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	Available via Academic Free License >= 2.1 OR the modified BSD license.
	see: http://dojotoolkit.org/license for details
*/


if(!dojo._hasResource["dijit.tree.ForestStoreModel"]){ //_hasResource checks added by build. Do not use _hasResource directly in your code.
dojo._hasResource["dijit.tree.ForestStoreModel"] = true;
dojo.provide("dijit.tree.ForestStoreModel");
dojo.require("dijit.tree.TreeStoreModel");


dojo.declare("dijit.tree.ForestStoreModel", dijit.tree.TreeStoreModel, {
	// summary:
	//		Interface between a dijit.Tree and a dojo.data store that doesn't have a root item,
	//		a.k.a. a store that has multiple "top level" items.
	//
	// description
	//		Use this class to wrap a dojo.data store, making all the items matching the specified query
	//		appear as children of a fabricated "root item".  If no query is specified then all the
	//		items returned by fetch() on the underlying store become children of the root item.
	//		This class allows dijit.Tree to assume a single root item, even if the store doesn't have one.
	//
	//		When using this class the developer must override a number of methods according to their app and
	//		data, including:
	//			- onNewRootItem
	//			- onAddToRoot
	//			- onLeaveRoot
	//			- onNewItem
	//			- onSetItem

	// Parameters to constructor

	// rootId: String
	//		ID of fabricated root item
	rootId: "$root$",

	// rootLabel: String
	//		Label of fabricated root item
	rootLabel: "ROOT",

	// query: String
	//		Specifies the set of children of the root item.
	// example:
	//	|	{type:'continent'}
	query: null,

	// End of parameters to constructor

	constructor: function(params){
		// summary:
		//		Sets up variables, etc.
		// tags:
		//		private

		// Make dummy root item
		this.root = {
			store: this,
			root: true,
			id: params.rootId,
			label: params.rootLabel,
			children: params.rootChildren	// optional param
		};
	},

	// =======================================================================
	// Methods for traversing hierarchy

	mayHaveChildren: function(/*dojo.data.Item*/ item){
		// summary:
		//		Tells if an item has or may have children.  Implementing logic here
		//		avoids showing +/- expando icon for nodes that we know don't have children.
		//		(For efficiency reasons we may not want to check if an element actually
		//		has children until user clicks the expando node)
		// tags:
		//		extension
		return item === this.root || this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	getChildren: function(/*dojo.data.Item*/ parentItem, /*function(items)*/ callback, /*function*/ onError){
		// summary:
		// 		Calls onComplete() with array of child items of given parent item, all loaded.
		if(parentItem === this.root){
			if(this.root.children){
				// already loaded, just return
				callback(this.root.children);
			}else{
				this.store.fetch({
					query: this.query,
					onComplete: dojo.hitch(this, function(items){
						this.root.children = items;
						callback(items);
					}),
					onError: onError
				});
			}
		}else{
			this.inherited(arguments);
		}
	},

	// =======================================================================
	// Inspecting items

	isItem: function(/* anything */ something){
		return (something === this.root) ? true : this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	fetchItemByIdentity: function(/* object */ keywordArgs){
		if(keywordArgs.identity == this.root.id){
			var scope = keywordArgs.scope?keywordArgs.scope:dojo.global;
			if(keywordArgs.onItem){
				keywordArgs.onItem.call(scope, this.root);
			}
		}else{
			this.inherited(arguments);
		}
	},

	getIdentity: function(/* item */ item){
		return (item === this.root) ? this.root.id : this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	getLabel: function(/* item */ item){
		return	(item === this.root) ? this.root.label : this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	// =======================================================================
	// Write interface

	newItem: function(/* dojo.dnd.Item */ args, /*Item*/ parent, /*int?*/ insertIndex){
		// summary:
		//		Creates a new item.   See dojo.data.api.Write for details on args.
		//		Used in drag & drop when item from external source dropped onto tree.
		if(parent === this.root){
			this.onNewRootItem(args);
			return this.store.newItem(args);
		}else{
			return this.inherited(arguments);
		}
	},

	onNewRootItem: function(args){
		// summary:
		//		User can override this method to modify a new element that's being
		//		added to the root of the tree, for example to add a flag like root=true
	},

