/** @file jsobj.h */

/**
   BSONObj and its helpers

   "BSON" stands for "binary JSON" -- ie a binary way to represent objects that would be
   represented in JSON (plus a few extensions useful for databases & other languages).
*/

/**
*    Copyright (C) 2008 10gen Inc.
*
*    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or  modify
*    it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3,
*    as published by the Free Software Foundation.
*
*    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
*    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
*    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
*    GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
*
*    You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
*    along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/

#pragma once

#include "../stdafx.h"
#include "../util/builder.h"
#include "boost/utility.hpp"

#include <set>

namespace mongo {

    class BSONObj;
    class Record;
    class BSONObjBuilder;
    class BSONObjBuilderValueStream;

#pragma pack(1)

    /** 
        the complete list of valid BSON types
    */
    enum BSONType {
        /** smaller than all other types */
        MinKey=-1,
        /** end of object */
        EOO=0,
        /** double precision floating point value */
        NumberDouble=1,
        /** character string, stored in utf8 */
        String=2,
        /** an embedded object */
        Object=3,
        /** an embedded array */
        Array=4,
        /** binary data */
        BinData=5,
        /** Undefined type */
        Undefined=6,
        /** ObjectId */
        jstOID=7,
        /** boolean type */
        Bool=8,
        /** date type */
        Date=9,
        /** null type */
        jstNULL=10,
        /** regular expression, a pattern with options */
        RegEx=11,
        /** deprecated / will be redesigned */
        DBRef=12,
        /** deprecated / use CodeWScope */
        Code=13,
        /** a programming language (e.g., Python) symbol */
        Symbol=14,
        /** javascript code that can execute on the database server, with context */
        CodeWScope=15,
        /** 32 bit signed integer */
        NumberInt = 16,
        /** Updated to a Date with value next OpTime on insert */
        Timestamp = 17,
        /** max type that is not MaxKey */
        JSTypeMax=17,
        /** larger than all other types */
        MaxKey=127
    };

    /* subtypes of BinData.
       bdtCustom and above are ones that the JS compiler understands, but are
       opaque to the database.
    */
    enum BinDataType { Function=1, ByteArray=2, bdtUUID = 3, MD5Type=5, bdtCustom=128 };
    
    /**	Object ID type.
        BSON objects typically have an _id field for the object id.  This field should be the first 
        member of the object when present.  class OID is a special type that is a 12 byte id which 
        is likely to be unique to the system.  You may also use other types for _id's.
        When _id field is missing from a BSON object, on an insert the database may insert one 
        automatically in certain circumstances.
    */
    class OID {
        union {
            long long a;
            unsigned char data[8];
        };
        unsigned b;
    public:
        const unsigned char *getData() const { return data; }

        bool operator==(const OID& r) {
            return a==r.a&&b==r.b;
        }
        bool operator!=(const OID& r) {
            return a!=r.a||b!=r.b;
        }

        /** The object ID output as 24 hex digits. */
        string str() const {
            stringstream s;
            s << hex;
            //            s.fill( '0' );
            //            s.width( 2 );
            // fill wasn't working so doing manually...
            for( int i = 0; i < 12; i++ ) {
                unsigned u = data[i];
                if( u < 16 ) s << '0';
                s << u;
            }
            /*
            s.width( 16 );
            s << a;
            s.width( 8 );
            s << b;
            s << dec;
            */
            return s.str();
        }
        
        /**
           sets the contents to a new oid / randomized value
         */
        void init();

        /** Set to the hex string value specified. */
        void init( string s );
        
    };
    ostream& operator<<( ostream &s, const OID &o );

    /** Formatting mode for generating JSON from BSON.
        See <http://mongodb.onconfluence.com/display/DOCS/Mongo+Extended+JSON>
        for details.
     */
    enum JsonStringFormat {
        /** strict RFC format */
        Strict,
        /** 10gen format, which is close to JS format.  This form is understandable by
        javascript running inside the Mongo server via eval() */
        TenGen,
        /** Javascript JSON compatible */
        JS
    };

#pragma pack()

    /* internals
       <type><fieldName    ><value>
       -------- size() ------------
             -fieldNameSize-
                            value()
       type()
    */
    /** BSONElement represents an "element" in a BSONObj.  So for the object { a : 3, b : "abc" },
       'a : 3' is the first element (key+value).
       
