using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
using MameList;

//namespace XmlTests {
public class Program {

    static void Main(string[] args) {
        // Instantiate the filterer and it will load & parse the supplied file.
        MameListFilterer filterer = new MameListFilterer("list.xml");

        CabinetDefinition cab = new CabinetDefinition(); // Define the cabinet.  Don't mention things you don't want to filter on.
        cab.monitor0 = new Monitor {
            type = Monitor.MonitorType.Raster
        };

        cab.input = new Input();
        cab.input.buttonsPerPlayer = 8;

        cab.input.controls = new List<ControlMethod>();
        cab.input.controls.Add(new ControlMethod {
            type = ControlMethod.ControlType.joy,
        });

        filterer.FilterCompatibleGamesByCabinet(cab);  // filter by cabinet definition (optional)

        FilterPreferences prefs = new FilterPreferences { // here we can specify other restrictions not related to the cabinet
            Manufacturer = "Nintendo", // partial names work.
            //Status = "imperfect", // imperfect or better.
            //SoldOnOrAfterYear = 1980,
            //SoldOnOrBeforeYear = 2000,
            //RomOf = "neogeo",
            //Description = "NGM" // partial text works
        };

        filterer.FilterGamesByPreferences(prefs); // filter by defined preferences. (optional)

        var resultGameList = filterer.GetGames(); // get the list of filtered games.

        // display the list.
        foreach (var game in resultGameList) {
            Console.WriteLine(game.name + ": " + game.description);
        }

        Console.WriteLine(resultGameList.Count() + " Matches.");

        // alternately, you can print out XML which matches MAME's own XML format.  This would
        // be suitable for front-ends which can read this type of file.

        //XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(mame));

        //// describe the structure we're serializing to:
        //mame mameSet = new mame();
        //mameSet.game = resultGameList.ToArray<mameGame>();

        //// serialize it into a StringBuilder.
        //StringBuilder output = new StringBuilder();
        //serializer.Serialize(new StringWriter(output), mameSet);

        //// print the XML to the console.
        //Console.WriteLine(output.ToString());
    }
}
//}