package editor

// In-file search (find bar).
//
// Model:
//   - FindState is logic-owned (EditorState.Find); only the logic goroutine
//     mutates it.
//   - The find bar's text field is a MAIN-owned widget.Editor registered as
//     "find_bar" (the browser search bar "search_bar" is the precedent,
//     architecture.md §1): its text reaches the logic only through
//     Logic.findQueryChan. The find icon, counter, and prev/next/close
//     buttons are plain elements whose taps run the handlers below on the
//     logic goroutine.
//   - A query is scanned by a pool SearchTask over a snapshot of the
//     FULL in-memory content (in-range files are fully loaded, so the
//     snapshot is exact and unsaved edits are searchable). Results carry a
//     generation; only the latest generation is applied, so typing fast
//     simply supersedes older scans.
//   - Edits do NOT invalidate search: matches outside the edited range are
//     shifted by the length delta, matches overlapping it are dropped
//     (findEdit). The count is therefore "as of the last scan, adjusted for
//     edits" — re-typing the query re-scans.

import (
	"sort"

	"pad/internal/io/pool"
	"pad/internal/ui"
)

// FindState holds the in-file search state for the open file.
type FindState struct {
	Visible  bool     // the find bar is shown
	Query    string   // the query the logic last processed
	Matches  [][2]int // ascending, non-overlapping byte ranges
	Cur      int      // index into Matches; -1 when none is selected
	Gen      uint64   // generation of the newest dispatched scan
	Scanning bool     // a scan for Gen is in flight
}

// ToggleFind opens the find bar (or closes it when open). It is the tap
// handler of the find icon in the editor top bar.
func ToggleFind(data any) {
	e := &TheState.Editor
	if e.Find.Visible {
		e.findClose()
	} else {
		e.findShow()
	}
}

// FindNext / FindPrev move to the next/previous match, wrap around, select
// it, and scroll it into view. They are the tap handlers of the find bar's
// chevron buttons.
func FindNext(data any) { findStep(1) }

func FindPrev(data any) { findStep(-1) }

// FindClose is the tap handler of the find bar's close button.
func FindClose(data any) { TheState.Editor.findClose() }

// findShow opens the find bar. The text input is main-owned, so logic takes
// key focus off the editor (FocusedElementID) and, if a previous query has
// no live matches (they are cleared on close and on file open), re-scans it.
func (e *EditorState) findShow() {
	e.Find.Visible = true
	if e.Filename != "" {
		TheState.FocusedElementID = "find_bar"
	}
	if e.Find.Query != "" && len(e.Find.Matches) == 0 && !e.Find.Scanning {
		e.findDispatchScan()
	}
}

// findClose hides the find bar. The query is kept so re-opening shows it
// (the main-owned widget keeps its text); matches are dropped — the next
// show re-scans, so they are never stale.
func (e *EditorState) findClose() {
	e.Find.Visible = false
	e.Find.Matches = nil
	e.Find.Cur = -1
	e.Find.Scanning = false
	if TheState.FocusedElementID == "find_bar" {
		TheState.FocusedElementID = "editor_text"
	}
}

// findReset discards all find state for the open file (file open, page
// change). The query is kept: the main-owned widget still shows it, and
// keeping it lets the next show() re-scan the NEW file with the old query
// (and a frame with a changed FindQuery re-sends it, re-scanning live).
func (e *EditorState) findReset() {
	// Monotonic generation bump (do not zero the counter): a stale
	// in-flight scan carrying a HIGH generation must never equal a fresh
	// one, or its result would pass the gen gate in applySearchResult.
	e.Find = FindState{Query: e.Find.Query, Gen: e.Find.Gen + 1}
}

// findSetQuery processes a query forwarded from the main-owned "find_bar"
// widget. An empty query clears the results; otherwise a fresh scan of the
// full in-memory content is dispatched on the worker pool.
func (e *EditorState) findSetQuery(q string) {
	f := &e.Find
	f.Query = q
	f.Matches = nil
	f.Cur = -1
	if q == "" || e.TooLarge {
		f.Scanning = false
		return
	}
	e.findDispatchScan()
}

// findDispatchScan snapshots the full content and dispatches a SearchTask.
// Must be called on the logic goroutine.
func (e *EditorState) findDispatchScan() {
	f := &e.Find
	f.Gen++
	f.Scanning = true
	if TheLogic == nil || TheLogic.workerPool == nil { // unit tests
		return
	}
	text := e.Buffer
	if cb := e.ChunkedBuffer; cb != nil {
		if full, err := cb.FullContent(); err == nil {
			text = full
		}
	}
	TheLogic.workerPool.Dispatch(pool.NewSearchTask(text, f.Query, f.Gen))
}