       The BSONElement object points into the BSONObj's data.  Thus the BSONObj must stay in scope
       for the life of the BSONElement.
    */
    class BSONElement {
        friend class BSONObjIterator;
        friend class BSONObj;
    public:
        string toString() const;
        operator string() const { return toString(); }
        string jsonString( JsonStringFormat format, bool includeFieldNames = true ) const;

        /** Returns the type of the element */
        BSONType type() const {
            return (BSONType) *data;
        }

        /** Indicates if it is the end-of-object element, which is present at the end of 
            every BSON object. 
        */
        bool eoo() const {
            return type() == EOO;
        }

        /** Size of the element.
            @param maxLen If maxLen is specified, don't scan more than maxLen bytes to calculate size. 
        */
        int size( int maxLen = -1 ) const;

        /** Wrap this element up as a singleton object. */
        BSONObj wrap() const;

        /** field name of the element.  e.g., for 
           name : "Joe"
           "name" is the fieldname
        */
        const char * fieldName() const {
            if ( eoo() ) return ""; // no fieldname for it.
            return data + 1;
        }

        /** raw data of the element's value (so be careful). */
        const char * value() const {
            return (data + fieldNameSize() + 1);
        }
        /** size in bytes of the element's value (when applicable). */
        int valuesize() const {
            return size() - fieldNameSize() - 1;
        }

        bool isBoolean() const {
            return type() == Bool;
        }

        /** @return value of a boolean element.  
            You must assure element is a boolean before 
            calling. */
        bool boolean() const {
            return *value() ? true : false;
        }

        /** Retrieve a java style date value from the element. 
            Ensure element is of type Date before calling.
        */
        unsigned long long date() const {
            return *reinterpret_cast< const unsigned long long* >( value() );
        }

        /** True if element is of a numeric type. */
        bool isNumber() const {
            return type() == NumberDouble || type() == NumberInt;
        }
        /** Retrieve the numeric value of the element.  If not of a numeric type, returns 0. */
        double number() const {
            switch( type() ) {
                case NumberDouble:
                    return *reinterpret_cast< const double* >( value() );
                case NumberInt:
                    return *reinterpret_cast< const int* >( value() );
                default:
                    return 0;
            }
        }
        /** Retrieve the object ID stored in the object. 
            You must ensure the element is of type jstOID first. */
        const OID &__oid() const {
            return *reinterpret_cast< const OID* >( value() );
        }

        /** True if element is null. */
        bool isNull() const {
            return type() == jstNULL;
        }
        
        /** Size (length) of a string element.  
            You must assure of type String first.  */
        int valuestrsize() const {
            return *reinterpret_cast< const int* >( value() );
        }

        // for objects the size *includes* the size of the size field
        int objsize() const {
            return *reinterpret_cast< const int* >( value() );
        }

        /** Get a string's value.  Also gives you start of the real data for an embedded object. 
            You must assure data is of an appropriate type first -- see also valuestrsafe().
        */
        const char * valuestr() const {
            return value() + 4;
        }

        /** Get the string value of the element.  If not a string returns "". */
        const char *valuestrsafe() const {
            return type() == String ? valuestr() : "";
        }
        /** Get the string value of the element.  If not a string returns "". */
        string str() const { return valuestrsafe(); }

        /** Get javascript code of a CodeWScope data element. */
        const char * codeWScopeCode() const {
            return value() + 8;
        }
        /** Get the scope context of a CodeWScope data element. */
        const char * codeWScopeScopeData() const {
            // TODO fix
            return codeWScopeCode() + strlen( codeWScopeCode() ) + 1;
        }

        /** Get the embedded object this element holds. */
        BSONObj embeddedObject() const;

        /* uasserts if not an object */
        BSONObj embeddedObjectUserCheck();

        BSONObj codeWScopeObject() const;

        /** Get binary data.  Element must be of type BinData */
        const char *binData(int& len) const { 
            // BinData: <int len> <byte subtype> <byte[len] data>
            assert( type() == BinData );
            len = valuestrsize();
            return value() + 5;
        }
        
        BinDataType binDataType() const {
            // BinData: <int len> <byte subtype> <byte[len] data>
            assert( type() == BinData );
            char c = (value() + 4)[0];
            return (BinDataType)c;
        }

        /** Retrieve the regex string for a Regex element */
        const char *regex() const {
            assert(type() == RegEx);
            return value();
        }
        const char *simpleRegex() const;
        /** Retrieve the regex flags (options) for a Regex element */
        const char *regexFlags() const {
            const char *p = regex();
            return p + strlen(p) + 1;
        }

        /** like operator== but doesn't check the fieldname,
           just the value.
        */
        bool valuesEqual(const BSONElement& r) const {
            if ( isNumber() )
                return number() == r.number() && r.isNumber();
            bool match= valuesize() == r.valuesize() &&
                        memcmp(value(),r.value(),valuesize()) == 0;
            return match && type() == r.type();
            // todo: make "0" == 0.0
        }

        /** Returns true if elements are equal. */
        bool operator==(const BSONElement& r) const {
            if ( strcmp(fieldName(), r.fieldName()) != 0 )
                return false;
            return valuesEqual(r);
        }


