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using System;

using System.Text;

using System.Globalization;

using System.Collections;

using System.Windows.Forms;

using ReqPro40;

namespace EA_ReqPro

{

	/// <summary>

	/// CopyReqProDatabase is a specialisation of CopyReqProDatabaseToMemory, designed to copy the 

	/// ReqPro database content into an EA database, maintaining the structure of 

	/// and hierarchy of packages and requirements found in the ReqPro database.

	/// </summary>

   public class CopyReqProDatabase : CopyReqProDatabaseToMemory

   {

      private int totalRequirements = 0;

      /// <summary>

      /// Construct the object

      /// </summary>

      /// <param name="ea_repository"></param>

      public CopyReqProDatabase(): base()

      {

         totalRequirements = 0;

      }

      /// <summary>

      /// Method to parse a ReqPro database and copy it into an EA database.

      /// </summary>

      /// <param name="ea_repository"></param>

      /// <returns></returns>

      public override bool prompt_and_parse(ReqProDB_Artifact.MODE mode)

      {

         try

         {

            // use the base classes parser to read the ReqPro database content and allow the user to

            // filter it.

            if (true == base.prompt_and_parse(mode))

            {

               if (Main.mustAbort)

                  return false;

               try

               {

                  // Look for existing requirement elements

                  bool reqElementsFound = false;

                  for(short i=0; i < ea_rootPackage.Elements.Count; i++)

                  {

                     if ( ((EA.Element)ea_rootPackage.Elements.GetAt(i)).Type.StartsWith("Requirement") )

                     {

                        reqElementsFound = true;

                     }

                  }

                  // if there are existing requirement elements or sub-packages...

                  if (reqElementsFound == true

                     || ea_rootPackage.Packages.Count > 0)

                  {

                     DialogResult dlgRes = MessageBoxEx.Show("Package is not empty, delete existing content first?", "Confirm", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo);

                     if (dlgRes == DialogResult.Yes)

                     {

                        // Delete packages and requirement elements

                        short i;

                        for(i=0; i < ea_rootPackage.Packages.Count; i++)

                        {

                           ea_rootPackage.Packages.Delete(i);

                        }

                        for(i=0; i < ea_rootPackage.Elements.Count; i++)

                        {

                           if ( ((EA.Element)ea_rootPackage.Elements.GetAt(i)).Type.StartsWith("Requirement") )

                           {

                              ea_rootPackage.Elements.Delete(i);

                           }

                        }

                        ea_rootPackage.Packages.Refresh();

                        // refresh project browser view

                        Main.EA_Repository.RefreshModelView(ea_rootPackage.PackageID);

                     }

                  }

               }

               catch (Exception ex)

               {

                  Main.MessageBoxException(ex, "Exception (CopyReqProDatabase)");

               }   

               Main.EA_Repository.EnsureOutputVisible(Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME);

               if (Main.mustAbort)

                  return false;

               // write the captured info from reqpro, into the ea database, obeying the filter

               // settings the user has specified.

               write_ea_database();

               // Configure the ReqProDB artifact as a document model artifact

               RQ_Artifact.set_doc_model_mode(RQ_Element);

               if (Main.mustAbort)

                  return false;

               writeDelayedMessages();

               Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "Import Completed", -1);

               MessageBoxEx.Show("Import Completed", "Progress");

               return true;

            }

         }

         catch (Exception ex)

         {

            Main.MessageBoxException(ex, "Exception (parse)");

         }      

         return false;

      }

      /// <summary>

      /// This method (along with its sibling overloads) perform the copy operation once

      /// the ReqPro database content has been acquired, and the user has submitted their

      /// filtering requirements. This method begins the copy operation, but the real nitty

      /// gritty of it occurs in the other overloaded method.

