call a callback function/functor with the
///             pointer-to-member pointer and the FieldIdentity object.
///             This allows the programmer to create a functor with multiple
///             record objects, perhaps two objects to compare individual
///             fields, and use the pointer-to-member to access the field
///             data as needed.
///
///             For now, all data and callbacks are const, meaning that it
///             is not possible (without const_casting) to write to the
///             record via the pointers-to-members.  This design decision
///             may need to be revisited someday, depending on its usefulness.
///
/// @{

//
// FieldIdentity
//
/// This class holds data that identifies a given field in a record.
/// This is fairly constant data, referenced by the FieldHandle class.
/// The information in here should be enough to show the user what kind
/// of field this is.
///
struct BXEXPORT FieldIdentity
{
        // useful public data
        const char *Name;               // C++ name of field member variable in
                                        // record class
        std::string DisplayName;        // localized display name of field
                                        // in UTF8
                                        // FIXME - should we leave localization
                                        // to the application?

        // subfield detection
        bool HasSubfields;              // true if this field has subfields
        const char *ParentName;         // name of field member variable that
                                        // this field is a member of, or NULL
                                        // if this field is a member of the
                                        // record class.
                                        // For example, Contact::PostalAddress
                                        // would have HasSubfields == true,
                                        // and ParentName == NULL, while all
                                        // its subfield strings would have
                                        // HasSubfields == false and
                                        // ParentName == "WorkAddress" or
                                        // "HomeAddress".
                                        // The application could then decide
                                        // whether to process only main fields,
                                        // some of which have subfields,
                                        // or only individual subfields.

        // internal field data
        int FieldTypeCode;              // device type code for this field.
                                        // if -1, then this is a conglomerate
                                        // C++ field, such as
                                        // Contact::PostalAddress, not a device
                                        // field.
                                        // If -1, then none of the following
                                        // fields are valid.
        const char *Ldif;               // matching LDIF field name, or NULL
        const char *ObjectClass;        // matching LDIF object class, or NULL
        bool IconvNeeded;               // if true, the device's data needs to
                                        // be passed through an IConverter

        FieldIdentity(const char *name, const std::string &display_name,
                int type_code = -1,
                bool iconvneeded = false,
                const char *ldif = 0, const char *oclass = 0,
                bool has_sub = false, const char *parent = 0
                )
                : Name(name)
                , DisplayName(display_name)
                , HasSubfields(has_sub)
                , ParentName(parent)
                , FieldTypeCode(type_code)
                , Ldif(ldif)
                , ObjectClass(oclass)
                , IconvNeeded(iconvneeded)
        {
        }
};

//
// EnumConstants
//
/// This is the base class for the hierarchy of classes to define
/// enum record members.  This is the base class, which contains the
/// common code for creating and defining a list of enum constants for
/// a given enum field.  The next derived class is EnumFieldBase<RecordT>,
/// which defines the virtual API for talking to a given enum field
/// in a given record.  The next derived class is EnumField<RecordT, EnumT>,
/// which implements the pointer-to-member and virtual API for a given
/// enum type in a given record class.
///
/// For example, the Bookmark record class has the following enum field:
///
/// <pre>
///     enum BrowserIdentityType
///     {
///             IdentityAuto = 0,
///             IdentityBlackBerry,
///             IdentityFireFox,
///             IdentityInternetExplorer,
///             IdentityUnknown
///     };
///     BrowserIdentityType BrowserIdentity;
/// </pre>
///
/// The EnumConstants class will hold a vector of EnumConstant structs
/// defining each of the identity constants: Auto, BlackBerry, FireFox,
/// InternetExplorer, and Unknown.
///
/// The derived class EnumFieldBase<Bookmark> will define two additional
/// pure virtual API calls: GetValue(const Bookmark&) and
/// SetValue(Bookmark&, int).
///
/// Finally, the derived class EnumField<Bookmark,Bookmark::BrowserIdentityType>
/// will implement the virtual API, and contain a pointer-to-member to
/// the Bookmark::BrowserIdentity member field.
///
/// The FieldHandle<Bookmark> class will hold a pointer to
/// EnumFieldBase<Bookmark>, which can hold a pointer to a specific
/// EnumField<> object, one object for each of Bookmark's enum types,
/// of which there are currently 3.
///
class BXEXPORT EnumConstants
{
public:
        /// This defines one of the enum constants being defined.
        /// For example, for an enum declaration like:
        /// enum Mine { A, B, C }; then this struct could contain
        /// a definition for A, B, or C, but only one at at time.
        /// All three would be defined by the EnumConstantList.
        struct EnumConstant
        {
                const char *Name;               //< C++ name of enum constant
                std::string DisplayName;        //< user-friendly name / meaning
                int Value;                      //< constant enum value