        /** Well ordered comparison.
         @return <0: l<r. 0:l==r. >0:l>r
         order by type, field name, and field value.
         If considerFieldName is true, pay attention to the field name.
         */
        int woCompare( const BSONElement &e, bool considerFieldName = true ) const;

        const char * rawdata() const {
            return data;
        }

        int getGtLtOp() const;

        /** Constructs an empty element */
        BSONElement();
        
        /** Check that data is internally consistent. */
        void validate() const;

        /** True if this element may contain subobjects. */
        bool mayEncapsulate() const {
            return type() == Object ||
                type() == Array ||
                type() == CodeWScope;
        }

        unsigned long long timestampTime() const{
            unsigned long long t = ((unsigned int*)(value() + 4 ))[0];
            return t * 1000;
        }
        unsigned int timestampInc() const{
            return ((unsigned int*)(value() ))[0];
        }
        
    protected:
        // If maxLen is specified, don't scan more than maxLen bytes.
        BSONElement(const char *d, int maxLen = -1) : data(d) {
            fieldNameSize_ = -1;
            if ( eoo() )
                fieldNameSize_ = 0;
            else {
                if ( maxLen != -1 ) {
                    int size = strnlen( fieldName(), maxLen - 1 );
                    massert( "Invalid field name", size != -1 );
                    fieldNameSize_ = size + 1;
                }
            }
            totalSize = -1;
        }
    private:
        const char *data;
        mutable int fieldNameSize_; // cached value
        int fieldNameSize() const {
            if ( fieldNameSize_ == -1 )
                fieldNameSize_ = strlen( fieldName() ) + 1;
            return fieldNameSize_;
        }
        mutable int totalSize; /* caches the computed size */
    };
    
    /* l and r MUST have same type when called: check that first. */
    int compareElementValues(const BSONElement& l, const BSONElement& r);
    int getGtLtOp(const BSONElement& e);

    /* compare values with type check. 
       note: as is now, not smart about int/double comingling. TODO 
    */
    inline int compareValues(const BSONElement& l, const BSONElement& r)
    {
        int x = (int) l.type() - (int) r.type();
        if( x ) return x;
        return compareElementValues(l,r);
    }

    /**
	   C++ representation of a "BSON" object -- that is, an extended JSON-style 
       object in a binary representation.

       Note that BSONObj's have a smart pointer capability built in -- so you can 
       pass them around by value.  The reference counts used to implement this
       do not use locking, so copying and destroying BSONObj's are not thread-safe
       operations.

     BSON object format:
     
     \code
     <unsigned totalSize> {<byte BSONType><cstring FieldName><Data>}* EOO
     
     totalSize includes itself.
     
     Data:
     Bool:      <byte>
     EOO:       nothing follows
     Undefined: nothing follows
     OID:       an OID object
     NumberDouble: <double>
     NumberInt: <int32>
     String:    <unsigned32 strsizewithnull><cstring>
     Date:      <8bytes>
     Regex:     <cstring regex><cstring options>
     Object:    a nested object, leading with its entire size, which terminates with EOO.
     Array:     same as object
     DBRef:     <strlen> <cstring ns> <oid>
     DBRef:     a database reference: basically a collection name plus an Object ID
     BinData:   <int len> <byte subtype> <byte[len] data>
     Code:      a function (not a closure): same format as String.
     Symbol:    a language symbol (say a python symbol).  same format as String.
     Code With Scope: <total size><String><Object>
     \endcode
     */
    class BSONObj {
        friend class BSONObjIterator;
        class Holder {
        public:
            Holder( const char *objdata ) :
            _objdata( objdata ) {
            }
            ~Holder() {
                free((void *)_objdata);
                _objdata = 0;
            }
        private:
            const char *_objdata;
        };
        const char *_objdata;
        boost::shared_ptr< Holder > _holder;
        void init(const char *data, bool ifree) {
            if ( ifree )
                _holder.reset( new Holder( data ) );
            _objdata = data;
            massert( "Invalid BSONObj spec size", isValid() );
        }
#pragma pack(1)
        static struct EmptyObject {
            EmptyObject() {
                len = 5;
                jstype = EOO;
            }
            int len;
            char jstype;
        } emptyObject;
#pragma pack()
    public:
        /** Construct a BSONObj from data in the proper format. 
            @param ifree true if the BSONObj should free() the msgdata when 
            it destructs. 
            */
        explicit BSONObj(const char *msgdata, bool ifree = false) {
            init(msgdata, ifree);
        }
        BSONObj(const Record *r);
        /** Construct an empty BSONObj -- that is, {}. */
        BSONObj() : _objdata( reinterpret_cast< const char * >( &emptyObject ) ) { }
        // defensive
        ~BSONObj() { _objdata = 0; }

        void appendSelfToBufBuilder(BufBuilder& b) const {
            assert( objsize() );
            b.append(reinterpret_cast<const void *>( objdata() ), objsize());
        }