      /// </summary>

      /// <param name="ea_repository"></param>

      private void write_ea_database()

      {

         Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "Copying ReqPro Database Content to EA", -1);

         foreach( ReqPro_object sub_obj in rq_root_package.ReqPro_objects )

         {

            if (Main.mustAbort)

               break;

            write_ea_database(ea_rootPackage, null, sub_obj);

         }

         ea_rootPackage.Packages.Refresh();

         // refresh project browser view

         Main.EA_Repository.RefreshModelView(ea_rootPackage.PackageID);

         if (Main.mustAbort)

            return;

         // Setup the internal requirement to requirement connectivity. This is seperate from the browser

         // organisation of elements in EA, but since in ReqPro, that organisation tells part of the story

         // of requirement to requirement connectivity, it is mirrored in the internal connectivity, along

         // with explicit trace relationships setup in ReqPro.

         // The purpose of this internal connectivity is to support relationship matrix tables in documentation

         // generated by EA_DocGen, or to support diagrammatic representations of the requirements in EA,

         // where the connectivity will become apparent through links ajoining the requirement elements in the

         // diagram.

         write_traces(totalRequirements);

      }

      private void write_ea_database(EA.Package ea_parent_package,

                                     EA.Element ea_parent_element,

                                     ReqPro_object rq_obj )

      {

         if (Main.mustAbort)

            return;

         if (rq_obj.isPackage)

         {

            if (rq_obj.filtered == false)

            {

               if (ea_parent_package != null)

               {

                  // create a representative package in EA

                  EA.Package new_ea_package = EA_Utilities.createPackage(ea_parent_package, rq_obj.name, rq_obj.treePos);

                  rq_obj.ea_element_ID = new_ea_package.PackageID;

                  Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "Created Package : " + rq_obj.name, new_ea_package.PackageID );

                  // Using recursion, scan this objects sub-objects

                  foreach( ReqPro_object sub_obj in rq_obj.ReqPro_objects )

                  {

                     if (Main.mustAbort)

                        break;

                     write_ea_database(new_ea_package, null, sub_obj);  //recurse

                  }

               }

               else

               {

                  // should never get here - I have never seen it happen so far.

                  Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "ERROR,write_ea_database, parent package was null", -1);

               }

            }

            else if (base.allowPackageStructureFragments)

            {

               // Using recursion, scan this objects sub-objects

               foreach( ReqPro_object sub_obj in rq_obj.ReqPro_objects )

               {

                  if (Main.mustAbort)

                     break;

                  if (sub_obj.isPackage)

                     write_ea_database(ea_parent_package, null, sub_obj);  // recurse

               }

            }

         }

         else if (rq_obj.isRequirement)

         {

            if ( ! (reqTypeIsFiltered(rq_obj) || reqStatusTypeIsFiltered(rq_obj)))

            {

               string rq_obj_name = rq_obj.tag + " " + rq_obj.name;

               // If needed, create the requirement element as a child of a parent element

               if (ea_parent_element != null)

               {

                  totalRequirements++;

                  // create a representative element in EA

                  EA.Element new_ea_element = (EA.Element)ea_parent_element.Elements.AddNew(rq_obj_name, "Requirement");

                  rq_obj.ea_element_ID = new_ea_element.ElementID;

                  Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "Created Element : " + rq_obj_name, new_ea_element.ElementID );

                  // In ReqPro, a requirement can be related to another requirement in several ways:

                  // 1. By virtue of its position relative to another in the browser display. That is, 

                  //    if you place a requirement beneath a parent requirement, you are establishing a 

                  //    parent-child relationship.

                  // 2. By virtue of a specific TraceTo relationship being made via the Traceability menu

                  //    option. 

                  // Interestingly, ReqPro prevents you creating a relationship of one of the above types,

                  // if a relationship of the other type already exists. This implies that the relationship

                  // between a parent and child requirement must be singular and is important regardless

                  // of the manner in which it was created or represented.

                  // The CopyReqProDatabaseToMemory base class will already have taken care of recording

                  // relationships detected from ReqPro made using method 2 above. What we need to do here is

                  // take care of those apparent from the browser based hierarchical organisation (ie. made

                  // in ReqPro using method 1).

