unleashed-firmware/applications/main/infrared/infrared_remote.h
Georgii Surkov c8180747db
[FL-3456] Allow for larger Infrared remotes (#3164)
* Do not load all signals at once (Draft)
* Minor cleanup
* Refactor remote renaming
* Improve function signatures
* Rename infrared_remote functions
* Optimise signal loading
* Implement adding signals to remote
* Add read_name() method
* Deprecate a function
* Partially implement deleting signals (draft)
* Use m-array instead of m-list for signal name directory
* Use plain C strings instead of furi_string
* Implement deleting signals
* Implement deleting signals via generalised callback
* Implement renaming signals
* Rename some types
* Some more renaming
* Remove unused type
* Implement inserting signals (internal use)
* Improve InfraredMoveView
* Send an event to move a signal
* Remove unused type
* Implement moving signals
* Implement creating new remotes with one signal
* Un-deprecate and rename a function
* Add InfraredRemote API docs
* Add InfraredSignal API docs
* Better error messages
* Show progress pop-up when moving buttons in a remote
* Copy labels to the InfraredMoveView to avoid pointer invalidation
* Improve file selection scene
* Show progress pop-up when renaming buttons in a remote
* Refactor a scene
* Show progress when deleting a button from remote
* Use a random name for temp files
* Add docs to infrared_brute_force.h
* Rename Infrared type to InfraredApp
* Add docs to infrared_app_i.h

Co-authored-by: あく <alleteam@gmail.com>
2023-10-31 01:20:35 +09:00

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/**
* @file infrared_remote.h
* @brief Infrared remote library.
*
* An infrared remote contains zero or more infrared signals which
* have a (possibly non-unique) name each.
*
* The current implementation does load only the names into the memory,
* while the signals themselves are loaded on-demand one by one. In theory,
* this should allow for quite large remotes with relatively bulky signals.
*/
#pragma once
#include "infrared_signal.h"
/**
* @brief InfraredRemote opaque type declaration.
*/
typedef struct InfraredRemote InfraredRemote;
/**
* @brief Create a new InfraredRemote instance.
*
* @returns pointer to the created instance.
*/
InfraredRemote* infrared_remote_alloc();
/**
* @brief Delete an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be deleted.
*/
void infrared_remote_free(InfraredRemote* remote);
/**
* @brief Reset an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* Resetting a remote clears its signal name list and
* the associated file path.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be deleted.
*/
void infrared_remote_reset(InfraredRemote* remote);
/**
* @brief Get an InfraredRemote instance's name.
*
* The name is deduced from the file path.
*
* The return value remains valid unless one of the following functions is called:
* - infrared_remote_reset()
* - infrared_remote_load()
* - infrared_remote_create()
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to be queried.
* @returns pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the name.
*/
const char* infrared_remote_get_name(const InfraredRemote* remote);
/**
* @brief Get an InfraredRemote instance's file path.
*
* Same return value validity considerations as infrared_remote_get_name().
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to be queried.
* @returns pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the path.
*/
const char* infrared_remote_get_path(const InfraredRemote* remote);
/**
* @brief Get the number of signals listed in an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to be queried.
* @returns number of signals, zero or more
*/
size_t infrared_remote_get_signal_count(const InfraredRemote* remote);
/**
* @brief Get the name of a signal listed in an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to be queried.
* @param[in] index index of the signal in question. Must be less than the total signal count.
*/
const char* infrared_remote_get_signal_name(const InfraredRemote* remote, size_t index);
/**
* @brief Get the index of a signal listed in an InfraredRemote instance by its name.
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to be queried.
* @param[in] name pointer to a zero-terminated string containig the name of the signal in question.
* @param[out] index pointer to the variable to hold the signal index.
* @returns true if a signal with the given name was found, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_get_signal_index(
const InfraredRemote* remote,
const char* name,
size_t* index);
/**
* @brief Load a signal listed in an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* As mentioned above, the signals are loaded on-demand. The user code must call this function
* each time it wants to interact with a new signal.
*
* @param[in] remote pointer to the instance to load from.
* @param[out] signal pointer to the signal to load into. Must be allocated.
* @param[in] index index of the signal to be loaded. Must be less than the total signal count.
* @return true if the signal was successfully loaded, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_load_signal(
const InfraredRemote* remote,
InfraredSignal* signal,
size_t index);
/**
* @brief Append a signal to the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* The file path must be somehow initialised first by calling either infrared_remote_load() or
* infrared_remote_create(). As the name suggests, the signal will be put in the end of the file.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to append to.
* @param[in] signal pointer to the signal to be appended.
* @param[in] name pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the name of the signal.
* @returns true if the signal was successfully appended, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_append_signal(
InfraredRemote* remote,
const InfraredSignal* signal,
const char* name);
/**
* @brief Insert a signal to the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* Same behaviour as infrared_remote_append_signal(), but the user code can decide where to
* put the signal in the file.
*
* Index values equal to or greater than the total signal count will result in behaviour
* identical to infrared_remote_append_signal().
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to insert to.
* @param[in] signal pointer to the signal to be inserted.
* @param[in] name pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the name of the signal.
* @param[in] index the index under which the signal shall be inserted.
* @returns true if the signal was successfully inserted, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_insert_signal(
InfraredRemote* remote,
const InfraredSignal* signal,
const char* name,
size_t index);
/**
* @brief Rename a signal in the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* Only changes the signal's name, but neither its position nor contents.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be modified.
* @param[in] index index of the signal to be renamed. Must be less than the total signal count.
* @param[in] new_name pointer to a zero-terminated string containig the signal's new name.
* @returns true if the signal was successfully renamed, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_rename_signal(InfraredRemote* remote, size_t index, const char* new_name);
/**
* @brief Change a signal's position in the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* Only changes the signal's position (index), but neither its name nor contents.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be modified.
* @param[in] index index of the signal to be moved. Must be less than the total signal count.
* @param[in] new_index index of the signal to be moved. Must be less than the total signal count.
*/
bool infrared_remote_move_signal(InfraredRemote* remote, size_t index, size_t new_index);
/**
* @brief Delete a signal in the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be modified.
* @param[in] index index of the signal to be deleted. Must be less than the total signal count.
* @returns true if the signal was successfully deleted, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_delete_signal(InfraredRemote* remote, size_t index);
/**
* @brief Create a new file and associate it with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* The instance will be reset and given a new empty file with just the header.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be assigned with a new file.
* @param[in] path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the full file path.
* @returns true if the file was successfully created, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_create(InfraredRemote* remote, const char* path);
/**
* @brief Associate an InfraredRemote instance with a file and load the signal names from it.
*
* The instance will be reset and fill its signal name list from the given file.
* The file must already exist and be valid.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be assigned with an existing file.
* @param[in] path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the full file path.
* @returns true if the file was successfully loaded, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_load(InfraredRemote* remote, const char* path);
/**
* @brief Rename the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* Only renames the file, no signals are added, moved or deleted.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be modified.
* @param[in] new_path pointer to a zero-terminated string containing the new full file path.
* @returns true if the file was successfully renamed, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_rename(InfraredRemote* remote, const char* new_path);
/**
* @brief Remove the file associated with an InfraredRemote instance.
*
* This operation is irreversible and fully deletes the remote file
* from the underlying filesystem.
* After calling this function, the instance becomes invalid until
* infrared_remote_create() or infrared_remote_load() are successfully executed.
*
* @param[in,out] remote pointer to the instance to be modified.
* @returns true if the file was successfully removed, false otherwise.
*/
bool infrared_remote_remove(InfraredRemote* remote);