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   Copyright (C) 2004 - 2018 by Philippe Plantier <ayin@anathas.org>
   Part of the Battle for Wesnoth Project https://www.wesnoth.org

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/**
 * @file
 * Definitions for the terrain builder.
 */

#pragma once

#include "animated.hpp"
#include "game_config.hpp"
#include "map/location.hpp"
#include "terrain/translation.hpp"

class config;
class game_config_view;

class gamemap;
namespace image
{
class locator;
}
/**
 * The class terrain_builder is constructed from a config object, and a
 * gamemap object. On construction, it parses the configuration and extracts
 * the list of [terrain_graphics] rules. Each terrain_graphics rule attaches
 * one or more images to a specific terrain pattern.
 * It then applies the rules loaded from the configuration to the current map,
 * and calculates the list of images that must be associated to each hex of
 * the map.
 *
 * The get_terrain_at method can then be used to obtain the list of images
 * necessary to draw the terrain on a given tile.
 */
class terrain_builder
{
public:
    /** Used as a parameter for the get_terrain_at function. */
    enum TERRAIN_TYPE {
        BACKGROUND, /**<
                     * Represents terrains which are to be
                     * drawn behind unit sprites
                     */
        FOREGROUND  /**<
                     * Represents terrains which are to be
                     * drawn in front of them.
                     */
    };

    /** The position of unit graphics in a tile. Graphics whose y
     * position is below this value are considered background for
     * this tile; graphics whose y position is above this value are
     * considered foreground.
     */
    static const int UNITPOS = 36 + 18;

    static const unsigned int DUMMY_HASH = 0;

    /** A shorthand typedef for a list of animated image locators,
     * the base data type returned by the get_terrain_at method.
     */
    typedef std::vector<animated<image::locator>> imagelist;

    /** Constructor for the terrain_builder class.
     *
     * @param level     A level (scenario)-specific configuration file,
     *          containing scenario-specific [terrain_graphics] rules.
     * @param map           A properly-initialized gamemap object representing
     *                      the current terrain map.
     * @param offmap_image  The filename of the image which will be used as
     *                      off map image (see add_off_map_rule()).
     *                      This image automatically gets the 'terrain/' prefix
     *                      and '.png' suffix
     * @param draw_border    Whether the map border flag should be set to allow
     *                      its drawing.
     */
    terrain_builder(const config& level, const gamemap* map, const std::string& offmap_image, bool draw_border);

    /**  Set the config where we will parse the global terrain rules.
     *   This also flushes the terrain rules cache.
     *
     * @param cfg           The main game configuration object, where the
     *                      [terrain_graphics] rule reside.
     */
    static void set_terrain_rules_cfg(const game_config_view& cfg);

    const gamemap& map() const
    {
        return *map_;
    }

    /**
     * Updates internals that cache map size. This should be called when the map
     * size has changed.
     */
    void reload_map();

    void change_map(const gamemap* m);

    /** Returns a vector of strings representing the images to load & blit
     * together to get the built content for this tile.
     *
     * @param loc   The location relative the the terrain map,
     *              where we ask for the image list
     * @param tod   The string representing the current time-of day.
     *              Will be used if some images specify several
     *              time-of-day- related variants.
     * @param terrain_type BACKGROUND or FOREGROUND,
     *              depending on whether we ask for the terrain which is
     *              before, or after the unit sprite.
     *
     * @return      Returns a pointer list of animated images corresponding
     *              to the parameters, or nullptr if there is none.
     */
    const imagelist* get_terrain_at(const map_location& loc, const std::string& tod, TERRAIN_TYPE const terrain_type);

    /** Updates the animation at a given tile.
     * Returns true if something has changed, and must be redrawn.
     *
     * @param loc   the location to update
     *
     * @retval      true: this tile must be redrawn.
     */
    bool update_animation(const map_location& loc);

    /** Performs a "quick-rebuild" of the terrain in a given location.
     * The "quick-rebuild" is no proper rebuild: it only clears the
     * terrain cache for a given location, and replaces it with a single,
     * default image for this terrain.
     *
     * @param loc   the location where to rebuild terrains
     */
    void rebuild_terrain(const map_location& loc);

