// Copyright 2011 Mark Cavage, Inc.  All rights reserved.

const assert = require('assert-plus')
const util = require('util')

const LDAPMessage = require('./message')
const Protocol = require('../protocol')

/// --- API

function AbandonRequest (options) {
  options = options || {}
  assert.object(options)
  assert.optionalNumber(options.abandonID)

  options.protocolOp = Protocol.LDAP_REQ_ABANDON
  LDAPMessage.call(this, options)

  this.abandonID = options.abandonID || 0
}
util.inherits(AbandonRequest, LDAPMessage)
Object.defineProperties(AbandonRequest.prototype, {
  type: {
    get: function getType () { return 'AbandonRequest' },
    configurable: false
  }
})

AbandonRequest.prototype._parse = function (ber, length) {
  assert.ok(ber)
  assert.ok(length)

  // What a PITA - have to replicate ASN.1 integer logic to work around the
  // way abandon is encoded and the way ldapjs framework handles "normal"
  // messages

  const buf = ber.buffer
  let offset = 0
  let value = 0

  const fb = buf[offset++]
  value = fb & 0x7F
  for (let i = 1; i < length; i++) {
    value <<= 8
    value |= (buf[offset++] & 0xff)
  }
  if ((fb & 0x80) === 0x80) { value = -value }

  ber._offset += length

  this.abandonID = value

  return true
}

AbandonRequest.prototype._toBer = function (ber) {
  assert.ok(ber)

  let i = this.abandonID
  let sz = 4

  while ((((i & 0xff800000) === 0) || ((i & 0xff800000) === 0xff800000)) &&
         (sz > 1)) {
    sz--
    i <<= 8
  }
  assert.ok(sz <= 4)

  while (sz-- > 0) {
    ber.writeByte((i & 0xff000000) >> 24)
    i <<= 8
  }

  return ber
}

AbandonRequest.prototype._json = function (j) {
  assert.ok(j)

  j.abandonID = this.abandonID

  return j
}

/// --- Exports

module.exports = AbandonRequest