<?php
/**
 *
 */

/**
 *
 */
class WatchedItem {
	var $mTitle, $mUser;

	/**
	 * Create a WatchedItem object with the given user and title
	 * @todo document
	 * @access private
	 */
	static function fromUserTitle( $user, $title ) {
		$wl = new WatchedItem;
		$wl->mUser = $user;
		$wl->mTitle = $title;
		$wl->id = $user->getId();
# Patch (also) for email notification on page changes T.Gries/M.Arndt 11.09.2004
# TG patch: here we do not consider pages and their talk pages equivalent - why should we ?
# The change results in talk-pages not automatically included in watchlists, when their parent page is included
#		$wl->ns = $title->getNamespace() & ~1;
		$wl->ns = $title->getNamespace();

		$wl->ti = $title->getDBkey();
		return $wl;
	}

	/**
	 * Is mTitle being watched by mUser?
	 */
	function isWatched() {
		# Pages and their talk pages are considered equivalent for watching;
		# remember that talk namespaces are numbered as page namespace+1.
		$fname = 'WatchedItem::isWatched';

		$dbr = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
		$res = $dbr->select( 'watchlist', 1, array( 'wl_user' => $this->id, 'wl_namespace' => $this->ns,
			'wl_title' => $this->ti ), $fname );
		$iswatched = ($dbr->numRows( $res ) > 0) ? 1 : 0;
		return $iswatched;
	}

	/**
	 * @todo document
	 */
	function addWatch() {
		$fname = 'WatchedItem::addWatch';
		wfProfileIn( $fname );

		// Use INSERT IGNORE to avoid overwriting the notification timestamp
		// if there's already an entry for this page
		$dbw = wfGetDB( DB_MASTER );
		$dbw->insert( 'watchlist',
		  array(
		    'wl_user' => $this->id,
			'wl_namespace' => ($this->ns & ~1),
			'wl_title' => $this->ti,
			'wl_notificationtimestamp' => NULL
		  ), $fname, 'IGNORE' );

		// Every single watched page needs now to be listed in watchlist;
		// namespace:page and namespace_talk:page need separate entries:
		$dbw->insert( 'watchlist',
		  array(
			'wl_user' => $this->id,
			'wl_namespace' => ($this->ns | 1 ),
			'wl_title' => $this->ti,
			'wl_notificationtimestamp' => NULL
		  ), $fname, 'IGNORE' );

		wfProfileOut( $fname );
		return true;
	}

	function removeWatch() {
		$fname = 'WatchedItem::removeWatch';

		$success = false;
		$dbw = wfGetDB( DB_MASTER );
		$dbw->delete( 'watchlist',
			array(
				'wl_user' => $this->id,
				'wl_namespace' => ($this->ns & ~1),
				'wl_title' => $this->ti
			), $fname
		);
		if ( $dbw->affectedRows() ) {
			$success = true;
		}

		# the following code compensates the new behaviour, introduced by the
		# enotif patch, that every single watched page needs now to be listed
		# in watchlist namespace:page and namespace_talk:page had separate
		# entries: clear them
		$dbw->delete( 'watchlist',
			array(
				'wl_user' => $this->id,
				'wl_namespace' => ($this->ns | 1),
				'wl_title' => $this->ti
			), $fname
		);

		if ( $dbw->affectedRows() ) {
			$success = true;
		}
		return $success;
	}

	/**
	 * Check if the given title already is watched by the user, and if so
	 * add watches on a new title. To be used for page renames and such.
	 *
	 * @param Title $ot Page title to duplicate entries from, if present
	 * @param Title $nt Page title to add watches on
	 */
	static function duplicateEntries( $ot, $nt ) {
		WatchedItem::doDuplicateEntries( $ot->getSubjectPage(), $nt->getSubjectPage() );
		WatchedItem::doDuplicateEntries( $ot->getTalkPage(), $nt->getTalkPage() );
	}

	private static function doDuplicateEntries( $ot, $nt ) {
		$fname = "WatchedItem::duplicateEntries";
		$oldnamespace = $ot->getNamespace();
		$newnamespace = $nt->getNamespace();
		$oldtitle = $ot->getDBkey();
		$newtitle = $nt->getDBkey();

		$dbw = wfGetDB( DB_MASTER );
		$res = $dbw->select( 'watchlist', 'wl_user',
			array( 'wl_namespace' => $oldnamespace, 'wl_title' => $oldtitle ),
			$fname, 'FOR UPDATE'
		);
		# Construct array to replace into the watchlist
		$values = array();
		while ( $s = $dbw->fetchObject( $res ) ) {
			$values[] = array(
				'wl_user' => $s->wl_user,
				'wl_namespace' => $newnamespace,
				'wl_title' => $newtitle
			);
		}
		$dbw->freeResult( $res );

		if( empty( $values ) ) {
			// Nothing to do
			return true;
		}

		# Perform replace
		# Note that multi-row replace is very efficient for MySQL but may be inefficient for
		# some other DBMSes, mostly due to poor simulation by us
		$dbw->replace( 'watchlist', array(array( 'wl_user', 'wl_namespace', 'wl_title')), $values, $fname );
		return true;
	}


}