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#ifndef FOLDERJOB_H
#define FOLDERJOB_H

#include "kmmessage.h"

#include <tqobject.h>
#include <tqptrlist.h>
#include <tqstring.h>

class KMFolder;

namespace KMail {

class FolderJob : public TQObject
{
  Q_OBJECT
  

public:
  enum JobType { tListMessages, tGetFolder, tCreateFolder, tExpungeFolder,
		 tDeleteMessage, tGetMessage, tPutMessage, tAddSubfolders,
		 tDeleteFolders, tCheckUidValidity, tRenameFolder,
                 tCopyMessage, tMoveMessage, tOther /* used by subclasses */ };
  /**
   * Constructs a new job, operating on the message msg, of type
   * @p jt and with a parent folder @p folder.
   */
  FolderJob( KMMessage *msg, JobType jt = tGetMessage, KMFolder *folder = 0,
        TQString partSpecifier = TQString() );

  /**
   * Constructs a new job, operating on a message list @p msgList,
   * set @sets, JobType @p jt and with the parent folder @p folder.
   *
   */
  FolderJob( const TQPtrList<KMMessage>& msgList, const TQString& sets,
	     JobType jt = tGetMessage, KMFolder *folder = 0 );
  /**
   * This one should ONLY be used in derived folders, when a job
   * does something internal and needs to construct an empty parent
   * FolderJob
   */
  FolderJob( JobType jt );
  virtual ~FolderJob();

  TQPtrList<KMMessage> msgList() const;
  /**
   * Start the job
   */
  void start();

  /**
   * Interrupt the job. Note that the finished() and result() signal
   * will be emitted, unless you called setPassiveDestructor(true) before.
   * This kills the job, don't use it afterwards.
   */
  virtual void kill();

  /**
   * @return the error code of the job. This must only be called from
   * the slot connected to the finished() signal.
   */
  int error() const { return mErrorCode; }

  /**
   * @return true if this job can be cancelled, e.g. to exit the application
   */
  bool isCancellable() const { return mCancellable; }

  /**
   * Call this to change the "cancellable" property of this job.
   * By default, tListMessages, tGetMessage, tGetFolder and tCheckUidValidity
   * are cancellable, the others are not. But when copying, a non-cancellable
   * tGetMessage is needed.
   */
  void setCancellable( bool b ) { mCancellable = b; }

  void setPassiveDestructor( bool passive ) { mPassiveDestructor = passive; }
  bool passiveDestructor() { return mPassiveDestructor; }

signals:
  /**
   * Emitted whenever a KMMessage has been completely
   * retrieved from the server/folder.
   */
  void messageRetrieved( KMMessage * );

  /**
   * Emitted whenever a KMMessage was updated
   */
  void messageUpdated( KMMessage *, TQString );

  /**
   * Emitted whenever a message has been stored in
   * the folder.
   */
  void messageStored( KMMessage * );

  /**
   * Emitted when a list of messages has been
   * copied to the specified location. TQPtrList contains
   * the list of the copied messages.
   */
  void messageCopied( TQPtrList<KMMessage> );

  /**
   * Overloaded signal to the one above. A lot of copying
   * specifies only one message as the argument and this
   * signal is easier to use when this happens.
   */
  void messageCopied( KMMessage * );

  /**
   * Emitted when the job finishes all processing.
   */
  void finished();

  /**
   * Emitted when the job finishes all processing.
   * More convenient signal than finished(), since it provides a pointer to the job.
   * This signal is emitted by the FolderJob destructor => do NOT downcast
   * the job to a subclass!
   */
  void result( KMail::FolderJob* job );

  /**
   * This progress signal contains the "done" and the "total" numbers so
   * that the caller can either make a % out of it, or combine it into
   * a higher-level progress info.
   */
  void progress( unsigned long bytesDownloaded, unsigned long bytesTotal );

private:
  void init();

protected:
  /**
   * Has to be reimplemented. It's called by the start() method. Should
   * start the processing of the specified job function.
   */
  virtual void execute()=0;

  TQPtrList<KMMessage> mMsgList;
  JobType             mType;
  TQString             mSets;
  KMFolder*           mSrcFolder;
  KMFolder*           mDestFolder;
  TQString             mPartSpecifier;
  int                 mErrorCode;

  //finished() won't be emitted when this is set
  bool                mPassiveDestructor;
  bool                mStarted;
  bool                mCancellable;
};

}

#endif
