#ifndef EVENTS_H
#define EVENTS_H

/* The max amount of variables that can be bound. */
#define MAX_VARIABLES 32
/* The max. size of the message buffer.
 * WARNING: Bigger messages will be truncated! */
#define MESSAGE_BUFFER_SZ 1024
/* The maximal size of a token. Bigger tokens will be truncated. */
#define TOKEN_MAX_SZ 1024

typedef struct {
    int *variables[MAX_VARIABLES];
    char *var_names[MAX_VARIABLES];
    unsigned int vars;
} EventHandler;

typedef enum { T_NULL, T_VAR_EDIT, T_AMOUNT } Token;

typedef enum {
    OP_NULL,
    OP_SET,
    OP_ADD,
    OP_SUB,
    OP_DIV,
    OP_MUL,
    OP_MOD,
    OP_AMOUNT
} Operation;

/* events_init_handler()
 *
 * Initialize an event handler.
 * handler: The Event handler to initialize.
 */
void events_init_handler(EventHandler *handler);
/* events_bind_variable()
 *
 * Bind a variable. Binding a variable allows it to be modified by messages
 * passed to the event handler using tags written as following:
 * `variable+number` (The backticks delimit the tag). Available operators:
 * '=': Assign a value to the variable.
 * '+': Addition.
 * '-': Substraction.
 * '*': Multiplication.
 * '/': Division.
 * '%': Modulo.
 * handler: The event handler.
 * var:     A pointer to the variable to bind.
 * name:    The name of the variable. This is the name that will be used to
 *          refer to this variable in a tag.
 */
int events_bind_variable(EventHandler *handler, int *var, char *name);
/* events_parse_string()
 * handler: The event handler.
 * message: The message to parse.
 */
char *events_parse_string(EventHandler *handler, char *message);

#endif