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#ifndef Cql2Dnf_h
#define Cql2Dnf_h

#include <Pegasus/Common/Stack.h>
//#include <Pegasus/WQL/WQLOperation.h>
//#include <Pegasus/WQL/WQLOperand.h>
#include <Pegasus/CQL/CQLSelectStatement.h>
#include <Pegasus/CQL/CQLSimplePredicate.h>
#include <Pegasus/CQL/CQLPredicate.h>
#include <Pegasus/CQL/CQLExpression.h>

PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

#undef  PEGASUS_COMMON_LINKAGE
#define PEGASUS_COMMON_LINKAGE

#include <Pegasus/Common/Linkage.h> 

enum OperationType { CQL_LT, CQL_GT, CQL_EQ, CQL_LE, CQL_GE,
                     CQL_NE, CQL_IS_NULL, CQL_IS_NOT_NULL,
                     CQL_AND, CQL_OR, CQL_NOT, CQL_NOOP,
                     CQL_ISA, CQL_LIKE};

class term_el
{
public:
    term_el(){}
    term_el(Boolean m, CQLSimplePredicate simplePredicate) :
       mark(m), _simplePredicate(simplePredicate), NOT(false){}
    Boolean mark;
    CQLSimplePredicate _simplePredicate;
    Boolean NOT;
    void negate();
    //int toStrings(CMPIType &typ, CMPIPredOp &opr, String &o1,
    //  String &o2) const;
};

class stack_el
{
public:
   stack_el() {}
   stack_el(int o, Boolean i) : opn(o), is_terminal(i) {}
   int   opn;     // either to terminals or eval_heap
   Boolean is_terminal;
};


class eval_el
{
public:
    eval_el() {}
    eval_el(Boolean m, OperationType o, int op1, Boolean i1,
            int op2, Boolean i2) :
       mark(m), op(o), opn1(op1), is_terminal1(i1),
            opn2(op2), is_terminal2(i2) {}
    Boolean mark;
    OperationType op;
    int opn1;
    Boolean is_terminal1; // if yes, look in terminal Array
    int opn2;
    Boolean is_terminal2; // if no, look in eval heap

    stack_el getFirst();

    stack_el getSecond();

    void setFirst(const stack_el s);

    void setSecond(const stack_el s);

    void assign_unary_to_first(const eval_el & assignee);

    void assign_unary_to_second(const eval_el & assignee);

    // Ordering operators, so that op1 > op2 for all non-terminals
    // and terminals appear in the second operand first
    void order(void);
};

#define PEGASUS_ARRAY_T term_el
# include <Pegasus/Common/ArrayInter.h>
#undef PEGASUS_ARRAY_T

#define PEGASUS_ARRAY_T eval_el
# include <Pegasus/Common/ArrayInter.h>
#undef PEGASUS_ARRAY_T

#define PEGASUS_ARRAY_T stack_el
# include <Pegasus/Common/ArrayInter.h>
#undef PEGASUS_ARRAY_T

#undef PEGASUS_COMMON_LINKAGE


class Cql2Dnf
{
public:
/*
    Cql2Dnf();

    Cql2Dnf(CQLSelectStatement& cqs);

    Cql2Dnf(CQLSelectStatement * cqs);
*/

   /**
      Contructs Cql2Dnf object.  The predicate passed in is converted to DNF.

      @param  - topLevel.  CQLPredicate to convert to DNF.
      @return - None.
      @throw  - None.
      <I><B>Experimental Interface</B></I><BR>
  */

    Cql2Dnf(CQLPredicate& topLevel);

  /**
      Destructs the Cql2Dnf object.  

      @param  - None.
      @return - None.
      @throw  - None.
      <I><B>Experimental Interface</B></I><BR>
  */
    ~Cql2Dnf();
/*
    void compile (CQLSelectStatement * cqs);
*/

    void compile (CQLPredicate& topLevel);
/*
    void print();
*/
    /**
      Gets the DNF converted CQLPredicate.

      @param  - None.
      @return - The CQLPredicate in DNF.
      @throw  - None.
      <I><B>Experimental Interface</B></I><BR>
  */
    CQLPredicate getDnfPredicate();

protected:

   /**
      Preps the DNF algorithm.  Fills the _operations and _operands
      objects for later processing.

      @param  - None.
      @return - None.
      @throw  - None.
      <I><B>Experimental Interface</B></I><BR>
  */
    void _buildEvalHeap();

    void _pushNOTDown(void);

    void _factoring(void);

    /**
    
    This function takes a CQLSelectStatement and does a depth first search
    looking for the operations and operands.
    The operations are appended to the _operations array and the operands
    appended to the _operands array.
    When finished, we will have two arrays, representing the statement tree,
    from which we can start the process to put the statement into DNF.
    