        /** Readable representation of a BSON object in an extended JSON-style notation. 
            This is an abbreviated representation which might be used for logging.
        */
        string toString() const;
        operator string() const { return toString(); }
        
        /** Properly formatted JSON string. */
        string jsonString( JsonStringFormat format = Strict ) const;

        /** note: addFields always adds _id even if not specified */
        int addFields(BSONObj& from, set<string>& fields); /* returns n added */

        /** returns # of top level fields in the object
           note: iterates to count the fields
        */
        int nFields() const;

        /** adds the field names to the fields set.  does NOT clear it (appends). */
        int getFieldNames(set<string>& fields) const;

        /** return has eoo() true if no match
           supports "." notation to reach into embedded objects
        */
        BSONElement getFieldDotted(const char *name) const;
        /** Like getFieldDotted(), but returns first array encountered while traversing the
            dotted fields of name.  The name variable is updated to represent field
            names with respect to the returned element. */
        BSONElement getFieldDottedOrArray(const char *&name) const;

        /** Get the field of the specified name. eoo() is true on the returned 
            element if not found. 
        */
        BSONElement getField(const string name) const {
            return getField( name.c_str() );
        };

        /** Get the field of the specified name. eoo() is true on the returned 
            element if not found. 
        */
        BSONElement getField(const char *name) const; /* return has eoo() true if no match */

        /** Get the field of the specified name. eoo() is true on the returned 
            element if not found. 
        */
        BSONElement operator[] (const char *field) const { 
            return getField(field);
        }

		/** @return true if field exists */
        bool hasField( const char * name )const {
            return ! getField( name ).eoo();
        }

        /** @return "" if DNE or wrong type */
        const char * getStringField(const char *name) const;

		/** @return subobject of the given name */
        BSONObj getObjectField(const char *name) const;

        /** @return INT_MIN if not present */
        int getIntField(const char *name) const;

        /** @return false if not present */
        bool getBoolField(const char *name) const;

        /** makes a new BSONObj with the fields specified in pattern.
           fields returned in the order they appear in pattern.
           if any field is missing from the object, that field in the
           key will be null.

           sets element field names to empty string
           If an array is encountered while scanning the dotted names in pattern,
           that array is added to the returned obj, rather than any subobjects
           referenced within the array.  The variable nameWithinArray is set to the
           name of the requested field within the returned array.
        */
        BSONObj extractFieldsDotted(BSONObj pattern, BSONObjBuilder& b, const char *&nameWithinArray) const; // this version, builder owns the returned obj buffer
        
        /**
           sets element field names to empty string
           If a field in pattern is missing, it is omitted from the returned
           object.
        */
        BSONObj extractFieldsUnDotted(BSONObj pattern) const;
        
        /** extract items from object which match a pattern object.
			e.g., if pattern is { x : 1, y : 1 }, builds an object with 
			x and y elements of this object, if they are present.
           returns elements with original field names
        */
        BSONObj extractFields(const BSONObj &pattern) const;
        
        BSONObj filterFieldsUndotted(const BSONObj &filter, bool inFilter) const;

        BSONElement getFieldUsingIndexNames(const char *fieldName, const BSONObj &indexKey) const;
        
        /** @return the raw data of the object */
        const char *objdata() const {
            return _objdata;
        }
        /** @return total size of the BSON object in bytes */
        int objsize() const {
            return *(reinterpret_cast<const int*>(objdata()));
        }

        bool isValid();

		/** @return true if object is empty -- i.e.,  {} */
        bool isEmpty() const {
            return objsize() <= 5;
        }

        void dump() {
            out() << hex;
            const char *p = objdata();
            for ( int i = 0; i < objsize(); i++ ) {
                out() << i << '\t' << (unsigned) *p;
                if ( *p >= 'A' && *p <= 'z' )
                    out() << '\t' << *p;
                out() << endl;
                p++;
            }
        }

        // Alternative output format
        string hexDump() const;
        
        /**wo='well ordered'.  fields must be in same order in each object.
           Ordering is with respect to the signs of the elements in idxKey.
		   @return  <0 if l<r. 0 if l==r. >0 if l>r
        */
        int woCompare(const BSONObj& r, const BSONObj &idxKey = BSONObj(),
                      bool considerFieldName=true) const;
        
        int woSortOrder( const BSONObj& r , const BSONObj& sortKey ) const;

        /** This is "shallow equality" -- ints and doubles won't match.  for a
           deep equality test use woCompare (which is slower).
        */
        bool woEqual(const BSONObj& r) const {
            int os = objsize();
            if ( os == r.objsize() ) {
                return (os == 0 || memcmp(objdata(),r.objdata(),os)==0);
            }
            return false;
        }

		/** @return first field of the object */
        BSONElement firstElement() const {
            return BSONElement(objdata() + 4);
        }

