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#ifndef RINGLIST_H
#define RINGLIST_H
#include "list.h"
/**
* A RingList or Ring Buffer implementation. This is a list that never grows in
* size once it is created, but instead once it is full new items added to the
* RingList replace the oldest items and the zero-index is virtually shifted.
* Since no data is actually moved when zero-index moves, this is very
* efficient.
* <br>
* The items removed are not actually deleted by the RingList, so instead they
* are first moved into a temporary "Push Buffer" that can be accessed so that
* elements pushed off the edge of the RingList can be accessed for cleanup.
*@author Mike Buland
*/
class RingList : public List
{
public:
/**
* Construct a RingList with a fixed initial size. This size never changes
* unless setSize is called later during normal operation.
*@param nInitSize The number of elements to allocate.
*/
RingList( int nInitSize );
/**
* Clean up the data structures, but not the contained elements.
*/
~RingList();
/**
* Get an element at the specified index.
*@param nIndex The index of the element to retreive.
*@returns A pointer to the requested element, or NULL if the element is
* not found or not initialized yet.
*/
void *getAt( int nIndex );
/**
* Append an element to the end of the list, overwriting the begining if
* necesarry.
*@param pData The pointer to append to the RingList.
*/
void append( void *pData );
/**
* Insert an element before another in the RingList, pushing all after it
* down the list.
*@param pData The data to insert.
*@param nPos The position that new the element should occupy in the list.
*/
void insertBefore( void *pData, int nPos = 0 );
/**
* Get the size of the array.
*/
int getSize();
/**
* Is the RingList empty?
*@returns True if it is empty, false otherwise.
*/
bool isEmpty();
/**
* Delete an element in the list, moving all later elements down one index.
*@param nIndex The index of the element to delete.
*/
void deleteAt( int nIndex );
/**
* Remove all elements from the RingList.
*/
void empty();
/**
* Set a new size for the RingList. Be careful with this one, if shrinking
* this may quietly create a memory leak.
*@param nNewSize The new size to set the RingList to.
*@todo Either fix this memory leak somehow or remove this function.
*/
void setSize( int nNewSize );
/**
* Set a specific element to a new value.
*@param nIndex The zero-based index to change the value of.
*@param pData The data to put at the location specified by nIndex.
*/
void setAt( int nIndex, void *pData );
/**
* Retrieve the contents of the push buffer. This is the data that is
* pushed off the end of the array if you append data and the list is full.
* This should be checked after every append operation to be sure there
* isn't anything that needs deleting.
*@returns The last value pushed off the RingList, or NULL if nothing was
* pushed off.
*/
void *getPushBuf();
private:
int nFirstIndex; /**< The index to be translated as zero. */
int nRealLength; /**< The Amount of storage space available. */
int nDataLength; /**< The number of elements filled in. */
void **apData; /**< The actual data storage. */
void *pPushBuf; /**< The push buffer. */
};
#endif
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