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 *
 *  Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license
 *  that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source
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 *  in the file PATENTS.  All contributing project authors may
 *  be found in the AUTHORS file in the root of the source tree.
 */

// Originally these classes are from Chromium.
// https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/base/android/scoped_java_ref.h.

#ifndef SDK_ANDROID_NATIVE_API_JNI_SCOPED_JAVA_REF_H_
#define SDK_ANDROID_NATIVE_API_JNI_SCOPED_JAVA_REF_H_

#include <jni.h>

#include <utility>

#include "sdk/android/native_api/jni/jvm.h"

namespace webrtc {

// Generic base class for ScopedJavaLocalRef and ScopedJavaGlobalRef. Useful
// for allowing functions to accept a reference without having to mandate
// whether it is a local or global type.
template <typename T>
class JavaRef;

// Template specialization of JavaRef, which acts as the base class for all
// other JavaRef<> template types. This allows you to e.g. pass JavaRef<jstring>
// into a function taking const JavaRef<jobject>&.
template <>
class JavaRef<jobject> {
 public:
  JavaRef(const JavaRef&) = delete;
  JavaRef& operator=(const JavaRef&) = delete;

  jobject obj() const { return obj_; }
  bool is_null() const {
    // This is not valid for weak references. For weak references you need to
    // use env->IsSameObject(objc_, nullptr), but that should be avoided anyway
    // since it does not prevent the object from being freed immediately
    // thereafter. Consequently, programmers should not use this check on weak
    // references anyway and should first make a ScopedJavaLocalRef or
    // ScopedJavaGlobalRef before checking if it is null.
    return obj_ == nullptr;
  }

 protected:
  constexpr JavaRef() : obj_(nullptr) {}
  explicit JavaRef(jobject obj) : obj_(obj) {}
  jobject obj_;
};

template <typename T>
class JavaRef : public JavaRef<jobject> {
 public:
  JavaRef(const JavaRef&) = delete;
  JavaRef& operator=(const JavaRef&) = delete;

  T obj() const { return static_cast<T>(obj_); }

 protected:
  JavaRef() : JavaRef<jobject>(nullptr) {}
  explicit JavaRef(T obj) : JavaRef<jobject>(obj) {}
};

// Holds a local reference to a JNI method parameter.
// Method parameters should not be deleted, and so this class exists purely to
// wrap them as a JavaRef<T> in the JNI binding generator. Do not create
// instances manually.
template <typename T>
class JavaParamRef : public JavaRef<T> {
 public:
  // Assumes that `obj` is a parameter passed to a JNI method from Java.
  // Does not assume ownership as parameters should not be deleted.
  explicit JavaParamRef(T obj) : JavaRef<T>(obj) {}
  JavaParamRef(JNIEnv*, T obj) : JavaRef<T>(obj) {}

  JavaParamRef(const JavaParamRef&) = delete;
  JavaParamRef& operator=(const JavaParamRef&) = delete;
};

// Holds a local reference to a Java object. The local reference is scoped
// to the lifetime of this object.
// Instances of this class may hold onto any JNIEnv passed into it until
// destroyed. Therefore, since a JNIEnv is only suitable for use on a single
// thread, objects of this class must be created, used, and destroyed, on a
// single thread.
// Therefore, this class should only be used as a stack-based object and from a
// single thread. If you wish to have the reference outlive the current
// callstack (e.g. as a class member) or you wish to pass it across threads,
// use a ScopedJavaGlobalRef instead.
template <typename T>
class ScopedJavaLocalRef : public JavaRef<T> {
 public:
  ScopedJavaLocalRef() = default;
  ScopedJavaLocalRef(std::nullptr_t) {}  // NOLINT(runtime/explicit)

  ScopedJavaLocalRef(JNIEnv* env, const JavaRef<T>& other) : env_(env) {
    Reset(other.obj(), OwnershipPolicy::RETAIN);
  }
  // Allow constructing e.g. ScopedJavaLocalRef<jobject> from
  // ScopedJavaLocalRef<jstring>.
  template <typename G>
  ScopedJavaLocalRef(ScopedJavaLocalRef<G>&& other) : env_(other.env()) {
    Reset(other.Release(), OwnershipPolicy::ADOPT);
  }
  ScopedJavaLocalRef(const ScopedJavaLocalRef& other) : env_(other.env_) {
    Reset(other.obj(), OwnershipPolicy::RETAIN);
  }