// applySearchResult applies a completed SearchTask result. Stale generations
// (a newer query superseded this scan) are dropped. Must be called on the
// logic goroutine.
func (e *EditorState) applySearchResult(res pool.Result) {
	f := &e.Find
	var sd pool.SearchData
	switch v := res.Data.(type) {
	case pool.SearchData:
		sd = v
	case *pool.SearchData:
		sd = *v
	default:
		return
	}
	if sd.Gen != f.Gen || !f.Visible {
		return
	}
	f.Scanning = false
	wasEmpty := len(f.Matches) == 0
	prevStart := -1
	if f.Cur >= 0 && f.Cur < len(f.Matches) {
		prevStart = f.Matches[f.Cur][0]
	}
	f.Matches = sd.Matches
	f.Cur = -1
	if len(f.Matches) > 0 {
		// Keep the previously current match when it survived the
		// re-scan; otherwise select the first one.
		if prevStart >= 0 {
			if i := sort.Search(len(f.Matches), func(i int) bool {
				return f.Matches[i][0] >= prevStart
			}); i < len(f.Matches) && f.Matches[i][0] == prevStart {
				f.Cur = i
			}
		}
		if f.Cur < 0 {
			f.Cur = 0
		}
		// The first discovery of matches (matches went 0 -> N) selects and
		// scrolls the view to the current match; while the user keeps
		// typing, results update in place and the view moves only on
		// explicit next/prev.
		if wasEmpty {
			SetSelection(f.Matches[f.Cur][0], f.Matches[f.Cur][1])
			scrollToFindMatch(f.Matches[f.Cur][0])
		}
	}
}

// findStep selects the next (dir>0) or previous (dir<0) match, wrapping
// around. With no current match yet, "next" goes to the first match at or
// after the current selection start/caret (wrapping to the first) and
// "prev" to the last match ending before the selection end (wrapping to the
// last).
func findStep(dir int) {
	e := &TheState.Editor
	f := &e.Find
	n := len(f.Matches)
	if n == 0 {
		return
	}
	idx := -1
	if f.Cur >= 0 {
		idx = (f.Cur + dir + n) % n
	} else {
		ref := e.CursorPosition
		if selActive() {
			if dir > 0 {
				ref = e.SelectionStart
			} else {
				ref = e.SelectionEnd
			}
		}
		if dir > 0 {
			for i, m := range f.Matches {
				if m[0] >= ref {
					idx = i
					break
				}
			}
			if idx < 0 {
				idx = 0 // wrap to the first
			}
		} else {
			for i := n - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
				if f.Matches[i][1] < ref {
					idx = i
					break
				}
			}
			if idx < 0 {
				idx = n - 1 // wrap to the last
			}
		}
	}
	m := f.Matches[idx]
	f.Cur = idx
	SetSelection(m[0], m[1])
	scrollToFindMatch(m[0])
}

// scrollToFindMatch scrolls so the visual line containing absByte sits at
// the top of the editor viewport (clamped to [0, MaxScroll]).
func scrollToFindMatch(absByte int) {
	cb := TheState.Editor.ChunkedBuffer
	if cb == nil || cb.LineIndex == nil {
		return
	}
	li := cb.LineIndex.FindLogicalLineForByteOffset(absByte)
	vl := int64(li)
	if w := cb.WrapIndex; w != nil {
		vl += int64(w.VisualsBefore(li))
	}
	lh := float64(EffectiveLineHeight())
	target := ui.Dp(float64(vl) * lh)
	if target < 0 {
		target = 0
	}
	if target > TheState.MaxScroll {
		target = TheState.MaxScroll
	}
	TheState.ScrollOffset = target
}

// findEdit reports a length-changing edit to the find state: the byte range
// [start, end) of the pre-edit content was replaced by newLen bytes. Matches
// entirely before it are unchanged, matches entirely after it shift by
// newLen-(end-start), and matches overlapping it are dropped (their text no
// longer matches the query — finding text an edit creates requires a
// re-scan, which happens when the query is re-typed).
func (e *EditorState) findEdit(start, end, newLen int) {
	f := &e.Find
	if len(f.Matches) == 0 {
		return
	}
	delta := newLen - (end - start)
	out := make([][2]int, 0, len(f.Matches))
	cur := -1
	for i, m := range f.Matches {
		s, mEnd := m[0], m[1]
		var kept [2]int
		switch {
		case mEnd <= start:
			kept = m
		case s >= end:
			kept = [2]int{s + delta, mEnd + delta}
		default:
			continue // overlaps the edited range: drop
		}
		if i == f.Cur {
			cur = len(out)
		}
		out = append(out, kept)
	}
	f.Matches = out
	f.Cur = cur
}