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module Graphics.Text.Font.Choose.CharSet where

import Data.IntSet (IntSet, union)
import qualified Data.IntSet as IntSet

import Data.Char (isHexDigit)
import Numeric (readHex)

import Data.MessagePack (MessagePack(..))

-- | An FcCharSet is a set of Unicode characters.
type CharSet = IntSet

parseChar :: String -> Int
parseChar str | ((x, _):_) <- readHex str = toEnum x
    | otherwise = 0
replaceWild :: Char -> String -> String
replaceWild ch ('?':rest) = ch:replaceWild ch rest
replaceWild ch (c:cs) = c:replaceWild ch cs
replaceWild _ "" = ""
parseWild :: Char -> String -> Int
parseWild ch str = parseChar $ replaceWild ch str
-- | Utility for parsing "unicode-range" @font-face property.
parseCharSet :: String -> Maybe CharSet
parseCharSet ('U':rest) = parseCharSet ('u':rest) -- lowercase initial "u"
parseCharSet ('u':'+':cs)
    | (start@(_:_), '-':ends) <- span isHexDigit cs,
        (end@(_:_), rest) <- span isHexDigit ends, Just set <- parseCharSet' rest =
            Just $ union set $ IntSet.fromList [parseChar start..parseChar end]
    | (codepoint@(_:_), rest) <- span isHexDigit cs, Just set <- parseCharSet' rest =
        Just $ flip IntSet.insert set $ parseChar codepoint
    | (codepoint@(_:_), rest) <- span (\c -> isHexDigit c || c == '?') cs,
        Just set <- parseCharSet' rest =
            Just $ IntSet.union set $ IntSet.fromList [
                parseWild '0' codepoint..parseWild 'f' codepoint]
parseCharSet _ = Nothing
parseCharSet' :: String -> Maybe CharSet
parseCharSet' (',':rest) = parseCharSet rest
parseCharSet' "" = Just IntSet.empty
parseCharSet' _ = Nothing

-- NOTE: Serial already provides IntSet a CBOR codec, but its quite naive.
-- I suspect that CharSets are typically quite dense,
-- So a diff-compression pass should play well with 

diffCompress :: Int -> [Int] -> [Int]
diffCompress prev (x:xs) = x - prev:diffCompress x xs
diffCompress _ [] = []
diffDecompress :: Int -> [Int] -> [Int]
diffDecompress prev (x:xs) = let y = prev + x in y:diffDecompress y xs
diffDecompress _ [] = []

newtype CharSet' = CharSet' { unCharSet :: CharSet }
instance MessagePack CharSet' where
    toObject = toObject . diffCompress 0 . IntSet.toAscList . unCharSet
    fromObject msg =
        CharSet' <$> IntSet.fromAscList <$> diffDecompress 0 <$> fromObject msg