                EnumConstant(const char *name, const std::string &display,
                        int value)
                        : Name(name)
                        , DisplayName(display)
                        , Value(value)
                {
                }
        };

        typedef std::vector<EnumConstant>       EnumConstantList;

private:
        EnumConstantList m_constants;

public:
        virtual ~EnumConstants() {}

        /// Adds a constant definition to the list
        void AddConstant(const char *name, const std::string &display, int val);

        /// Returns a vector of EnumConstant objects, describing all enum
        /// constants valid for this enum field.
        const EnumConstantList& GetConstantList() const { return m_constants; }

        /// Returns the EnumConstant for the given value.
        /// Throws std::logic_error if not found.
        const EnumConstant& GetConstant(int value) const;

        /// Returns the constant name (C++ name) based on the given value.
        /// Throws std::logic_error if not found.
        const char* GetName(int value) const;

        /// Returns the display name based on the given value.
        /// Throws std::logic_error if not found.
        const std::string& GetDisplayName(int value) const;

        /// Returns true if the value matches one of the constants in the list.
        bool IsConstantValid(int value) const;
};

//
// FieldValueHandlerBase
//
/// This is a pure virtual base class, defining the various types that
/// record fields can be.  To be able to handle all the types of data
/// in all records, override these virtual functions to do with the
/// data as you wish.
///
/// All data from the records and fields will be passed in by value.
/// i.e. if field is string data, the overloaded std::string handler
/// will be called, and a refernce to the string will be passed in.
///
/// The advantage of using this virtual class is that less code will be
/// generated by templates.  The disadvantage is that this is less flexible.
/// You will only get called for one field and record at a time.
/// So you can't do comparisons this way.
///
class BXEXPORT FieldValueHandlerBase
{
public:
        virtual ~FieldValueHandlerBase() {}

        /// For type std::string
        virtual void operator()(const std::string &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type EmailAddressList
        virtual void operator()(const EmailAddressList &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type Barry::TimeT
        virtual void operator()(const Barry::TimeT &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type uint8_t
        virtual void operator()(const uint8_t &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type uint16_t
        virtual void operator()(const uint16_t &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type uint32_t
        virtual void operator()(const uint32_t &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type uint64_t
        virtual void operator()(const uint64_t &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type bool
        virtual void operator()(const bool &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type int32_t
        virtual void operator()(const int32_t &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type EmailList
        virtual void operator()(const EmailList &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type Date
        virtual void operator()(const Date &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type CategoryList
        virtual void operator()(const CategoryList &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type PostalAddress
        virtual void operator()(const PostalAddress &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
        /// For type UnknownsType
        virtual void operator()(const UnknownsType &v,
                                const FieldIdentity &id) const = 0;
};

///
/// EnumFieldBase<RecordT>
///
template <class RecordT>
class EnumFieldBase : public EnumConstants
{
public:
        /// Return value of enum in rec
        virtual int GetValue(const RecordT &rec) const = 0;
        /// Set value of enum in rec
        /// Throws std::logic_error if value is out of range
        virtual void SetValue(RecordT &rec, int value) = 0;
};

///
/// EnumField<RecordT, EnumT>
///
template <class RecordT, class EnumT>
class EnumField : public EnumFieldBase<RecordT>
{
        EnumT RecordT::* m_mp;

public:
        explicit EnumField(EnumT RecordT::* mp)
                : m_mp(mp)
        {
        }

        virtual int GetValue(const RecordT &rec) const
        {
                return rec.*m_mp;
        }

        virtual void SetValue(RecordT &rec, int value)
        {
                if( !this->IsConstantValid(value) )
                        throw std::logic_error("Bad enum value in EnumField");
                rec.*m_mp = (EnumT) value;
        }
};

