#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    // Create and register Squirrel std libraries
    // More here: http://squirrel-lang.org/squirreldoc/stdlib/index.html
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::STRING | ssq::Libs::IO | ssq::Libs::MATH);

    // Available flags:
    // NONE
    // IO
    // BLOB
    // MATH
    // SYSTEM
    // STRING
    // ALL

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    ssq::Script scriptA = vm.compileSource(/* raw char array here */);
    ssq::Script scriptB = vm.compileFile(/* path to source file */);

    return 0;
}

ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");
ssq::Object result = vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, ...);
Foo copy = result.to<Foo>();

ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");
ssq::Object result = vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, ...);
Foo* copy = result.to<Foo*>();

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);
    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(...);
    vm.run(script);

    ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");

    // Get the result of the function call
    ssq::Object result = vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, 10, true, std::string("Hello World"));

    // Check if the object is empty
    result.isEmpty(); // Returns true or false depending on what has been returned

    // Check if object is null
    result.isNull(); // True or false depending on what has been returned

    // Check if object is an integer
    if (result.getType() == ssq::Type::INTEGER) {
        // Object is integer, we can convert it
        int myInt = result.toInt();
        // or:
        long myInt2 = result.to<long>();
    }

    // Converting to something else than the object contains
    // results in ssq::TypeException thrown
    try {
        std::string str = result.toString();
    } catch (ssq::TypeException& e){
        std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
    }

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

std::string myCppFunc(int a, int b){
    return std::to_string(a + b);
}

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    // Bind global function
    vm.addFunc("myCppFunc", myCppFunc);

    // Bind global function via std::function
    std::function<std::string(int, int)> func = std::bind(
        myCppFunc, 
        std::placeholders::_1, 
        std::placeholders::_2
    );
    vm.addFunc("myCppFunc2", func);

    // Bind via lambda
    vm.addFunc("myCppFuncLambda, [](int a, int b) -> std::string {
        return std::to_string(a + b);
    });

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

std::string myCppFunc(int a, int b){
    return std::to_string(a + b);
}

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    static const std::string source = 
    "function mySquirrelFunc(a, b){\n"
    "    return a + b;\n"
    "}\n";

    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(source.c_str());
    vm.run(script);

    // Now the mySquirrelFunc is ready for us, let's
    // find it from VM
    ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");

    // We can get the number of parameters required via:
    // mySquirrelFunc.getNumOfParams()

    // Call the function
    // The second parameter is the "this" pointer!
    // If the function was part of class (member function) then
    // the second parameter needs to be an instance object.
    // Since the mySquirrelFunc is global, we will pass the
    // root table -> the VM instance.
    ssq::Object result = vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, 10, 20);

    // We have the result and we can check its type via:
    // result.getType() which returns ssq::Type enum
    // Or get the type as const char*
    // result.getTypeStr()

    // Convert the result to integer
    int myInt = result.toInt();

    std::cout << "mySquirrelFunc returned: " << myInt << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

class Foo {
public:
    Foo(const std::string& msg):msg(msg) {
    }

    const std::string& getMsg() const {
        return msg;
    }

    void setMsg(const std::string& msg) {
        this->msg = msg;
    }

    static void expose(ssq::VM& vm) {
        ssq::Class cls = vm.addClass("Foo", ssq::Class::Ctor<Foo(std::string)>());

        // You can also use lambdas (or std::function) to define constructor
        // The function has to return pointer to the new instance
        //
        // vm.addClass("Foo", [](std::string msg) -> Foo* {
        //     return new Foo(msg);
        // });

        cls.addFunc("getMsg", &Foo::getMsg);
        cls.addFunc("setMsg", &Foo::setMsg);

        cls.addVar("msg", &Foo::msg);
    }

    // For the purpose of this example we will treat msg as public
    // so we can expose it via cls.addVar
    std::string msg;
};

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    static const std::string source = 
    "// Create instance\n"
    "local foo = Foo(\"Hello World\");\n"
    "\n"
    "// Call C++ methods\n"
    "print(\"Foo has message: \" + foo.getMessage());\n"
    "foo.setMessage(\"Something else\");\n"
    "\n"
    "// Access the variable directly\n"
    "print(\"Foo now has: \" + foo.msg);\n"
    "\n";

    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(source.c_str());
    Foo::expose(vm); // Bind the class to this VM
    vm.run(script);

    return 0;
}

class Foo {
    ...
    const std::string& getMessage() const;
    std::string& getMessage();

    static ssq::Class expose(ssq::VM& vm);
};

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    static const std::string source = 
    "class Foo {\n"
    "    constructor(msg) {\n"
    "        value = msg;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    function setMsg(msg) {\n"
    "        msg = value;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    function getMsg() {\n"
    "        return msg;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    value = null;\n"
    "}\n";