  // Assumes that `obj` is a reference to a Java object and takes
  // ownership  of this  reference. This should preferably not be used
  // outside of JNI helper functions.
  ScopedJavaLocalRef(JNIEnv* env, T obj) : JavaRef<T>(obj), env_(env) {}

  ~ScopedJavaLocalRef() {
    if (obj_ != nullptr)
      env_->DeleteLocalRef(obj_);
  }

  void operator=(const ScopedJavaLocalRef& other) {
    Reset(other.obj(), OwnershipPolicy::RETAIN);
  }
  void operator=(ScopedJavaLocalRef&& other) {
    Reset(other.Release(), OwnershipPolicy::ADOPT);
  }

  // Releases the reference to the caller. The caller *must* delete the
  // reference when it is done with it. Note that calling a Java method
  // is *not* a transfer of ownership and Release() should not be used.
  T Release() {
    T obj = static_cast<T>(obj_);
    obj_ = nullptr;
    return obj;
  }

  JNIEnv* env() const { return env_; }

 private:
  using JavaRef<T>::obj_;

  enum OwnershipPolicy {
    // The scoped object takes ownership of an object by taking over an existing
    // ownership claim.
    ADOPT,
    // The scoped object will retain the the object and any initial ownership is
    // not changed.
    RETAIN
  };

  void Reset(T obj, OwnershipPolicy policy) {
    if (obj_ != nullptr)
      env_->DeleteLocalRef(obj_);
    obj_ = (obj != nullptr && policy == OwnershipPolicy::RETAIN)
               ? env_->NewLocalRef(obj)
               : obj;
  }

  JNIEnv* const env_ = AttachCurrentThreadIfNeeded();
};

// Holds a global reference to a Java object. The global reference is scoped
// to the lifetime of this object. This class does not hold onto any JNIEnv*
// passed to it, hence it is safe to use across threads (within the constraints
// imposed by the underlying Java object that it references).
template <typename T>
class ScopedJavaGlobalRef : public JavaRef<T> {
 public:
  using JavaRef<T>::obj_;

  ScopedJavaGlobalRef() = default;
  explicit constexpr ScopedJavaGlobalRef(std::nullptr_t) {}
  ScopedJavaGlobalRef(JNIEnv* env, const JavaRef<T>& other)
      : JavaRef<T>(static_cast<T>(env->NewGlobalRef(other.obj()))) {}
  explicit ScopedJavaGlobalRef(const ScopedJavaLocalRef<T>& other)
      : ScopedJavaGlobalRef(other.env(), other) {}
  ScopedJavaGlobalRef(ScopedJavaGlobalRef&& other)
      : JavaRef<T>(other.Release()) {}

  ~ScopedJavaGlobalRef() {
    if (obj_ != nullptr)
      AttachCurrentThreadIfNeeded()->DeleteGlobalRef(obj_);
  }

  ScopedJavaGlobalRef(const ScopedJavaGlobalRef&) = delete;
  ScopedJavaGlobalRef& operator=(const ScopedJavaGlobalRef&) = delete;

  void operator=(const JavaRef<T>& other) {
    JNIEnv* env = AttachCurrentThreadIfNeeded();
    if (obj_ != nullptr) {
      env->DeleteGlobalRef(obj_);
    }
    obj_ = other.is_null() ? nullptr : env->NewGlobalRef(other.obj());
  }

  void operator=(std::nullptr_t) {
    if (obj_ != nullptr) {
      AttachCurrentThreadIfNeeded()->DeleteGlobalRef(obj_);
    }
    obj_ = nullptr;
  }

  // Releases the reference to the caller. The caller *must* delete the
  // reference when it is done with it. Note that calling a Java method
  // is *not* a transfer of ownership and Release() should not be used.
  T Release() {
    T obj = static_cast<T>(obj_);
    obj_ = nullptr;
    return obj;
  }
};

template <typename T>
inline ScopedJavaLocalRef<T> static_java_ref_cast(JNIEnv* env,
                                                  JavaRef<jobject> const& ref) {
  ScopedJavaLocalRef<jobject> owned_ref(env, ref);
  return ScopedJavaLocalRef<T>(env, static_cast<T>(owned_ref.Release()));
}

}  // namespace webrtc

#endif  // SDK_ANDROID_NATIVE_API_JNI_SCOPED_JAVA_REF_H_