// @file key.h class(es) representing individual keys in a btree

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#pragma once

#include "mongo/db/jsobj.h"

namespace mongo {

    /** Key class for precomputing a small format index key that is denser than a traditional BSONObj. 

        KeyBson is a legacy wrapper implementation for old BSONObj style keys for v:0 indexes.

        KeyV1 is the new implementation.
    */
    class KeyBson /* "KeyV0" */ { 
    public:
        KeyBson() { }
        explicit KeyBson(const char *keyData) : _o(keyData) { }
        explicit KeyBson(const BSONObj& obj) : _o(obj) { }
        int woCompare(const KeyBson& r, const Ordering &o) const;
        BSONObj toBson() const { return _o; }
        std::string toString() const { return _o.toString(); }
        int dataSize() const { return _o.objsize(); }
        const char * data() const { return _o.objdata(); }
        BSONElement _firstElement() const { return _o.firstElement(); }
        bool isCompactFormat() const { return false; }
        bool woEqual(const KeyBson& r) const;
        void assign(const KeyBson& rhs) { *this = rhs; }
        bool isValid() const { return true; }
    private:
        BSONObj _o;
    };

    class KeyV1Owned;

    // corresponding to BtreeData_V1
    class KeyV1 { 
        void operator=(const KeyV1&); // disallowed just to make people be careful as we don't own the buffer
        KeyV1(const KeyV1Owned&);     // disallowed as this is not a great idea as KeyV1Owned likely will go out of scope
    public:
        KeyV1() { _keyData = 0; }
        ~KeyV1() { DEV _keyData = (const unsigned char *) 1; }

        KeyV1(const KeyV1& rhs) : _keyData(rhs._keyData) { 
            dassert( _keyData > (const unsigned char *) 1 );
        }

        // explicit version of operator= to be safe
        void assign(const KeyV1& rhs) { 
            _keyData = rhs._keyData;
        }

        /** @param keyData can be a buffer containing data in either BSON format, OR in KeyV1 format. 
                   when BSON, we are just a wrapper
        */
        explicit KeyV1(const char *keyData) : _keyData((unsigned char *) keyData) { }

        int woCompare(const KeyV1& r, const Ordering &o) const;
        bool woEqual(const KeyV1& r) const;
        BSONObj toBson() const;
        std::string toString() const { return toBson().toString(); }

        /** get the key data we want to store in the btree bucket */
        const char * data() const { return (const char *) _keyData; }

        /** @return size of data() */
        int dataSize() const;

        /** only used by geo, which always has bson keys */
        BSONElement _firstElement() const { return bson().firstElement(); }
        bool isCompactFormat() const { return *_keyData != IsBSON; }

        bool isValid() const { return _keyData > (const unsigned char*)1; }
    protected:
        enum { IsBSON = 0xff };
        const unsigned char *_keyData;
        BSONObj bson() const {
            dassert( !isCompactFormat() );
            return BSONObj((const char *) _keyData+1);
        }
    private:
        int compareHybrid(const KeyV1& right, const Ordering& order) const;
    };

    class KeyV1Owned : public KeyV1 { 
        void operator=(const KeyV1Owned&);
    public:
        /** @obj a BSON object to be translated to KeyV1 format.  If the object isn't 
                 representable in KeyV1 format (which happens, intentionally, at times)
                 it will stay as bson herein.
        */
        KeyV1Owned(const BSONObj& obj);

        /** makes a copy (memcpy's the whole thing) */
        KeyV1Owned(const KeyV1& rhs);

    private:
        StackBufBuilder b;
        void traditional(const BSONObj& obj); // store as traditional bson not as compact format
    };

};