    /** Performs a complete rebuild of the list of terrain graphics
     * attached to a map.
     * Should be called when a terrain is changed in the map.
     */
    void rebuild_all();

    void rebuild_cache_all();

    void set_draw_border(bool do_draw)
    {
        draw_border_ = do_draw;
    }

    /**
     * An image variant. The in-memory representation of the [variant]
     * WML tag of the [image] WML tag. When an image only has one variant,
     * the [variant] tag may be omitted.
     */
    struct rule_image_variant
    {
        /** Constructor for the normal default case */
        rule_image_variant(const std::string& image_string, const std::string& variations, int random_start = -1)
            : image_string(image_string)
            , variations(variations)
            , images()
            , tods()
            , has_flag()
            , random_start(random_start)
        {
        }

        /** Constructor for true [variant] cases */
        rule_image_variant(const std::string& image_string,
                const std::string& variations,
                const std::string& tod,
                const std::string& has_flag,
                int random_start = -1);

        /** A string representing either the filename for an image, or
         *  a list of images, with an optional timing for each image.
         *  Corresponds to the "name" parameter of the [variant] (or of
         *  the [image]) WML tag.
         *
         *  The timing string is in the following format (expressed in EBNF)
         *
         *@verbatim
         *  <timing_string> ::= <timed_image> ( "," <timed_image> ) +
         *
         *  <timed_image> ::= <image_name> [ ":" <timing> ]
         *
         *  Where <image_name> represents the actual filename of an image,
         *  and <timing> the number of milliseconds this image will last
         *  in the animation.
         *@endverbatim
         */
        std::string image_string;

        /** A semi-solon separated list of string used to replace
         * @verbatim <code>@V</code> @endverbatim in image_string (if present)
         */
        std::string variations;

        /** An animated image locator built according to the image string.
         * This will be the image locator which will actually
         * be returned to the user.
         */
        std::vector<animated<image::locator>> images;

        /** The Time of Day associated to this variant (if any)*/
        std::set<std::string> tods;

        std::vector<std::string> has_flag;

        /** Specify the allowed amount of random shift (in milliseconds) applied
         * to the animation start time, -1 for shifting without limitation.*/
        int random_start;
    };

    /**
     * Each terrain_graphics rule is associated a set of images, which are
     * applied on the terrain if the rule matches. An image is more than
     * graphics: it is graphics (with several possible tod-alternatives,)
     * and a position for these graphics.
     * The rule_image structure represents one such image.
     */
    struct rule_image
    {
        rule_image(int layer,
                int x,
                int y,
                bool global_image = false,
                int center_x = -1,
                int center_y = -1,
                bool is_water = false);

        bool is_background() const
        {
            return layer < 0 || (layer == 0 && basey < UNITPOS);
        }

        /** The layer of the image for horizontal layering */
        int layer;
        /** The position of the image base (that is, the point where
         * the image reaches the floor) for vertical layering
         */
        int basex, basey;

        /** A list of variants for this image */
        std::vector<rule_image_variant> variants;

        /** Set to true if the image was defined as a child of the
         * [terrain_graphics] tag, set to false if it was defined as a
         * child of a [tile] tag */
        bool global_image;

        /** The position where the center of the image base should be
         */
        int center_x, center_y;

        bool is_water;
    };

    /**
     * A shorthand notation for a vector of rule_images
     */
    typedef std::vector<rule_image> rule_imagelist;

    /**
     * The in-memory representation of a [tile] WML rule
     * inside of a [terrain_graphics] WML rule.
     */
    struct terrain_constraint
    {
        terrain_constraint()
            : loc()
            , terrain_types_match()
            , set_flag()
            , no_flag()
            , has_flag()
            , no_draw()
            , images()
        {
        }

        terrain_constraint(map_location loc)
            : loc(loc)
            , terrain_types_match()
            , set_flag()
            , no_flag()
            , has_flag()
            , no_draw()
            , images()
        {
        }

        map_location loc;
        t_translation::ter_match terrain_types_match;
        std::vector<std::string> set_flag;
        std::vector<std::string> no_flag;
        std::vector<std::string> has_flag;

        /** Whether to actually draw the images onto this hex or not */
        bool no_draw;

        rule_imagelist images;
    };

