#![feature(arbitrary_self_types)]   // Required for now.
use node_tree::prelude::*;


#[derive(Debug, Clone, NodeSys)]
pub struct NodeA {
    base: Rc<NodeBase>   // Required for Nodes.
}

// To make things simple, it is advised to have most node constructors return the node
// instance wrapped inside of this crate's `Hp<T>` pointer.
impl NodeA {
    fn new(name: String) -> Hp<Self> {
        Hp::new(NodeA { base: NodeBase::new(name) })
    }
}

// Example implementation of the Node trait with custom behaviours.
impl Node for NodeA {

    /// Runs once the Node is added to the NodeTree.
    fn ready(self: Hp<Self>) -> () {

        // To show off how you could add children nodes.
        if self.depth() < 3 {
            self.add_child(NodeA::new(format!("{}_Node", self.depth() + 1)));
            self.add_child(NodeA::new(format!("{}_Node", self.depth() + 1)));
            self.add_child(NodeA::new(format!("{}_Node", self.depth() + 1)));
        }

        if self.is_root() {
            println!("{:#?}", self.children());
        }
    }

    /// Runs once per frame. Provides a delta value in seconds between frames.
    fn process(self: Hp<Self>, delta: f32) -> () {

        // Example of using the delta value to calculate the current framerate.
        println!("{} | {}", self.name(), 1f32 / delta);

        // Using the NodePath, you can reference other nodes in the NodeTree from this node.
        if self.is_root() {
            match self.get_node(NodePath::from_str("1_Node/2_Node1/3_Node2")) {
                Some(node) => println!("{:?}", node),
                None       => ()
            }
        }

        // Nodes can be destroyed. When destroyed, their references from the NodeTree are cleaned up as well.
        // If the root node is destroyed, then the program automatically exits. (There are other ways to
        // terminate the program such as the queue_termination() function on the NodeTree instance).
        if self.children().is_empty() {
            self.free();   // We test the progressive destruction of nodes from the tip of the tree
                           // to the base.
        }
    }

    /// Runs once a Node is removed from the NodeTree, whether that is from the program itself terminating or not.
    fn terminal(self: Hp<Self>) -> () {}   // We do not do anything here for this example.

    /// Returns this node's process mode.
    /// Each process mode controls how the process() function behaves when the NodeTree is paused or not.
    /// (The NodeTree can be paused or unpaused with the pause() or unpause() functions respectively.)
    fn process_mode(self: Hp<Self>) -> ProcessMode {
        ProcessMode::Inherit    // We will return the default value, which inherits the behaviour from
                                // the parent node.
    }
}

// ...previous implementations

fn main() -> () {

    // Create the tree.
    let root: Hp<NodeA>    = NodeA::new("Root".to_string());
    let tree: Hp<NodeTree> = NodeTree::new(root);

    // Begin operations on the tree.
    tree.start();
    tree.process();   // This will run an indefinite loop until the program exits.
}