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//
// VNCServer - abstract interface implemented by the RFB library.  The back-end
// code calls the relevant methods as appropriate.

#ifndef __RFB_VNCSERVER_H__
#define __RFB_VNCSERVER_H__

#include <rfb/UpdateTracker.h>
#include <rfb/SSecurity.h>
#include <rfb/ScreenSet.h>

namespace rfb {

  class VNCServer : public UpdateTracker {
  public:
    // blockUpdates()/unblockUpdates() tells the server that the pixel buffer
    // is currently in flux and may not be accessed. The attributes of the
    // pixel buffer may still be accessed, but not the frame buffer itself.
    // Note that access must be unblocked the exact same number of times it
    // was blocked.
    virtual void blockUpdates() = 0;
    virtual void unblockUpdates() = 0;

    // setPixelBuffer() tells the server to use the given pixel buffer (and
    // optionally a modified screen layout).  If this differs in size from
    // the previous pixel buffer, this may result in protocol messages being
    // sent, or clients being disconnected.
    virtual void setPixelBuffer(PixelBuffer* pb, const ScreenSet& layout) = 0;
    virtual void setPixelBuffer(PixelBuffer* pb) = 0;

    // setScreenLayout() modifies the current screen layout without changing
    // the pixelbuffer. Clients will be notified of the new layout.
    virtual void setScreenLayout(const ScreenSet& layout) = 0;

    // getPixelBuffer() returns a pointer to the PixelBuffer object.
    virtual PixelBuffer* getPixelBuffer() const = 0;

    // serverCutText() tells the server that the cut text has changed.  This
    // will normally be sent to all clients.
    virtual void serverCutText(const char* str, int len) = 0;

    // bell() tells the server that it should make all clients make a bell sound.
    virtual void bell() = 0;

    // - Close all currently-connected clients, by calling
    //   their close() method with the supplied reason.
    virtual void closeClients(const char* reason) = 0;

    // setCursor() tells the server that the cursor has changed.  The
    // cursorData argument contains width*height pixel values in the pixel
    // buffer's format.  The mask argument is a bitmask with a 1-bit meaning
    // the corresponding pixel in cursorData is valid.  The mask consists of
    // left-to-right, top-to-bottom scanlines, where each scanline is padded to
    // a whole number of bytes [(width+7)/8].  Within each byte the most
    // significant bit represents the leftmost pixel, and the bytes are simply
    // in left-to-right order.  The server takes its own copy of the data in
    // cursorData and mask.
    virtual void setCursor(int width, int height, const Point& hotspot,
                           const void* cursorData, const void* mask) = 0;

    // setCursorPos() tells the server the current position of the cursor.
    virtual void setCursorPos(const Point& p) = 0;

    // setName() tells the server what desktop title to supply to clients
    virtual void setName(const char* name) = 0;
  };
}
#endif