/*  -*- c++ -*-
    interfaces/bodyparturlhandler.h

    This file is part of KMail's plugin interface.
    Copyright (c) 2003, 2004 Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>

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*/

#ifndef __KMAIL_INTERFACE_BODYPARTURLHANDLER_H__
#define __KMAIL_INTERFACE_BODYPARTURLHANDLER_H__

class TQString;
class TQPoint;

namespace KMail {
  class Callback;

  namespace Interface {

    class BodyPart;

    /**
     * @short An interface to body part reader link handlers
     * @author Marc Mutz <mutz@kde.org>
     *
     * This interface is a condensed of variant of the more general
     * @see URLHandler interface, designed to make bodypart-dependent
     * link operations possible without exposing KMail-internal
     * classes.
     *
     * Implementation-wise, these handlers are called as a nested
     * Chain Of Responsibilty by an internal implementation of
     * URLHandler.
     *
     * You can create a link whose handling is passed to this handler
     * by using BodyPart::makeLink( const TQString & path ). \a path is
     * what * is passed back to the methods of this interface.
     *
     * Note that the BodyPart interface does not provide a means of
     * learning the content type of the body part passed. This is
     * intentional. It is expected that either separate
     * BodyPartURLHandlers are created for these purposes or else the
     * information encoded into the path parameter by the
     * BodyPartFormatter.
     */
    class BodyPartURLHandler {
    public:
      virtual ~BodyPartURLHandler() {}

      /** Called when LMB-clicking on a link in the reader. Should
	  start processing equivalent to "opening" the link.

	  @return true if the click was handled by this handler, false
	  otherwise.
      */
      virtual bool handleClick( BodyPart * part, const TQString & path, Callback& c ) const = 0;

      /** Called when RMB-clicking on a link in the reader. Should
	  show a context menu at the specified point with the
	  specified widget as parent.

	  @return true if the right-click was handled by this handler,
	  false otherwise.
      */
      virtual bool handleContextMenuRequest( BodyPart * part, const TQString & path, const TQPoint & p ) const = 0;

      /** Called when hovering over a link.

          @return a string to be shown in the status bar while
	  hovering over this link or TQString() if the link was not
	  handled by this handler.
      */
      virtual TQString statusBarMessage( BodyPart * part, const TQString & path ) const = 0;
    };

  } // namespace Interface

} // namespace KMail

#endif // __KMAIL_INTERFACES_BODYPARTURLHANDLER_H__