//
// FieldHandle<RecordT>
//
/// This is a template class that handles pointers to members of multiple
/// types of data and multiple types of records.
///
/// This class contains a union of all known data pointers in all records.
/// Therefore this class can hold a pointer to member of any record class.
///
/// To do something with the field that this FieldHandle<> class refers to,
/// call either Value() or Member() with appropriate callback functors.
/// Value will pass a reference to the field.  You can use an object
/// derived from FieldValueHandlerBase here.  Member() will pass a pointer
/// to member.  Your functor will need to contain the record data in order
/// to access its data via the pointer to member.
///
/// The template functor callback that you pass into member must be
/// capable of this:
///
/// <pre>
///     template &lt;class RecordT&gt;
///     struct Callback
///     {
///             RecordT m_rec;
///
///             void operator()(typename FieldHandle<RecordT>::PostalPointer pp,
///                     const FieldIdentity &id) const
///             {
///                     PostalAddress pa = m_rec.*(pp.m_PostalAddress);
///                     std::string val = pa.*(pp.m_PostalField);
///                     ...
///             }
///
///             template &lt;class TypeT&gt;
///             void operator()(TypeT RecordT::* mp,
///                             const FieldIdentity &id) const
///             {
///                     TypeT val = m_rec.*mp;
///                     ...
///             }
///     };
/// </pre>
///
/// You don't have to use a TypeT template, but if you don't, then you must
/// support all field types that the record class you're processing uses.
///
///
template <class RecordT>
class FieldHandle
{
public:
        typedef FieldHandle<RecordT>                    Self;
        typedef std::vector<Self>                       ListT;

        // Need to use this in the union, so no constructor allowed
        struct PostalPointer
        {
                PostalAddress RecordT::* m_PostalAddress;
                std::string PostalAddress::* m_PostalField;
        };

        // So use a factory function
        static PostalPointer MakePostalPointer(PostalAddress RecordT::* p1,
                        std::string PostalAddress::* p2)
        {
                PostalPointer pp;
                pp.m_PostalAddress = p1;
                pp.m_PostalField = p2;
                return pp;
        }

private:
        union PointerUnion
        {
                std::string RecordT::* m_string;                // index 0
                EmailAddressList RecordT::* m_EmailAddressList; // 1
                Barry::TimeT RecordT::* m_time;                 // 2
                PostalPointer m_postal;                         // 3
                uint8_t RecordT::* m_uint8;                     // 4
                uint32_t RecordT::* m_uint32;                   // 5
                EmailList RecordT::* m_EmailList;               // 6
                Date RecordT::* m_Date;                         // 7
                CategoryList RecordT::* m_CategoryList;         // 8
//              GroupLinksType RecordT::* m_GroupLinksType;     // 9
                UnknownsType RecordT::* m_UnknownsType;         // 10
                bool RecordT::* m_bool;                         // 11
                uint64_t RecordT::* m_uint64;                   // 12
                uint16_t RecordT::* m_uint16;                   // 13
                PostalAddress RecordT::* m_PostalAddress;       // 14
                // used by non-union m_enum below:              // 15
                int32_t RecordT::* m_int32;                     // 16
        };

        int m_type_index;
        PointerUnion m_union;
        EnumFieldBase<RecordT> *m_enum; // never freed, since this is a
                                        // static list, existing to end of
                                        // program lifetime

        FieldIdentity m_id;

public:
        // 0
        FieldHandle(std::string RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(0)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_string = mp;
        }

        // 1
        FieldHandle(EmailAddressList RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(1)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_EmailAddressList = mp;
        }

        // 2
        FieldHandle(Barry::TimeT RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(2)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_time = mp;
        }

        // 3
        FieldHandle(const PostalPointer &pp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(3)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_postal = pp;
        }

        // 4
        FieldHandle(uint8_t RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(4)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_uint8 = mp;
        }

        // 5
        FieldHandle(uint32_t RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(5)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_uint32 = mp;
        }

        // 6
        FieldHandle(EmailList RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(6)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_EmailList = mp;
        }

        // 7
        FieldHandle(Date RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(7)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_Date = mp;
        }

        // 8
        FieldHandle(CategoryList RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(8)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_CategoryList = mp;
        }

        // 9
//      FieldHandle(GroupLinksType RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
//              : m_type_index(9)
//              , m_enum(0)
//              , m_id(id)
//      {
//              m_union.m_GroupLinksType = mp;
//      }

        // 10
        FieldHandle(UnknownsType RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(10)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_UnknownsType = mp;
        }

        // 11
        FieldHandle(bool RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(11)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_bool = mp;
        }