    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(source.c_str());
    vm.run(script);

    // Find class
    ssq::Class cls = vm.findClass("Foo");

    // Create instance of it.
    // The life of the object is determined by Squirrel.
    // You don't need to release the object yourself.
    ssq::Instance clsInstance = vm.newInstance(cls, std::string("Hello World!"));

    // Find class methods
    ssq::Function funcSetMsg = cls.findFunc("setMsg");
    ssq::Function funcGetMsg = cls.findFunc("getMsg");

    // Call method, set new message
    vm.callFunc(funcSetMsg, clsInstance, "Banana");

    // Get the message back
    std::string result = vm.callFunc(funcGetMsg, clsInstance).toString();

    std::cout << "Foo now contains: " << result << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

class Foo {
public:
    Foo(const std::string& msg):msg(msg) {
    }

    const std::string& getMsg() const {
        return msg;
    }

    void setMsg(const std::string& msg) {
        this->msg = msg;
    }

    static void expose(ssq::VM& vm) {
        ssq::Class cls = vm.addClass("Foo", ssq::Class::Ctor<Foo(std::string)>());
        cls.addFunc("getMsg", &Foo::getMsg);
        cls.addFunc("setMsg", &Foo::setMsg);
    }
private:
    std::string msg;
};

int main() {
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);

    static const std::string source = 
    "class FooDerived extends Foo {\n"
    "    constructor(msg, value) {\n"
    "        base.constructor(msg);\n"
    "        val = value;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    function getValue() {\n"
    "        return val;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    function setValue(value) {\n"
    "        val = value;\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    function doSomething() {\n"
    "        local msg = base.getMsg();\n"
    "        // Now do something wth copy of Foo's std::string\n"
    "    }\n"
    "\n"
    "    val = null;\n"
    "};\n"
    "\n"
    "local derived = FooDerived("Hello", 1234);\n";
    "derived.doSomething();\n";

    Foo::expose(vm);
    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(source.c_str());
    vm.run(script);

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);
    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(...);
    vm.run(script);

    // Create new array
    ssq::Array arr = vm.newArray();

    // To get the size of the array use: arr.size() 

    // Push at the back 
    // You can push any object you want. No limits.
    arr.push(std::string("Hello World"));
    arr.push(true);
    arr.push(123);

    // You can retrieve individual indexes via:
    std::string first = arr.get<std::string>(0);

    // If you want raw object (ssq::Object) do it as:
    ssq::Object firstRaw = arr.get<ssq::Object>(0);

    // Use pop to release last element
    int arr.popAndGet<int>();

    // If you do not want to get the last element while removing it
    // use the following:
    arr.pop(); // Returns nothing

    // Then, simply pass it into any squirrel function as any other value
    ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");
    vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, arr);

    // If you want to retrieve array from squirrel function,
    // you can do it simply by converting the return value to array:
    ssq::Array result = vm.call(..., vm).toArray();

    return 0;
}

#include <simplesquirrel/simplesquirrel.hpp>

int main(){
    ssq::VM vm(1024, ssq::Libs::ALL);
    ssq::Script script = vm.compileSource(...);
    vm.run(script);

    // Create new table
    ssq::Table table = vm.newTable();

    // To get the size of the table use: table.size() 

    // Add new indexes via key-value pairs
    // You can add any object you want. No limits.
    table.set("myString", std::string("Hello World"));
    table.set("myBool", true);
    table.set("myInt", 123);

    // You can retrieve individual indexes via:
    std::string first = table.get<std::string>("myString");

    // If you want raw object (ssq::Object) do it as:
    ssq::Object firstRaw = table.get<ssq::Object>("myString");

    // Then, simply pass it into any squirrel function as any other value
    ssq::Function mySquirrelFunc = vm.findFunc("mySquirrelFunc");
    vm.call(mySquirrelFunc, vm, table);

    // If you want to retrieve table from squirrel function,
    // you can do it simply by converting the return value to table:
    ssq::Table result = vm.call(..., vm).toTable();

    return 0;
}

// This will cause undefined behavior! Most likely SEGFAULT! See another example below...
fooClass.addFunc("setOnClickCallback", [](Foo* self, ssq::Function func, ssq::Instance inst) -> void {
    // Using ssq::Instance here is OK!
    doSomethingElse(inst);

    self.setOnClick([=](SomeEventData data) {
        // Using ssq::Instance in here nested lambda with [=] capture is bad!
        vm.callFunc(func, inst, data);
    });
});

// On program exit...
SEGFAULT

// This will NOT cause any problems
fooClass.addFunc("setOnClickCallback", [](Foo* self, ssq::Function func, SqWeakRef ref) -> void {
    self.setOnClick([=](SomeEventData data) {
        vm.callFunc(func, ref, data);
    });
});

// On program exit...
// All ok... No SEGFAULT