    /**
     * Represents a tile of the game map, with all associated
     * builder-specific parameters: flags, images attached to this tile,
     * etc. An array of those tiles is built when terrains are built either
     * during construction, or upon calling the rebuild_all() method.
     */
    struct tile
    {
        /** Constructor for the tile() structure */
        tile();

        struct rule_image_rand;
        typedef std::pair<const rule_image_rand*, const rule_image_variant*> log_details;
        typedef std::vector<log_details> logs;
        /** Rebuilds the whole image cache, for a given time-of-day.
         * Must be called when the time-of-day has changed,
         * to select the correct images.
         *
         * @param tod    The current time-of-day
         * @param log
         */
        void rebuild_cache(const std::string& tod, logs* log = nullptr);

        /** Clears all data in this tile, and resets the cache */
        void clear();

        /** The list of flags present in this tile */
        std::set<std::string> flags;

        /** Represent a rule_image applied with a random seed.*/
        struct rule_image_rand
        {
            rule_image_rand(const rule_image* r_i, unsigned int rnd)
                : ri(r_i)
                , rand(rnd)
            {
            }

            const rule_image* operator->() const
            {
                return ri;
            }
            /** sort by layer first then by basey */
            bool operator<(const rule_image_rand& o) const
            {
                return std::tie(ri->layer, ri->basey) < std::tie(o.ri->layer, o.ri->basey);
            }

            const rule_image* ri;
            unsigned int rand;
        };

        /** The list of rule_images and random seeds associated to this tile.
         */
        std::vector<rule_image_rand> images;

        /** The list of images which are in front of the unit sprites,
         * attached to this tile. This member is considered a cache:
         * it is built once, and on-demand.
         */
        imagelist images_foreground;
        /** The list of images which are behind the unit sprites,
         * attached to this tile. This member is considered a cache:
         * it is built once, and on-demand.
         */
        imagelist images_background;
        /**
         * The time-of-day to which the image caches correspond.
         */
        std::string last_tod;

        /** Indicates if 'images' is sorted */
        bool sorted_images;
    };

    tile* get_tile(const map_location& loc);

private:
    /** The tile width used when using basex and basey. This is not,
     * necessarily, the tile width in pixels, this is totally
     * arbitrary. However, it will be set to 72 for convenience.
     */
    const int tilewidth_; // = game_config::tile_size;

    /**
     * The list of constraints attached to a terrain_graphics WML rule.
     */
    typedef std::vector<terrain_constraint> constraint_set;

    /**
     * The in-memory representation of a [terrain_graphics] WML rule.
     */
    struct building_rule
    {
        building_rule()
            : constraints()
            , location_constraints()
            , modulo_constraints()
            , probability(100)
            , precedence(0)
            , local(false)
            , hash_(DUMMY_HASH)
        {
        }

        /**
         * The set of [tile] constraints of this rule.
         */
        constraint_set constraints;

        /**
         * The location on which this map may match.
         * Set to a valid map_location if the "x" and "y" parameters
         * of the [terrain_graphics] rule are set.
         */
        map_location location_constraints;

        /**
         * Used to constrain locations to ones with coordinates that are
         * multiples of the "mod_x" and "mod_y" parameters. Doesn't actually
         * refer to a real map location.
         */
        map_location modulo_constraints;

        /**
         * The probability of this rule to match, when all conditions
         * are met. Defined if the "probability" parameter of the
         * [terrain_graphics] element is set.
         */
        int probability;

        /**
         * Ordering relation between the rules.
         */
        int precedence;

        /**
         * Indicate if the rule is only for this scenario
         */
        bool local;

        bool operator<(const building_rule& that) const
        {
            return precedence < that.precedence;
        }

        unsigned int get_hash() const;

    private:
        mutable unsigned int hash_;
    };

    /**
     * The map of "tile" structures corresponding to the level map.
     */
    class tilemap
    {
    public:
        /**
         * Constructs a tilemap of dimensions x * y
         */
        tilemap(int x, int y)
            : tiles_((x + 4) * (y + 4))
            , x_(x)
            , y_(y)
        {
            reset();
        }

