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*/

/* idict.h */
/* Interfaces for Ghostscript dictionary package */

/*
 * Contrary to our usual practice, we expose the (first-level)
 * representation of a dictionary in the interface file,
 * because it is so important that access checking go fast.
 * The access attributes for the dictionary are stored in
 * the values ref.
 */
struct dict_s {
	ref values;		/* t_array, values */
	ref keys;		/* t_shortarray or t_array, keys */
	ref count;		/* t_integer, count of occupied entries */
				/* (length) */
	ref maxlength;		/* t_integer, maxlength as seen by client. */
};

/*
 * Define the maximum size of a dictionary.
 */
extern const uint dict_max_size;

/*
 * Define whether dictionaries expand automatically when full.  Note that
 * if dict_auto_expand is true, dict_put, dict_copy, dict_resize, and
 * dict_grow cannot return e_dictfull; however, they can return e_VMerror.
 * (dict_find can return e_dictfull even if dict_auto_expand is true.)
 */
extern bool dict_auto_expand;

/*
 * Create a dictionary.
 */
int dict_create(P2(uint maxlength, ref *pdref));

/*
 * Return a pointer to a ref that holds the access attributes
 * for a dictionary.
 */
#define dict_access_ref(pdref) (&(pdref)->value.pdict->values)
/*
 * Check a dictionary for read or write permission.
 * Note: this does NOT check the type of its operand!
 */
#define check_dict_read(dref) check_read(*dict_access_ref(&dref))
#define check_dict_write(dref) check_write(*dict_access_ref(&dref))

/*
 * Look up a key in a dictionary.  Store a pointer to the value slot
 * where found, or to the (value) slot for inserting.
 * The caller is responsible for checking that the dictionary is readable.
 * Return 1 if found, 0 if not and there is room for a new entry,
 * Failure returns:
 *	e_typecheck if the key is null;
 *	e_invalidaccess if the key is a string lacking read access;
 *	e_VMerror or e_limitcheck if the key is a string and the corresponding
 *	  error occurs from attempting to convert it to a name;
 *	e_dictfull if the dictionary is full and the key is missing.
 */
int dict_find(P3(const ref *pdref, const ref *key, ref **ppvalue));

/*
 * Look up a (constant) C string in a dictionary.
 * Return 1 if found, <= 0 if not.
 */
int dict_find_string(P3(const ref *pdref, const char _ds *kstr,
			ref **ppvalue));

/*
 * Enter a key-value pair in a dictionary.
 * The caller is responsible for checking that the dictionary is writable.
 * Return 1 if this was a new entry, 0 if this replaced an existing entry.
 * Failure returns are as for dict_find, except that e_dictfull doesn't
 * occur if the dictionary is full but expandable, plus:
 *	e_invalidaccess for an attempt to store a younger key or value into
 *	  an older dictionary;
 *	e_VMerror if a VMerror occurred while trying to expand the
 *	  dictionary.
 */
int dict_put(P3(ref *pdref, const ref *key, const ref *pvalue));

/*
 * Enter a key-value pair where the key is a (constant) C string.
 */
int dict_put_string(P3(ref *pdref, const char *kstr, const ref *pvalue));

/*
 * Remove a key-value pair from a dictionary.
 * Return 0 or e_undefined.
 */
int dict_undef(P2(ref *pdref, const ref *key));

/*
 * Return the number of elements in a dictionary.
 */
uint dict_length(P1(const ref *pdref));

/*
 * Return the capacity of a dictionary.
 */
uint dict_maxlength(P1(const ref *pdref));

/*
 * Copy one dictionary into another.
 * Return 0 or e_dictfull.
 * If new_only is true, only copy entries whose keys
 * aren't already present in the destination.
 */
int dict_copy_entries(P3(const ref *dfrom, ref *dto, bool new_only));
#define dict_copy(dfrom, dto) dict_copy_entries(dfrom, dto, false)
#define dict_copy_new(dfrom, dto) dict_copy_entries(dfrom, dto, true)

/*
 * Grow or shrink a dictionary.
 * Return 0, e_dictfull, or e_VMerror.
 */
int dict_resize(P2(ref *pdref, uint newmaxlength));

/*
 * Grow a dictionary in the same way as dict_put does.
 * We export this for some special-case code in zop_def.
 */
int dict_grow(P1(ref *pdref));

/*
 * Ensure that a dictionary uses the unpacked representation for keys.
 * (This is of no interest to ordinary clients.)
 */
int dict_unpack(P1(ref *pdref));

/*
 * Prepare to enumerate a dictionary.
 * Return an integer suitable for the first call to dict_next.
 */
int dict_first(P1(const ref *pdref));

/*
 * Enumerate the next element of a dictionary.
 * index is initially the result of a call on dict_first.
 * Either store a key and value at eltp[0] and eltp[1]
 * and return an updated index, or return -1
 * to signal that there are no more elements in the dictionary.
 */
int dict_next(P3(const ref *pdref, int index, ref *eltp));

/*
 * Given a value pointer return by dict_find, return an index that
 * identifies the entry within the dictionary. (This may, but need not,
 * be the same as the index returned by dict_next.)
 * The index is in the range [0..maxlength-1].
 */
int dict_value_index(P2(const ref *pdref, const ref *pvalue));

/*
 * Given an index in [0..maxlength-1], as returned by dict_value_index,
 * return the key and value, as returned by dict_next.
 * If the index designates an unoccupied entry, return e_undefined.
 */
int dict_index_entry(P3(const ref *pdref, int index, ref *eltp));