    Example:  a=b^(!c=d v e=f)
     _operations array will look like:
        [=][=][!][=][v][^]
     _operands array will look like:
        [a][b][c][d][e][f]
    
    @param  - topLevel. CQLPredicate to extract operations and operands from
    @return - None.
    @throw  - None.
 
   */

    void _strip_ops_operands(CQLPredicate& topLevel);

    void _destruct(CQLPredicate& _p);

    /**
    //
    // _construct()
        //
        // Each eval_el on the eval heap contains all the information needed
        // to make a CQLPredicate.
        // We will build a CQLPredicate for every element in the eval heap.
        // So there is a 1 to 1 correspondence
        // between elements in the eval heap and elements in the CQLPredicate
        // array used below.
        // The first eval_el on the eval heap will always contain at least one
        // terminal if the operation is a NOT
        // or two terminals if the operation is AND or OR.  We are guaranteed
        // to build a CQLPredicate from the first
        // position in the eval_heap array.
        //
        // The key to the algorithm is the isterminalX flag.  When set to true,
        // we go to the term_heap and get the CQLSimplePredicate.
        // When set to false, we go to the _preds array below
        // and get the CQLPredicate.  Since there is a 1 - 1 correspondence,
        // as explained above, the index
        // referred to by eval.opn1 or eval.opn2 is valid into the _preds array.
        //
        // For ANDs and ORs, we need two operands, as explained above,
        // we get those operands
        // from either the term_heap or the _preds array.  For NOTs, we need
        // only 1 operand, and that comes from either the term_heap or the
        // _preds array.
        //
        // When finished, the last element in the _preds array contains
        // the top level CQLPredicate (the rebuilt tree)
        //
        // Example:  a=b^(!c=d v e=f)
        // If the current eval_heap looks like:
        //      0,NOT,1,True,-1,True [index = 0]
        //      0,OR,2,True,0,False  [index = 1]
        //      0,AND,1,False,0,True [index = 2]
        //
        // And the current term_heap looks like:
        //      CQLSimplePredicate(a=b) [index = 0]
        //      CQLSimplePredicate(c=d) [index = 1]
        //      CQLSimplePredicate(e=f) [index = 0]
        //
        // The _preds array at the end would look like:
        //      CQLPredicate(!c==d)        [index = 0]
        //      CQLPredicate(e==f v !c==d) [index = 1]
        //      CQLPredicate((e==f v !c==d) ^ a==b) [index = 2]
        //            (the rebuilt tree)
        //

    @param  - None.
    @return - None.
    @throw  - None.

    */

    void _construct();

    /**
        this is to prevent appending complex predicates to the top level
        predicate the final DNFed predicate must only have simple predicates
        inside its predicate array
        
        example:
           say P = A AND B
           say P1 = C AND D
           say we need to OR them together
           we cant call P.appendPredicate(P1,OR) because this creates one more
           complex predicate layer
           instead we would:
         -> get P1s predicates (which should all be simple)
         -> append its first predicate to P along with the operator passed
         into us
         -> so conceptually at this point we have P = A AND B OR C
         -> then go through P1s remaining predicates and append them and P1s
         operators to P
         -> when done we have P = A AND B OR C AND D INSTEAD of having P = A
         AND B OR P1 where P1 is a complex predicate
        

    @param topLevel, CQLPredicate that will contain CQLPredicate p
    @param op, The operation AND / OR
    @param p, CQLPredicate to add to topLevel.
    @return - None.
    @throw  - None.
    */
    CQLPredicate _flattenANDappend(CQLPredicate& topLevel,
            BooleanOpType op, CQLPredicate& p);

    OperationType _convertOpType(ExpressionOpType op);

    ExpressionOpType _convertOpType(OperationType op);
    
private:

    //
    // The eval_heap structure contains an ordered tree of non-terminal
    // expressions, the term_heap structure the corresponding terminal
    // expressions
    //

    Stack<term_el> terminal_heap;

    Array<eval_el> eval_heap;

    Array<CQLExpression> _operands;  // contains all the operands from the
                                     // original top level predicate

    Array<OperationType> _operations; // contains all the operations from
                                      // the original top level predicate

    CQLPredicate _dnfPredicate; // the final DNFed predicate
};


PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_END

#endif /* Cql2Dnf_h */