        // 12
        FieldHandle(uint64_t RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(12)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_uint64 = mp;
        }

        // 13
        FieldHandle(uint16_t RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(13)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_uint16 = mp;
        }

        // 14
        FieldHandle(PostalAddress RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(14)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_PostalAddress = mp;
        }

        // 15
        FieldHandle(EnumFieldBase<RecordT> *enum_, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(15)
                , m_enum(enum_)
                , m_id(id)
        {
        }

        // 16
        FieldHandle(int32_t RecordT::* mp, const FieldIdentity &id)
                : m_type_index(16)
                , m_enum(0)
                , m_id(id)
        {
                m_union.m_int32 = mp;
        }

        /// Extracts FieldIdentity object from FieldHandle<>
        const FieldIdentity& GetIdentity() const { return m_id; }

        /// Calls the matching virtual function in FieldValueHandlerBase,
        /// passing in the value of the field that this FieldHandle<>
        /// refers to, and a referenct to the FieldIdentity object.
        /// Caller must pass in a RecordT object as well.
        void Value(const FieldValueHandlerBase &vh, const RecordT &rec) const
        {
                switch( m_type_index )
                {
                case 0:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_string), m_id);
                        break;
                case 1:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_EmailAddressList), m_id);
                        break;
                case 2:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_time), m_id);
                        break;
                case 3:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_postal.m_PostalAddress).*(m_union.m_postal.m_PostalField), m_id);
                        break;
                case 4:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_uint8), m_id);
                        break;
                case 5:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_uint32), m_id);
                        break;
                case 6:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_EmailList), m_id);
                        break;
                case 7:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_Date), m_id);
                        break;
                case 8:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_CategoryList), m_id);
                        break;
//              case 9:
//                      vh(rec.*(m_union.m_GroupLinksType), m_id);
//                      break;
                case 10:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_UnknownsType), m_id);
                        break;
                case 11:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_bool), m_id);
                        break;
                case 12:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_uint64), m_id);
                        break;
                case 13:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_uint16), m_id);
                        break;
                case 14:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_PostalAddress), m_id);
                        break;
                case 15:
                        vh(m_enum->GetValue(rec), m_id);
                        break;
                case 16:
                        vh(rec.*(m_union.m_int32), m_id);
                        break;
                default:
                        throw std::logic_error("Unknown field handle type index");
                }
        }

        /// Calls the callback functor with two arguments: the pointer to
        /// member that this FieldHandle<> contains, and the FieldIdentity
        /// object.  It is assumed that the functor will either contain
        /// or know where to find one or more records of type RecordT.
        template <class CallbackT>
        void Member(const CallbackT &func) const
        {
                switch( m_type_index )
                {
                case 0:
                        func(m_union.m_string, m_id);
                        break;
                case 1:
                        func(m_union.m_EmailAddressList, m_id);
                        break;
                case 2:
                        func(m_union.m_time, m_id);
                        break;
                case 3:
                        func(m_union.m_postal, m_id);
                        break;
                case 4:
                        func(m_union.m_uint8, m_id);
                        break;
                case 5:
                        func(m_union.m_uint32, m_id);
                        break;
                case 6:
                        func(m_union.m_EmailList, m_id);
                        break;
                case 7:
                        func(m_union.m_Date, m_id);
                        break;
                case 8:
                        func(m_union.m_CategoryList, m_id);
                        break;
//              case 9:
//                      func(m_union.m_GroupLinksType, m_id);
//                      break;
                case 10:
                        func(m_union.m_UnknownsType, m_id);
                        break;
                case 11:
                        func(m_union.m_bool, m_id);
                        break;
                case 12:
                        func(m_union.m_uint64, m_id);
                        break;
                case 13:
                        func(m_union.m_uint16, m_id);
                        break;
                case 14:
                        func(m_union.m_PostalAddress, m_id);
                        break;
                case 15:
                        func(m_enum, m_id);
                        break;
                case 16:
                        func(m_union.m_int32, m_id);
                        break;
                default:
                        throw std::logic_error("Unknown field handle type index");
                }
        }
};

/// Factory function to create a FieldHandle<> object.
template <class RecordT, class TypeT>
FieldHandle<RecordT> MakeFieldHandle(TypeT RecordT::* tp,
                                        const FieldIdentity &id)
{
        return FieldHandle<RecordT>(tp, id);
}

