// Copyright (C) 2019 The Qt Company Ltd.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR LGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-2.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only

#include <private/opcuafilterelement_p.h>
#include <private/opcuaoperandbase_p.h>

#include <QOpcUaContentFilterElement>
#include <QLoggingCategory>

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

/*!
    \qmltype FilterElement
    \inqmlmodule QtOpcUa
    \brief The OPC UA ContentFilterElement.
    \since QtOpcUa 5.13
    \deprecated [6.9]

    A content filter element contains an operator and operands.
    There are four different operator types which contain literal values, references to
    attributes of nodes or to other content filter elements.

    A combination of one or more content filter elements makes a content filter which is used
    by the server to filter data for the criteria defined by the content filter elements.
    For example, the \c where clause of an event filter is a content filter which is used to decide
    if a notification is generated for an event.

    \code
    QtOpcUa.FilterElement {
        operator: QtOpcUa.FilterElement.GreaterThanOrEqual
        firstOperand: QtOpcUa.SimpleAttributeOperand { ... }
        secondOperand: QtOpcUa.LiteralOperand { ... }
    }
    \endcode

    \sa EventFilter
*/

/*!
    \qmlproperty enumeration FilterElement::operatorType

    The filter operator.

    Possible operators for a FilterElement that are specified in
    OPC UA 1.05 part 4, 7.7.3

    \value FilterElement.Equals
    \value FilterElement.IsNull
    \value FilterElement.GreaterThan
    \value FilterElement.LessThan
    \value FilterElement.GreaterThanOrEqual
    \value FilterElement.LessThanOrEqual
    \value FilterElement.Like
    \value FilterElement.Not
    \value FilterElement.Between
    \value FilterElement.InList
    \value FilterElement.And
    \value FilterElement.Or
    \value FilterElement.Cast
    \value FilterElement.InView
    \value FilterElement.OfType
    \value FilterElement.RelatedTo
    \value FilterElement.BitwiseAnd
    \value FilterElement.BitwiseOr
*/

/*!
    \qmlproperty variant FilterElement::firstOperand

    First operand to be used with the operator.
    This can be one of \l SimpleAttributeOperand, \l AttributeOperand,
    \l LiteralOperand or \l ElementOperand.
*/

/*!
    \qmlproperty variant FilterElement::secondOperand

    Second operand to be used with the operator.
    This can be one of \l SimpleAttributeOperand, \l AttributeOperand,
    \l LiteralOperand or \l ElementOperand.
*/


OpcUaFilterElement::OpcUaFilterElement(QObject *parent)
    : QObject(parent)
{
}

OpcUaFilterElement::~OpcUaFilterElement() = default;

QOpcUaContentFilterElement OpcUaFilterElement::toFilterElement(QOpcUaClient *client)
{
    QOpcUaContentFilterElement value;
    value.setFilterOperator(static_cast<QOpcUaContentFilterElement::FilterOperator>(operatorType()));
    value.filterOperandsRef().append(m_firstOperand->toCppVariant(client));
    value.filterOperandsRef().append(m_secondOperand->toCppVariant(client));
    return value;
}

OpcUaFilterElement::FilterOperator OpcUaFilterElement::operatorType() const
{
    return m_filterOperator;
}

void OpcUaFilterElement::setOperatorType(OpcUaFilterElement::FilterOperator filterOperator)
{
    m_filterOperator = filterOperator;
}

OpcUaOperandBase *OpcUaFilterElement::firstOperand() const
{
    return m_firstOperand;
}

void OpcUaFilterElement::setFirstOperand(OpcUaOperandBase *operand)
{
    if (m_firstOperand != operand) {
        m_firstOperand = operand;
        emit dataChanged();
    }
}

OpcUaOperandBase *OpcUaFilterElement::secondOperand() const
{
    return m_secondOperand;
}

void OpcUaFilterElement::setSecondOperand(OpcUaOperandBase *operand)
{
    if (m_secondOperand != operand) {
        m_secondOperand = operand;
        emit dataChanged();
    }
}

QT_END_NAMESPACE
