-- core/screen.lua :: Basic screen manager. Use CScreen as a backend, and works
-- as an abstraction layer around CScreen.

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local ScreenManager = Object:extend()

local CScreen = require("framework.libs.cscreen")

-- INIT FUNCTIONS
-- Initialize and configure the screen manager

function ScreenManager:new(controller)
  self.controller = controller
  self.data       = self.controller.options.data.video
  self.width, self.height = love.graphics.getDimensions()
  self:applySettings()
  CScreen.init(self.width, self.height, true)
  CScreen.setColor(0, 0, 0, 1)

  love.graphics.setDefaultFilter( "nearest", "nearest", 1 )

  self.transition = nil
  self.transitionOut = nil
  self.isOpaque = false
end

function ScreenManager:startTransition(transitionIn, transitionOut, func, x, y)
  self.transition = transitionIn(func, x, y, false)
  self.transitionOut = transitionOut(nil, x, y, true)
  self.isOpaque = true
end

function ScreenManager:transitionOver(fadeOut)
  if (not fadeOut) then
    self.transition = self.transitionOut
  else
    self.transition = nil
    self.isOpaque = false
  end
end

function ScreenManager:isActive()
  return ((self.transition == nil) and (not self.isOpaque))
end

function ScreenManager:applySettings()
  self.data       = self.controller.options.data.video

  local flags = {}
  flags.vsync = self.data.vsync
  flags.borderless = (self.data.border == false)

  love.window.setMode(self.width * self.data.resolution, self.height * self.data.resolution, flags)
  love.window.setFullscreen( self.data.fullscreen )

  local width, height = love.window.getMode()
  CScreen.update(width, height)
end

function ScreenManager:update(dt)
  if (self.transition ~= nil) then
    self.transition:update(dt)
  end
end

-- POINTER FUNCTIONS
-- Translate the pointer according to the screen coordinates

function ScreenManager:project(x, y)
  return CScreen.project(x, y)
end

function ScreenManager:getMousePosition()
  return CScreen.project(love.mouse.getX(), love.mouse.getY())
end

function ScreenManager:getScale()
  return CScreen.getScale()
end

function ScreenManager:getScreenCoordinate(x, y)
  return CScreen.getScreenCoordinate(x, y)
end

-- INFO FUNCTIONS
-- Get screen informations

function ScreenManager:getDimensions()
  return self.width, self.height
end

-- SCISSOR FUNCTIONS
-- Simple scissor functions

function ScreenManager:setScissor(x, y, width, height)
  local x, y = self:getScreenCoordinate(x, y)
  love.graphics.setScissor(x, y, width*self.data.resolution, height*self.data.resolution)
end

function ScreenManager:resetScissor()
  love.graphics.setScissor( )
end

-- DRAW FUNCTIONS
-- Apply draw functions to the scene

function ScreenManager:apply()
  CScreen.apply()
end

function ScreenManager:cease()
  CScreen.cease()
end

function ScreenManager:drawTransition()
  if (self.isOpaque) then
    if (self.transition ~= nil) then
      self.transition:draw()
    else
      love.graphics.setColor(0,0,0,1)
      love.graphics.rectangle("fill",0,0,424,240)
      utils.graphics.resetColor()
    end
  end
end

return ScreenManager