        /**
         * Returns a reference to the tile which is at the position
         * pointed by loc. The location MUST be on the map!
         *
         * @param loc    The location of the tile
         *
         * @return      A reference to the tile at this location.
         *
         */
        tile& operator[](const map_location& loc);
        /**
         * a const variant of operator[]
         */
        const tile& operator[](const map_location& loc) const;

        /**
         * Tests if a location is on the map.
         *
         * @param loc   The location to test
         *
         * @return      true if loc is on the map, false otherwise.
         */
        bool on_map(const map_location& loc) const;

        /**
         * Resets the whole tile map
         */
        void reset();

        /**
         * Rebuilds the map to a new set of dimensions
         */
        void reload(int x, int y);

    private:
        /** The map */
        std::vector<tile> tiles_;
        /** The x dimension of the map */
        int x_;
        /** The y dimension of the map */
        int y_;
    };

    /**
     * A set of building rules. In-memory representation
     * of the whole set of [terrain_graphics] rules.
     */
    typedef std::multiset<building_rule> building_ruleset;

    /**
     * Load images and tests for validity of a rule. A rule is considered
     * valid if all its images are present. This method is used, when building
     * the ruleset, to only add rules which are valid to the ruleset.
     *
     * @param rule  The rule to test for validity
     *
     * @return      true if the rule is valid, false if it is not.
     */
    bool load_images(building_rule& rule);

    /**
     * Starts the animation on a rule.
     *
     * @param rule  The rule on which to start animations
     *
     * @return      true
     */
    bool start_animation(building_rule& rule);

    /**
     *  "Rotates" a constraint from a rule.
     *  Takes a template constraint from a template rule, and rotates
     *  to the given angle.
     *
     *  On a constraint, the relative position of each rule, and the "base"
     *  of each vertical images, are rotated according to the given angle.
     *
     *  Template terrain constraints are defined like normal terrain
     *  constraints, except that, flags, and image filenames,
     *  may contain template strings of the form
     *@verbatim
     *  <code>@Rn</code>,
     *@endverbatim
     *  n being a number from 0 to 5.
     *  See the rotate_rule method for more info.
     *
     *  @param constraint  A template constraint to rotate
     *  @param angle       An int, from 0 to 5, representing the rotation angle.
     */
    void rotate(terrain_constraint& constraint, int angle);

    /**
     * Replaces, in a given string, rotation tokens with their values.
     *
     * @param s            the string in which to do the replacement
     * @param angle        the angle for substituting the correct replacement.
     * @param replacement  the replacement strings.
     */
    void replace_rotate_tokens(std::string& s, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& replacement);

    /**
     * Replaces, in a given rule_image, rotation tokens with their values.
     * The actual substitution is done in all variants of the given image.
     *
     * @param image        the rule_image in which to do the replacement.
     * @param angle        the angle for substituting the correct replacement.
     * @param replacement  the replacement strings.
     */
    void replace_rotate_tokens(rule_image& image, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& replacement);

    /**
     * Replaces, in a given rule_variant_image, rotation tokens with their values.
     * The actual substitution is done in the "image_string" parameter
     * of this rule_variant_image.
     *
     * @param variant      the rule_variant_image in which to do the replacement.
     * @param angle        the angle for substituting the correct replacement.
     * @param replacement  the replacement strings.
     */
    void replace_rotate_tokens(rule_image_variant& variant, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& replacement)
    {
        replace_rotate_tokens(variant.image_string, angle, replacement);
    }

    /**
     * Replaces, in a given rule_imagelist, rotation tokens with their values.
     * The actual substitution is done in all rule_images contained
     * in the rule_imagelist.
     *
     * @param list         the rule_imagelist in which to do the replacement.
     * @param angle        the angle for substituting the correct replacement.
     * @param replacement  the replacement strings.
     */
    void replace_rotate_tokens(rule_imagelist& list, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& replacement);

    /**
     * Replaces, in a given building_rule, rotation tokens with their values.
     * The actual substitution is done in the rule_imagelists contained
     * in all constraints of the building_rule, and in the flags
     * (has_flag, set_flag and no_flag) contained in all constraints
     * of the building_rule.
     *
     * @param rule         the building_rule in which to do the replacement.
     * @param angle        the angle for substituting the correct replacement.
     * @param replacement  the replacement strings.
     */
    void replace_rotate_tokens(building_rule& rule, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& replacement);