/// Calls FieldHandle<>::Member() for each defined field for a given record
/// type.  Takes a FieldHandle<>::ListT containing FieldHandle<> objects,
/// and calls Member(func) for each one.
template <class HandlesT, class CallbackT>
void ForEachField(const HandlesT &handles, const CallbackT &func)
{
        typename HandlesT::const_iterator
                b = handles.begin(),
                e = handles.end();
        for( ; b != e; ++b ) {
                b->Member(func);
        }
}

/// Calls FieldHandle<>::Value() for each defined field for a given record.
/// Takes a RecordT object and calls Value(vh, rec) for each FieldHandle<>
/// object in the record's FieldHandles set.
template <class RecordT>
void ForEachFieldValue(const RecordT &rec, const FieldValueHandlerBase &vh)
{
        typename FieldHandle<RecordT>::ListT::const_iterator
                b = RecordT::GetFieldHandles().begin(),
                e = RecordT::GetFieldHandles().end();
        for( ; b != e; ++b ) {
                b->Value(vh, rec);
        }
}

//
// FieldHandle setup macros
//
// #undef and #define the following macros to override these macros for you:
//
//      CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME - the new FieldHandles will be .push_back()'d into
//                              this container
//      RECORD_CLASS_NAME     - the name of the record class you are defining,
//                              i.e. Barry::Contact, or Barry::Calendar
//

// plain field, no connection to device field
#define FHP(name, display) \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#name, display)))
// record field with direct connection to device field, no LDIF data
#define FHD(name, display, type_code, iconv) \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#name, display, type_code, iconv, \
                                0, 0)))
// record field with direct connection to device field, with LDIF data
#define FHL(name, display, type_code, iconv, ldif, oclass) \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#name, display, type_code, iconv, \
                                ldif, oclass)))
// a subfield of a conglomerate field, with direct connection to device field,
// with LDIF data
#define FHS(name, subname, display, type, iconv, ldif, oclass) \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>( \
                        FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>::MakePostalPointer( \
                                &RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name, \
                                &PostalAddress::subname), \
                        FieldIdentity(#name "::" #subname, display, \
                                type, iconv, ldif, oclass, \
                                false, #name)))
// record conglomerate field, which has subfields
#define FHC(name, display) \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#name, display, \
                                -1, false, 0, 0, true, 0)))
// create a new EnumField<> and add it to the list... use the new_var_name
// to add constants with FHE_CONST below
#define FHE(new_var_name, record_field_type, record_field_name, display) \
        EnumField<RECORD_CLASS_NAME, RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_type> \
                *new_var_name = new \
                EnumField<RECORD_CLASS_NAME, RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_type> \
                        (&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_name); \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(new_var_name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#record_field_name, display)))
// same as FHE, but for when RECORD_CLASS_NAME is a template argument
#define FHET(new_var_name, record_field_type, record_field_name, display) \
        EnumField<RECORD_CLASS_NAME, typename RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_type> \
                *new_var_name = new \
                EnumField<RECORD_CLASS_NAME, typename RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_type> \
                        (&RECORD_CLASS_NAME::record_field_name); \
        CONTAINER_OBJECT_NAME.push_back( \
                FieldHandle<RECORD_CLASS_NAME>(new_var_name, \
                        FieldIdentity(#record_field_name, display)))
// add constant to enum created above
#define FHE_CONST(var, name, display) \
        var->AddConstant(#name, display, RECORD_CLASS_NAME::name)

/// @}

} // namespace Barry


/// \addtogroup RecordParserClasses
///             Parser and data storage classes.  These classes take a
///             Database Database record and convert them into C++ objects.
///             Each of these classes are safe to be used in standard
///             containers, and are meant to be used in conjunction with the
///             RecordParser<> template when calling Controller::LoadDatabase().
/// @{
/// @}

#ifndef __BARRY_LIBRARY_BUILD__
// Include all parser classes, to make it easy for the application to use.
#include "r_calendar.h"
#include "r_calllog.h"
#include "r_bookmark.h"
#include "r_contact.h"
#include "r_cstore.h"
#include "r_memo.h"
#include "r_message.h"
#include "r_servicebook.h"
#include "r_task.h"
#include "r_pin_message.h"
#include "r_saved_message.h"
#include "r_sms.h"
#include "r_folder.h"
#include "r_timezone.h"
#include "r_hhagent.h"
#endif

#endif