	pasteItem: function(/*Item*/ childItem, /*Item*/ oldParentItem, /*Item*/ newParentItem, /*Boolean*/ bCopy, /*int?*/ insertIndex){
		// summary:
		//		Move or copy an item from one parent item to another.
		//		Used in drag & drop
		if(oldParentItem === this.root){
			if(!bCopy){
				// It's onLeaveRoot()'s responsibility to modify the item so it no longer matches
				// this.query... thus triggering an onChildrenChange() event to notify the Tree
				// that this element is no longer a child of the root node
				this.onLeaveRoot(childItem);
			}
		}
		dijit.tree.TreeStoreModel.prototype.pasteItem.call(this, childItem,
			oldParentItem === this.root ? null : oldParentItem,
			newParentItem === this.root ? null : newParentItem,
			bCopy,
			insertIndex
		);
		if(newParentItem === this.root){
			// It's onAddToRoot()'s responsibility to modify the item so it matches
			// this.query... thus triggering an onChildrenChange() event to notify the Tree
			// that this element is now a child of the root node
			this.onAddToRoot(childItem);
		}
	},

	// =======================================================================
	// Handling for top level children

	onAddToRoot: function(/* item */ item){
		// summary:
		//		Called when item added to root of tree; user must override this method
		//		to modify the item so that it matches the query for top level items
		// example:
		//	|	store.setValue(item, "root", true);
		// tags:
		//		extension
		console.log(this, ": item ", item, " added to root");
	},

	onLeaveRoot: function(/* item */ item){
		// summary:
		//		Called when item removed from root of tree; user must override this method
		//		to modify the item so it doesn't match the query for top level items
		// example:
		// 	|	store.unsetAttribute(item, "root");
		// tags:
		//		extension
		console.log(this, ": item ", item, " removed from root");
	},

	// =======================================================================
	// Events from data store

	_requeryTop: function(){
		// reruns the query for the children of the root node,
		// sending out an onSet notification if those children have changed
		var oldChildren = this.root.children || [];
		this.store.fetch({
			query: this.query,
			onComplete: dojo.hitch(this, function(newChildren){
				this.root.children = newChildren;

				// If the list of children or the order of children has changed...
				if(oldChildren.length != newChildren.length ||
					dojo.some(oldChildren, function(item, idx){ return newChildren[idx] != item;})){
					this.onChildrenChange(this.root, newChildren);
				}
			})
		});
	},

	onNewItem: function(/* dojo.data.Item */ item, /* Object */ parentInfo){
		// summary:
		//		Handler for when new items appear in the store.  Developers should override this
		//		method to be more efficient based on their app/data.
		// description:
		//		Note that the default implementation requeries the top level items every time
		//		a new item is created, since any new item could be a top level item (even in
		//		addition to being a child of another item, since items can have multiple parents).
		//
		//		If developers can detect which items are possible top level items (based on the item and the
		//		parentInfo parameters), they should override this method to only call _requeryTop() for top
		//		level items.  Often all top level items have parentInfo==null, but
		//		that will depend on which store you use and what your data is like.
		// tags:
		//		extension
		this._requeryTop();

		this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	onDeleteItem: function(/*Object*/ item){
		// summary:
		//		Handler for delete notifications from underlying store

		// check if this was a child of root, and if so send notification that root's children
		// have changed
		if(dojo.indexOf(this.root.children, item) != -1){
			this._requeryTop();
		}

		this.inherited(arguments);
	},

	onSetItem: function(/* item */ item,
					/* attribute-name-string */ attribute,
					/* object | array */ oldValue,
					/* object | array */ newValue){
		// summary:
		//		Updates the tree view according to changes to an item in the data store.
		//		Developers should override this method to be more efficient based on their app/data.
		// description:
		//		Handles updates to an item's children by calling onChildrenChange(), and
		//		other updates to an item by calling onChange().
		//
		//		Also, any change to any item re-executes the query for the tree's top-level items,
		//		since this modified item may have started/stopped matching the query for top level items.
		//
		//		If possible, developers should override this function to only call _requeryTop() when
		//		the change to the item has caused it to stop/start being a top level item in the tree.
		// tags:
		//		extension

		this._requeryTop();
		this.inherited(arguments);
	}

});

}