                  // All we need to do is grab the parent object (if any) and add the GUID of the child to 

                  // its list of trace-to's. Later on, the write_traces() class method will turn these into

                  // EA based connection objects that belong to the parent requirement elements.

                  if (rq_obj.parent != null)

                  {

                     rq_obj.parent.ReqPro_traces.Add(rq_obj.guid);

                  }

                  // If the ReqPro requirements detailed text is more than what the name already contains (allowing for it

                  // to have a stop character that the name may not have) then copy it over, otherwise ignore it. This

                  // prevents the same text appearing twice in any generated document made using EA_DocGen.

                  if (!rq_obj.text.StartsWith(rq_obj.name) || (rq_obj.text.Length > (rq_obj.name.Length + 1)))

                     new_ea_element.Notes = rq_obj.text;

                  new_ea_element.TreePos = rq_obj.treePos;

                  new_ea_element.Status  = rq_obj.status;

                  new_ea_element.Update();

                  // Write EA tag information exactly as is done for the import for traceability use. This 

                  // opens up the possibility that a document model import could be converted into a traceability

                  // use model in some future update to EA_ReqPro addin.

                  EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element, "GUID", rq_obj.guid);

                  EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element, "TAG", rq_obj.tag);

                  if (rq_obj.source != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE", rq_obj.source);

                  if (rq_obj.sourceVersion != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE_VERSION", rq_obj.sourceVersion);

                  if (rq_obj.sourceSection != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE_SECTION", rq_obj.sourceSection);

                  // Using recursion, scan this objects sub-objects

                  foreach( ReqPro_object sub_obj in rq_obj.ReqPro_objects )

                  {

                     if (Main.mustAbort)

                        break;

                     write_ea_database(null, new_ea_element, sub_obj);  // recurse

                  }

               }

               // else create the requirement element as a child of a parent package

               else if (ea_parent_package != null)

               {

                  totalRequirements++;

                  // create a representative element in EA

                  EA.Element new_ea_element = (EA.Element)ea_parent_package.Elements.AddNew(rq_obj_name, "Requirement");

                  rq_obj.ea_element_ID = new_ea_element.ElementID;

                  Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "Created Element : " + rq_obj_name, new_ea_element.ElementID );

                  // If the ReqPro requirements detailed text is more than what the name already contains (allowing for it

                  // to have a stop character that the name may not have) then copy it over, otherwise ignore it. This

                  // prevents the same text appearing twice in any generated document made using EA_DocGen.

                  if (!rq_obj.text.StartsWith(rq_obj.name) || (rq_obj.text.Length > (rq_obj.name.Length + 1)))

                     new_ea_element.Notes = rq_obj.text;

                  new_ea_element.TreePos = rq_obj.treePos;

                  new_ea_element.Status  = rq_obj.status;

                  new_ea_element.Update();

                  // Write EA tag information exactly as is done for the import for traceability use. This 

                  // opens up the possibility that a document model import could be converted into a traceability

                  // use model in some future update to EA_ReqPro addin.

                  EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element, "GUID", rq_obj.guid);

                  EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element, "TAG", rq_obj.tag);

                  if (rq_obj.source != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE", rq_obj.source);

                  if (rq_obj.sourceVersion != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE_VERSION", rq_obj.sourceVersion);

                  if (rq_obj.sourceSection != null)

                     EA_Utilities.WriteTag(new_ea_element,"SOURCE_SECTION", rq_obj.sourceSection);

                  // Using recursion, scan this objects sub-objects

                  foreach( ReqPro_object sub_obj in rq_obj.ReqPro_objects )

                  {

                     if (Main.mustAbort)

                        break;

                     write_ea_database(null, new_ea_element, sub_obj);  // recurse

                  }

               }

               else

               {

                  // should never get here - I have never seen it happen so far.

                  Main.EA_Repository.WriteOutput( Main.GUI_OUTPUT_TAB_NAME, "ERROR,write_ea_database, parent package was null", -1);

               }

            }

         }

      }

	}

}