    /**
     *  Rotates a template rule to a given angle.
     *
     *  Template rules are defined like normal rules, except that:
     *  * Flags and image filenames may contain template strings of the form
     *@verbatim
     *  <code>@Rn</code>, n being a number from 0 to 5.
     *@endverbatim
     *  * The rule contains the rotations=r0,r1,r2,r3,r4,r5, with r0 to r5
     *    being strings describing the 6 different positions, typically,
     *    n, ne, se, s, sw, and nw (but maybe anything else.)
     *
     *  A template rule will generate 6 rules, which are similar
     *  to the template, except that:
     *
     *  * The map of constraints ( [tile]s ) of this rule will be
     *    rotated by an angle, of 0 to 5 pi / 6
     *
     *  * On the rule which is rotated to 0rad, the template strings
     *@verbatim
     *    @R0, @R1, @R2, @R3, @R4, @R5,
     *@endverbatim
     *    will be replaced by the corresponding r0, r1, r2, r3, r4, r5
     *    variables given in the rotations= element.
     *
     *  * On the rule which is rotated to pi/3 rad, the template strings
     *@verbatim
     *    @R0, @R1, @R2 etc.
     *@endverbatim
     *    will be replaced by the corresponding
     *    <strong>r1, r2, r3, r4, r5, r0</strong> (note the shift in indices).
     *
     *  * On the rule rotated 2pi/3, those will be replaced by
     *    r2, r3, r4, r5, r0, r1 and so on.
     *
     */
    void rotate_rule(building_rule& rule, int angle, const std::vector<std::string>& angle_name);

    /**
     * Parses a "config" object, which should contains [image] children,
     * and adds the corresponding parsed rule_images to a rule_imagelist.
     *
     * @param images   The rule_imagelist into which to add the parsed images.
     * @param cfg      The WML configuration object to parse
     * @param global   Whether those [image]s elements belong to a
     *                 [terrain_graphics] element, or to a [tile] child.
     *                 Set to true if those belong to a [terrain_graphics]
     *                 element.
     * @param dx       The X coordinate of the constraint those images
     *                 apply to, relative to the start of the rule. Only
     *                 meaningful if global is set to false.
     * @param dy       The Y coordinate of the constraint those images
     *                 apply to.
     */
    void add_images_from_config(rule_imagelist& images, const config& cfg, bool global, int dx = 0, int dy = 0);

    /**
     * Creates a rule constraint object which matches a given list of
     * terrains, and adds it to the list of constraints of a rule.
     *
     * @param constraints  The constraint set to which to add the constraint.
     * @param loc           The location of the constraint
     * @param type          The list of terrains this constraint will match
     * @param global_images A configuration object containing [image] tags
     *                      describing rule-global images.
     */
    terrain_constraint& add_constraints(constraint_set& constraints,
            const map_location& loc,
            const t_translation::ter_match& type,
            const config& global_images);

    /**
     * Creates a rule constraint object from a config object and
     * adds it to the list of constraints of a rule.
     *
     * @param constraints   The constraint set to which to add the constraint.
     * @param loc           The location of the constraint
     * @param cfg           The config object describing this constraint.
     *                      Usually, a [tile] child of a [terrain_graphics] rule.
     * @param global_images A configuration object containing [image] tags
     *                      describing rule-global images.
     */
    void add_constraints(
            constraint_set& constraints, const map_location& loc, const config& cfg, const config& global_images);

    typedef std::multimap<int, map_location> anchormap;

    /**
     * Parses a map string (the map= element of a [terrain_graphics] rule,
     * and adds constraints from this map to a building_rule.
     *
     * @param mapstring     The map vector to parse
     * @param br            The building rule into which to add the extracted
     *                      constraints
     * @param anchors       A map where to put "anchors" extracted from the map.
     * @param global_images A config object representing the images defined
     *                      as direct children of the [terrain_graphics] rule.
     */
    void parse_mapstring(
            const std::string& mapstring, struct building_rule& br, anchormap& anchors, const config& global_images);

