/* send a command to the server, handle callbacks (menus, getline, etc) and
display data (map data, pline, player status, ...) and finally return the
response to the command.
A play_game response will longjmp() to the matching play_game request, so
beware! */
json_t *
send_receive_msg(const char *const volatile msgtype, json_t *volatile jmsg)
{
const char *volatile sendkey;
char key[BUFSZ];
char oldkey[BUFSZ];
void *iter;
volatile int retry_count = 3;
if (conn_err && ex_jmp_buf_valid)
longjmp(ex_jmp_buf, 1);
/* quick connection sanity check and restoration attempt */
if (!test_restore_connection())
return NULL;
if (!jmsg)
return NULL;
sendkey = msgtype;
while (1) {
/* send the message; keep the reference to jmsg */
json_t *send_msg = json_pack("{sO}", sendkey, jmsg);
if (!send_json_msg(send_msg)) {
json_decref(send_msg);
if (retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue;
goto error;
}
json_decref(send_msg);
receive_without_sending:
;
/* receive the response */
json_t *recv_msg = receive_json_msg();
if (!recv_msg) {
/* If no data is received, there must have been a network error.
Presumably the send didn't succeed either and the sent data
vanished, so reconnect. restart_connection() can longjmp back to
play_game; if it doesn't, retry both send and receive. */
if (retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue;
goto error;
}
json_t *jdisplay = json_object_get(recv_msg, "display");
if (jdisplay) {
if (json_is_array(jdisplay))
handle_display_list(jdisplay);
else
print_error
("New display list doesn't have the right data type.");
json_object_del(recv_msg, "display");
}
iter = json_object_iter(recv_msg);
if (!iter) {
print_error("Empty return object.");
json_decref(recv_msg);
json_decref(jmsg);
return json_object();
}
/* The string returned by json_object_iter_key is only valid while
recv_msg exists. Since we still want the value afterwards, it must
be copied. */
strncpy(key, json_object_iter_key(iter), BUFSZ - 1);
if (!strcmp(key, "server_cancel")) {
/* This message is special in that it can be called out of
sequence, and has no response. */
json_decref(recv_msg); /* free it */
client_windowprocs.win_server_cancel();
goto receive_without_sending;
}
if (!strcmp(key, "load_progress")) {
/* This message is only called in-sequence, but it still has no
response. */
int progress;
if (json_unpack(json_object_iter_value(iter), "{si!}",
"progress", &progress) != -1)
client_windowprocs.win_load_progress(progress);
json_decref(recv_msg); /* free it */
goto receive_without_sending;
}
send_receive_recent_response = json_object_iter_value(iter);
if (json_object_iter_next(recv_msg, iter))
print_error("Too many JSON objects in response data.");
/* keep only the core of the response and throw away the wrapper */
json_incref(send_receive_recent_response);
json_decref(recv_msg);
if (strcmp(sendkey, "play_game") == 0) {
/* We might need to longjmp back here. */
if (setjmp(playgame_jmp_buf) == 0) {
playgame_jmp_buf_valid = 1;
} else {
playgame_jmp_buf_valid = 0;
/* key, sendkey might have any value right now, but we know what
they should be from the position in the control flow */
sendkey = "play_game";
memset(key, 0, sizeof key);
strcpy(key, "play_game");
}
}
/* If the response type doesn't match the request type then either:
- this is a callback that needs to be handled first;
- this is a request to longjmp() back to nhnet_play_game.
To simplify the control flow, our longjmp back upon receiving a
play_game response is unconditional, and ends up cancelling itself
out if a play_game message gets a play_game response. This also
guarantees that playgame_jmp_buf_valid is only set while
playgame_jmp_buf is actually on the call stack. */
if (strcmp(key, "play_game") == 0 && playgame_jmp_buf_valid)
longjmp(playgame_jmp_buf, 1);
if (strcmp(key, msgtype)) {
json_t *srvmsg = send_receive_recent_response;
/* The next line is unneccessary, but makes the control flow easier
to follow in a debugger. */
send_receive_recent_response = 0;
json_t *newmsg = handle_netcmd(key, msgtype, srvmsg);
if (!newmsg) { /* server error */
if (error_retry_ok && retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue; /* jmsg is still alive, use it again */
goto error;
}
json_decref(jmsg);
jmsg = newmsg;
strcpy(oldkey, key);
sendkey = oldkey;
/* send the callback data to the server and get a new response */
continue;
}
json_decref(jmsg);
break; /* only loop via continue */
}
json_t *response = send_receive_recent_response;
send_receive_recent_response = 0;
return response;
error:
json_decref(jmsg);
close(sockfd);
sockfd = -1;
conn_err = TRUE;
playgame_jmp_buf_valid = 0;
if (ex_jmp_buf_valid)
longjmp(ex_jmp_buf, 1);
return NULL;
}
/* send a command to the server, handle callbacks (menus, getline, etc) and
* display data (map data, pline, player status, ...) and finally return the
* response to the command. */
json_t *send_receive_msg(const char *msgtype, json_t *jmsg)
{
json_t *recv_msg, *jobj, *jdisplay;
const char *sendkey;
char key[BUFSZ];
void *iter;
int retry_count = 3;
if (conn_err && ex_jmp_buf_valid)
longjmp(ex_jmp_buf, 1);
/* quick connection sanity check and restoration attempt */
if (!test_restore_connection())
return NULL;
if (!jmsg)
return NULL;
sendkey = msgtype;
while (1) {
/* send the message */
jobj = json_pack("{sO}", sendkey, jmsg); /* keep the reference to jmsg */
if (!send_json_msg(jobj)) {
json_decref(jobj);
if (retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue;
goto error;
}
/* receive the response */
recv_msg = receive_json_msg();
if (!recv_msg) {
json_decref(jobj);
/* If no data is received, there must have been a network error.
* Presumably the send didn't succeed either and the sent data
* vanished, so reconnect and retry both send and receive. */
if (retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue;
goto error;
}
json_decref(jobj);
jdisplay = json_object_get(recv_msg, "display");
if (jdisplay) {
if (json_is_array(jdisplay))
handle_display_list(jdisplay);
else
print_error("New display list doesn't have the right data type.");
json_object_del(recv_msg, "display");
}
iter = json_object_iter(recv_msg);
if (!iter) {
print_error("Empty return object.");
json_decref(recv_msg);
json_decref(jmsg);
return json_object();
}
/* The string returned by json_object_iter_key is only valid while recv_msg
* exists. Since we still want the value afterwards, it must be copied */
strncpy(key, json_object_iter_key(iter), BUFSZ - 1);
jobj = json_object_iter_value(iter);
if (json_object_iter_next(recv_msg, iter))
print_error("Too many JSON objects in response data.");
/* keep only the core of the response and throw away the wrapper */
json_incref(jobj);
json_decref(recv_msg);
/* if the response type doesn't match the request type this must be a
* callback that needs to be handled first. */
if (strcmp(key, msgtype)) {
jobj = handle_netcmd(key, jobj);
if (!jobj) {/* this only happens after server errors */
if (error_retry_ok && retry_count-- > 0 && restart_connection())
continue;
json_decref(jmsg);
return NULL;
}
json_decref(jmsg);
jmsg = jobj;
sendkey = key;
/* send the callback data to the server and get a new response */
continue;
}
json_decref(jmsg);
break; /* only loop via continue */
}
return jobj;
error:
json_decref(jmsg);
close(sockfd);
sockfd = -1;
conn_err = TRUE;
if (ex_jmp_buf_valid)
longjmp(ex_jmp_buf, 1);
return NULL;
}