		/** @return element with fieldname "name".  returnvalue.eoo() is true if not found */
        BSONElement findElement(const char *name) const;

		/** @return element with fieldname "name".  returnvalue.eoo() is true if not found */
        BSONElement findElement(string name) const {
            return findElement(name.c_str());
        }

		/** @return true if field exists in the object */
        bool hasElement(const char *name) const;

		/** Get the _id field from the object.  For good performance drivers should 
            assure that _id is the first element of the object; however, correct operation 
            is assured regardless.
            @return true if found
		*/
		bool getObjectID(BSONElement& e);

        /** makes a copy of the object. 
        */
        BSONObj copy() const;

        /* make sure the data buffer is under the control of BSONObj's and not a remote buffer */
        BSONObj getOwned() const{
            if ( !isOwned() )
                return copy();
            return *this;
        }
        bool isOwned() const { return _holder.get() != 0; }

        /** @return A hash code for the object */
        int hash() const {
            unsigned x = 0;
            const char *p = objdata();
            for ( int i = 0; i < objsize(); i++ )
                x = x * 131 + p[i];
            return (x & 0x7fffffff) | 0x8000000; // must be > 0
        }

        // Return a version of this object where top level elements of types
        // that are not part of the bson wire protocol are replaced with
        // string identifier equivalents.
        // TODO Support conversion of element types other than min and max.
        BSONObj clientReadable() const;
        
        /** Return new object with the field names replaced by those in the
            passed object. */
        BSONObj replaceFieldNames( const BSONObj &obj ) const;
        
        /** true unless corrupt */
        bool valid() const;
    };
    ostream& operator<<( ostream &s, const BSONObj &o );
    ostream& operator<<( ostream &s, const BSONElement &e );

    class BSONObjCmp {
    public:
        BSONObjCmp( const BSONObj &_order ) : order( _order ) {}
        bool operator()( const BSONObj &l, const BSONObj &r ) const {
            return l.woCompare( r, order ) < 0;
        }
    private:
        BSONObj order;
    };

    class BSONObjCmpDefaultOrder : public BSONObjCmp {
    public:
        BSONObjCmpDefaultOrder() : BSONObjCmp( BSONObj() ) {}
    };

    typedef set< BSONObj, BSONObjCmpDefaultOrder > BSONObjSetDefaultOrder;

/** Use BSON macro to build a BSONObj from a stream 
    e.g., 
       BSON( "name" << "joe" << "age" << 33 )
 
    The labels GT, GTE, LT, LTE, NE can be helpful for stream-oriented construction
    of a BSONObj, particularly when assembling a Query.  For example,
    BSON( "a" << GT << 23.4 << NE << 30 << "b" << 2 ) produces the object
    { a: { \$gt: 23.4, \$ne: 30 }, b: 2 }.
*/
#define BSON(x) (( BSONObjBuilder() << x ).obj())

    class Labeler {
    public:
        struct Label {
            Label( const char *l ) : l_( l ) {}
            const char *l_;
        };
        Labeler( const Label &l, BSONObjBuilderValueStream *s ) : l_( l ), s_( s ) {}
        template<class T>
        BSONObjBuilder& operator<<( T value );

        /* the value of the element e is appended i.e. for 
             "age" << GT << someElement
           one gets 
             { age : { $gt : someElement's value } } 
        */
        BSONObjBuilder& operator<<( const BSONElement& e );
    private:
        const Label &l_;
        BSONObjBuilderValueStream *s_;
    };
    
    extern Labeler::Label GT;
    extern Labeler::Label GTE;
    extern Labeler::Label LT;
    extern Labeler::Label LTE;
    extern Labeler::Label NE;
    
    class BSONObjBuilderValueStream : public boost::noncopyable {
    public:
        friend class Labeler;
        BSONObjBuilderValueStream( BSONObjBuilder * builder );

        template<class T> 
        BSONObjBuilder& operator<<( T value );
        
        Labeler operator<<( const Labeler::Label &l );

        void endField( const char *nextFieldName = 0 );
        bool subobjStarted() const { return _fieldName != 0; }
        
    private:
        const char * _fieldName;
        BSONObjBuilder * _builder;

        bool haveSubobj() const { return _subobj.get() != 0; }
        BSONObjBuilder *subobj();
        auto_ptr< BSONObjBuilder > _subobj;
    };
    
    /**
       utility for creating a BSONObj
     */
    class BSONObjBuilder {
    public:
        /** @param initsize this is just a hint as to the final size of the object */
        BSONObjBuilder(int initsize=512) : b(initsize), s_( this ) {
            b.skip(4); /*leave room for size field*/
        }

        /** add all the fields from the object specified to this object */
        BSONObjBuilder& appendElements(BSONObj x);