    /**
     * Adds a rule to a ruleset. Checks for validity before adding the rule.
     *
     * @param rules      The ruleset into which to add the rules.
     * @param rule       The rule to add.
     */
    void add_rule(building_ruleset& rules, building_rule& rule);

    /**
     * Adds a set of rules to a ruleset, from a template rule which spans
     * 6 rotations (or less if some of the rotated rules are invalid).
     *
     * @param rules      The ruleset into which to add the rules.
     * @param tpl        The template rule
     * @param rotations  A comma-separated string containing the
     *                   6 values for replacing rotation template
     *                   template strings @verbatim (@Rn) @endverbatim
     */
    void add_rotated_rules(building_ruleset& rules, building_rule& tpl, const std::string& rotations);

    /**
     * Parses a configuration object containing [terrain_graphics] rules,
     * and fills the building_rules_ member of the current class according
     * to those.
     *
     * @param cfg       The configuration object to parse.
     * @param local     Mark the rules as local only.
     */
    void parse_config(const config& cfg, bool local = true);
    void parse_config(const game_config_view& cfg, bool local = true);

    void parse_global_config(const game_config_view& cfg)
    {
        parse_config(cfg, false);
    }

    /**
     * Adds a builder rule for the _off^_usr tile, this tile only has 1 image.
     *
     * @param image     The filename of the image
     */
    void add_off_map_rule(const std::string& image);

    void flush_local_rules();

    /**
     * Checks whether a terrain code matches a given list of terrain codes.
     *
     * @param tcode     The terrain to check
     * @param terrains  The terrain list against which to check the terrain.
     *  May contain the metacharacters
     *  - '*' STAR, meaning "all terrains"
     *  - '!' NOT,  meaning "all terrains except those present in the list."
     *
     * @return          returns true if "tcode" matches the list or the list is empty,
     *                  else false.
     */
    bool terrain_matches(const t_translation::terrain_code& tcode, const t_translation::ter_list& terrains) const
    {
        return terrains.empty() ? true : t_translation::terrain_matches(tcode, terrains);
    }

    /**
     * Checks whether a terrain code matches a given list of terrain tcodes.
     *
     * @param tcode     The terrain code to check
     * @param terrain   The terrain match structure which to check the terrain.
     *  See previous definition for more details.
     *
     * @return          returns true if "tcode" matches the list or the list is empty,
     *                  else false.
     */
    bool terrain_matches(const t_translation::terrain_code& tcode, const t_translation::ter_match& terrain) const
    {
        return terrain.is_empty ? true : t_translation::terrain_matches(tcode, terrain);
    }

    /**
     * Checks whether a rule matches a given location in the map.
     *
     * @param rule      The rule to check.
     * @param loc       The location in the map where we want to check
     *                  whether the rule matches.
     * @param type_checked The constraint which we already know that its
     *                  terrain types matches.
     */
    bool rule_matches(const building_rule& rule, const map_location& loc, const terrain_constraint* type_checked) const;

    /**
     * Applies a rule at a given location: applies the result of a
     * matching rule at a given location: attachs the images corresponding
     * to the rule, and sets the flags corresponding to the rule.
     *
     * @param rule      The rule to apply
     * @param loc       The location to which to apply the rule.
     */
    void apply_rule(const building_rule& rule, const map_location& loc);

    /**
     * Calculates the list of terrains, and fills the tile_map_ member,
     * from the gamemap and the building_rules_.
     */
    void build_terrains();

    /**
     * A pointer to the gamemap class used in the current level.
     */
    const gamemap* map_;

    /**
     * The tile_map_ for the current level, which is filled by the
     * build_terrains_ method to contain "tiles" representing images
     * attached to each tile.
     */
    tilemap tile_map_;

    /**
     * Shorthand typedef for a map associating a list of locations to a terrain type.
     */
    typedef std::map<t_translation::terrain_code, std::vector<map_location>> terrain_by_type_map;

    /**
     * A map representing all locations whose terrain is of a given type.
     */
    terrain_by_type_map terrain_by_type_;

    /** Whether the map border should be drawn. */
    bool draw_border_;

    /** Parsed terrain rules. Cached between instances */
    static building_ruleset building_rules_;

    /** Config used to parse global terrain rules */
    static const game_config_view* rules_cfg_;
};