package Device::Firmata::Error;
# ==================================================================

=head1 NAME

Device::Firmata::Error - Error handlers

=cut

use strict;
use Exporter;
use vars qw/
            @ISA
            %ERRORS
            @EXPORT
            $FIRMATA_ERROR_DEFAULT
            @ERROR_STACK
        /;
use Device::Firmata::Base;

@ISA = 'Exporter';

@EXPORT = qw();

$FIRMATA_ERROR_DEFAULT = -1;


=head2 error

The base error reporting system. All errors will be
stored in this object until the error flush code is called.
This will allow the system to collect all errors that occur
in various parts of the system in one place. Very useful
for error reporting since it's a simple call to find
out the last error.

Invocation of this function

  $err->error( [numerical error level], ErrorMessage, ... parameters ... );

ErrorMessage can be in the format "KEY" that will be referenced by
Device::Firmata::Base->language or "KEY:Message" where if ->language does
not map to anything, the error will default to Message

=cut

sub error {
# --------------------------------------------------
#
    my $self        = shift;
    my $error_level = $_[0] =~ /^\-?\d+$/ ? shift : $FIRMATA_ERROR_DEFAULT;
    my $message     = shift;
    my $error_code;
    if ( $message    =~ /^([A-Z0-9_]+)\s*:\s*/ ) {
        $error_code = $1;
    }
    else {
        $error_code = $message;
    };
    my $text = Device::Firmata::Base->language($message,@_);
    push @ERROR_STACK, [ $text, $error_level, $text ];

    if ( $error_level < 1 ) {
        my $i = 1;
        my ( $pkg, $fn, $line );

# Proceed up the call stack until we find out where the error likely occured (ie. Not in Device::Firmata::Base)
        do { ( $pkg, $fn, $line ) = caller($i); $i++; } while ( $pkg eq 'Device::Firmata::Base' );

        $error_level < 0 ?  die "\@$fn:$pkg:$line". ' : ' .  $text . "\n"
                         : warn "\@$fn:$pkg:$line". ' : ' .  $text . "\n";
    };

#        warn "Error called with args: @_ from " . join( " ", caller() ) . "\n";
#        require Carp;
#        Carp::cluck();

    return $text;
}


=head2 errors_flush

=cut

sub errors_flush {
# --------------------------------------------------
    @ERROR_STACK = ();
}


1;