        /** append element to the object we are building */
        void append( const BSONElement& e) {
            assert( !e.eoo() ); // do not append eoo, that would corrupt us. the builder auto appends when done() is called.
            b.append((void*) e.rawdata(), e.size());
        }

        /** append an element but with a new name */
        void appendAs(const BSONElement& e, const char *as) {
            b.append((char) e.type());
            b.append(as);
            b.append((void *) e.value(), e.valuesize());
        }

        /** add a subobject as a member */
        void append(const char *fieldName, BSONObj subObj) {
            b.append((char) Object);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((void *) subObj.objdata(), subObj.objsize());
        }

        /** add a subobject as a member with type Array.  Thus arr object should have "0", "1", ...
           style fields in it.
        */
        void appendArray(const char *fieldName, BSONObj subObj) {
            b.append((char) Array);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((void *) subObj.objdata(), subObj.objsize());
        }

        /** Append a boolean element */
        void appendBool(const char *fieldName, int val) {
            b.append((char) Bool);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((char) (val?1:0));
        }
        /** Append a 32 bit integer element */
        void append(const char *fieldName, int n) {
            b.append((char) NumberInt);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append(n);
        }
        /** Append a 32 bit integer element */
        void append(const string &fieldName, int n) {
            append( fieldName.c_str(), n );
        }
        void append(const char *fieldName, unsigned n) { append(fieldName, (int) n); }
        /** Append a double element */
        BSONObjBuilder& append(const char *fieldName, double n) {
            b.append((char) NumberDouble);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append(n);
            return *this;
        }
        /** Append a BSON Object ID (OID type). */
        void appendOID(const char *fieldName, OID *oid = 0) {
            b.append((char) jstOID);
            b.append(fieldName);
            if ( oid )
                b.append( (void *) oid, 12 );
            else {
                OID tmp;
                memset( &tmp, 0, 12 );
                b.append( (void *) &tmp, 12 );
            }
        }
        void append( const char *fieldName, OID oid ) {
            appendOID( fieldName, &oid );
        }
        /** Append a date.  
            @param dt a Java-style 64 bit date value, that is 
                      the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT
        */
        void appendDate(const char *fieldName, unsigned long long dt) {
            b.append((char) Date);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append(dt);
        }
        /** Append a regular expression value
            @param regex the regular expression pattern
            @param regex options such as "i" or "g"
        */
        void appendRegex(const char *fieldName, const char *regex, const char *options = "") {
            b.append((char) RegEx);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append(regex);
            b.append(options);
        }
        /** Append a regular expression value
            @param regex the regular expression pattern
            @param regex options such as "i" or "g"
        */
        void appendRegex(string fieldName, string regex, string options = "") {
            appendRegex(fieldName.c_str(), regex.c_str(), options.c_str());
        }
        void appendCode(const char *fieldName, const char *code) {
            b.append((char) Code);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((int) strlen(code)+1);
            b.append(code);
        }
        /** Append a string element */
        BSONObjBuilder& append(const char *fieldName, const char *str) {
            b.append((char) String);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((int) strlen(str)+1);
            b.append(str);
            return *this;
        }
        /** Append a string element */
        void append(const char *fieldName, string str) {
            append(fieldName, str.c_str());
        }
        void appendSymbol(const char *fieldName, const char *symbol) {
            b.append((char) Symbol);
            b.append(fieldName);
            b.append((int) strlen(symbol)+1);
            b.append(symbol);
        }

        /** Append a Null element to the object */
        void appendNull( const char *fieldName ) {
            b.append( (char) jstNULL );
            b.append( fieldName );
        }

        // Append an element that is less than all other keys.
        void appendMinKey( const char *fieldName ) {
            b.append( (char) MinKey );
            b.append( fieldName );
        }
        // Append an element that is greater than all other keys.
        void appendMaxKey( const char *fieldName ) {
            b.append( (char) MaxKey );
            b.append( fieldName );
        }
        
        // Append a Timestamp field -- will be updated to next OpTime on db insert.
        void appendTimestamp( const char *fieldName ) {
            b.append( (char) Timestamp );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( (unsigned long long) 0 );
        }

        void appendTimestamp( const char *fieldName , unsigned long long val ) {
            b.append( (char) Timestamp );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( val );
        }
        
        /* Deprecated (but supported) */
        void appendDBRef( const char *fieldName, const char *ns, const OID &oid ) {
            b.append( (char) DBRef );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( (int) strlen( ns ) + 1 );
            b.append( ns );
            b.append( (void *) &oid, 12 );
        }

        /** Append a binary data element 
            @param fieldName name of the field
            @param len length of the binary data in bytes
            @param type type information for the data. @see BinDataType.  Use ByteArray if you 
                   don't care about the type.
            @param data the byte array
        */
        void appendBinData( const char *fieldName, int len, BinDataType type, const char *data ) {
            b.append( (char) BinData );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( len );
            b.append( (char) type );
            b.append( (void *) data, len );
        }
        
