interface IPriceOracle {
  /// @notice Returns whether this oracle can support this pair of tokens
  /// @dev _tokenA and _tokenB may be passed in either tokenA/tokenB or tokenB/tokenA order
  /// @param _tokenA One of the pair's tokens
  /// @param _tokenB The other of the pair's tokens
  /// @return Whether the given pair of tokens can be supported by the oracle
  function canSupportPair(address _tokenA, address _tokenB) external view returns (bool);

  /// @notice Returns a quote, based on the given tokens and amount
  /// @param _tokenIn The token that will be provided
  /// @param _amountIn The amount that will be provided
  /// @param _tokenOut The token we would like to quote
  /// @return _amountOut How much _tokenOut will be returned in exchange for _amountIn amount of _tokenIn
  function quote(
    address _tokenIn,
    uint128 _amountIn,
    address _tokenOut
  ) external view returns (uint256 _amountOut);

  /// @notice Reconfigures support for a given pair. This function will let the oracle take some actions to configure the pair, in
  /// preparation for future quotes. Can be called many times in order to let the oracle re-configure for a new context.
  /// @dev Will revert if pair cannot be supported. _tokenA and _tokenB may be passed in either tokenA/tokenB or tokenB/tokenA order
  /// @param _tokenA One of the pair's tokens
  /// @param _tokenB The other of the pair's tokens
  function reconfigureSupportForPair(address _tokenA, address _tokenB) external;

  /// @notice Adds support for a given pair if the oracle didn't support it already. If called for a pair that is already supported,
  /// then nothing will happen. This function will let the oracle take some actions to configure the pair, in preparation for future quotes.
  /// @dev Will revert if pair cannot be supported. _tokenA and _tokenB may be passed in either tokenA/tokenB or tokenB/tokenA order
  /// @param _tokenA One of the pair's tokens
  /// @param _tokenB The other of the pair's tokens
  function addSupportForPairIfNeeded(address _tokenA, address _tokenB) external;
}
/// @title The interface for an oracle that provides price quotes
/// @notice These methods allow users to add support for pairs, and then ask for quotes
function addSupportForPairIfNeeded(address _tokenA, address _tokenB) external;
/// @notice Adds support for a given pair if the oracle didn't support it already. If called for a pair that is already supported,
/// then nothing will happen. This function will let the oracle take some actions to configure the pair, in preparation for future quotes.
/// @dev Will revert if pair cannot be supported. _tokenA and _tokenB may be passed in either tokenA/tokenB or tokenB/tokenA order
/// @param _tokenA One of the pair's tokens
/// @param _tokenB The other of the pair's tokens