        /**
           @param len the length of data
         */
        void appendBinDataArray( const char * fieldName , const char * data , int len ){
            b.append( (char) BinData );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( len + 4 );
            b.append( (char)0x2 );
            b.append( len );
            b.append( (void *) data, len );            
        }

        /** Append to the BSON object a field of type CodeWScope.  This is a javascript code 
            fragment accompanied by some scope that goes with it.
            */
        void appendCodeWScope( const char *fieldName, const char *code, const BSONObj &scope ) {
            b.append( (char) CodeWScope );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( ( int )( 4 + 4 + strlen( code ) + 1 + scope.objsize() ) );
            b.append( ( int ) strlen( code ) + 1 );
            b.append( code );
            b.append( ( void * )scope.objdata(), scope.objsize() );
        }

        /* helper function -- see Query::where() for primary way to do this. */
        void appendWhere( const char *code, const BSONObj &scope ){
            appendCodeWScope( "$where" , code , scope );
        }
        void appendWhere( const string &code, const BSONObj &scope ){
            appendWhere( code.c_str(), scope );
        }
        
        /** Append an array of values. */
        template < class T >
        void append( const char *fieldName, const vector< T >& vals ) {
            BSONObjBuilder arrBuilder;
            for ( unsigned int i = 0; i < vals.size(); ++i )
                arrBuilder.append( numStr( i ).c_str(), vals[ i ] );
            marshalArray( fieldName, arrBuilder.done() );
        }

        /* Append an array of ints 
        void appendArray( const char *fieldName, const vector< int >& vals ) {
            BSONObjBuilder arrBuilder;
            for ( unsigned i = 0; i < vals.size(); ++i )
                arrBuilder.append( numStr( i ).c_str(), vals[ i ] );
            marshalArray( fieldName, arrBuilder.done() );
        }*/

        /** The returned BSONObj will free the buffer when it is finished. */
        BSONObj obj() {
            int l;
            return BSONObj(decouple(l), true);
        }

        /** Fetch the object we have built.
			BSONObjBuilder still frees the object when the builder goes out of 
			scope -- very important to keep in mind.  Use obj() if you 
			would like the BSONObj to last longer than the builder.
        */
        BSONObj done() {
            return BSONObj(_done());
        }

        /* assume ownership of the buffer - you must then free it (with free()) */
        char* decouple(int& l) {
            char *x = _done();
            assert( x );
            l = b.len();
            b.decouple();
            return x;
        }
        void decouple() {
            b.decouple();    // post done() call version.  be sure jsobj frees...
        }

        static string numStr( int i ) {
            stringstream o;
            o << i;
            return o.str();
        }

        /** Stream oriented way to add field names and values. */
        BSONObjBuilderValueStream &operator<<(const char * name ) {
            s_.endField( name );
            return s_;
        }

        /** Stream oriented way to add field names and values. */
        BSONObjBuilderValueStream &operator<<( const string& name ) {
            return operator<<( name.c_str() );
        }

        Labeler operator<<( const Labeler::Label &l ) {
            massert( "No subobject started", s_.subobjStarted() );
            return s_ << l;
        }

    private:
        // Append the provided arr object as an array.
        void marshalArray( const char *fieldName, const BSONObj &arr ) {
            b.append( (char) Array );
            b.append( fieldName );
            b.append( (void *) arr.objdata(), arr.objsize() );
        }

        char* _done() {
            s_.endField();
            b.append((char) EOO);
            char *data = b.buf();
            *((int*)data) = b.len();
            return data;
        }

        BufBuilder b;
        BSONObjBuilderValueStream s_;
    };


    /** iterator for a BSONObj

       Note each BSONObj ends with an EOO element: so you will get more() on an empty
       object, although next().eoo() will be true.

       todo: we may want to make a more stl-like iterator interface for this
             with things like begin() and end()
    */
    class BSONObjIterator {
    public:
        /** Create an iterator for a BSON object. 
        */
        BSONObjIterator(const BSONObj& jso) {
            int sz = jso.objsize();
            if ( sz == 0 ) {
                pos = theend = 0;
                return;
            }
            pos = jso.objdata() + 4;
            theend = jso.objdata() + sz;
        }
        /** @return true if more elements exist to be enumerated. */
        bool more() {
            return pos < theend;
        }
        /** @return the next element in the object. For the final element, element.eoo() will be true. */
        BSONElement next( bool checkEnd = false ) {
            assert( pos < theend );
            BSONElement e( pos, checkEnd ? theend - pos : -1 );
            pos += e.size( checkEnd ? theend - pos : -1 );
            return e;
        }
    private:
        const char *pos;
        const char *theend;
    };

    /* iterator a BSONObj which is an array, in array order.
    class JSArrayIter {
    public:
    	BSONObjIterator(const BSONObj& jso) {
    ...
    	}
    	bool more() { return ... }
    	BSONElement next() {
    ...
    	}
    };
    */

} // namespace mongo

#include "matcher.h"

namespace mongo {

    extern BSONObj maxKey;
    extern BSONObj minKey;

    /*- just for testing -- */

#pragma pack(1)
    struct JSObj1 {
        JSObj1() {
            totsize=sizeof(JSObj1);
            n = NumberDouble;
            strcpy_s(nname, 5, "abcd");
            N = 3.1;
            s = String;
            strcpy_s(sname, 7, "abcdef");
            slen = 10;
            strcpy_s(sval, 10, "123456789");
            eoo = EOO;
        }
        unsigned totsize;

        char n;
        char nname[5];
        double N;

        char s;
        char sname[7];
        unsigned slen;
        char sval[10];

        char eoo;
    };
#pragma pack()
    extern JSObj1 js1;

#ifdef _DEBUG
#define CHECK_OBJECT( o , msg ) massert( (string)"object not valid" + (msg) , (o).isValid() )
#else
#define CHECK_OBJECT( o , msg )
#endif

    inline BSONObj BSONElement::embeddedObjectUserCheck() {
        uassert( "invalid parameter: expected an object", type()==Object || type()==Array );
        return BSONObj(value());
    }

    inline BSONObj BSONElement::embeddedObject() const {
        assert( type()==Object || type()==Array );
        return BSONObj(value());
    }

    inline BSONObj BSONElement::codeWScopeObject() const {
        assert( type() == CodeWScope );
        int strSizeWNull = *(int *)( value() + 4 );
        return BSONObj( value() + 4 + 4 + strSizeWNull );
    }
    
    inline BSONObj BSONObj::copy() const {
        char *p = (char*) malloc(objsize());
        memcpy(p, objdata(), objsize());
        return BSONObj(p, true);
    }

// wrap this element up as a singleton object.
    inline BSONObj BSONElement::wrap() const {
        BSONObjBuilder b;
        b.append(*this);
        return b.obj();
    }

    inline bool BSONObj::hasElement(const char *name) const {
        if ( !isEmpty() ) {
            BSONObjIterator it(*this);
            while ( it.more() ) {
                BSONElement e = it.next();
                if ( strcmp(name, e.fieldName()) == 0 )
                    return true;
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

    inline BSONElement BSONObj::findElement(const char *name) const {
        if ( !isEmpty() ) {
            BSONObjIterator it(*this);
            while ( it.more() ) {
                BSONElement e = it.next();
                if ( strcmp(name, e.fieldName()) == 0 )
                    return e;
            }
        }
        return BSONElement();
    }

    /* add all the fields from the object specified to this object */
    inline BSONObjBuilder& BSONObjBuilder::appendElements(BSONObj x) {
        BSONObjIterator it(x);
        while ( it.more() ) {
            BSONElement e = it.next();
            if ( e.eoo() ) break;
            append(e);
        }
        return *this;
    }

    inline bool BSONObj::isValid(){
        return objsize() > 0 && objsize() <= 1024 * 1024 * 16 ;
    }

    inline bool BSONObj::getObjectID(BSONElement& e) { 
        BSONElement f = findElement("_id");
        if( !f.eoo() ) { 
            e = f;
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    inline BSONObjBuilderValueStream::BSONObjBuilderValueStream( BSONObjBuilder * builder ) {
        _fieldName = 0;
        _builder = builder;
    }
    
    template<class T> inline 
    BSONObjBuilder& BSONObjBuilderValueStream::operator<<( T value ) { 
        _builder->append(_fieldName, value);
        _fieldName = 0;
        return *_builder;
    }

    inline Labeler BSONObjBuilderValueStream::operator<<( const Labeler::Label &l ) { 
        return Labeler( l, this );
    }

    inline void BSONObjBuilderValueStream::endField( const char *nextFieldName ) {
        if ( _fieldName && haveSubobj() ) {
            _builder->append( _fieldName, subobj()->done() );
        }
        _subobj.reset();
        _fieldName = nextFieldName;
    }    

    inline BSONObjBuilder *BSONObjBuilderValueStream::subobj() {
        if ( !haveSubobj() )
            _subobj.reset( new BSONObjBuilder() );
        return _subobj.get();
    }
    
    template<class T> inline
    BSONObjBuilder& Labeler::operator<<( T value ) {
        s_->subobj()->append( l_.l_, value );
        return *s_->_builder;
    }    

    inline
    BSONObjBuilder& Labeler::operator<<( const BSONElement& e ) {
        s_->subobj()->appendAs( e, l_.l_ );
        return *s_->_builder;
    }    
        
} // namespace mongo