module Data.Text.ParagraphLayout.Internal.Paginable
    ( PageOptions (..)
    , Paginable
    , paginate
    , paginateAll
    )
where

import Data.Int (Int32)

import Data.Text.ParagraphLayout.Internal.LinePagination
import Data.Text.ParagraphLayout.Internal.ParagraphLine
import Data.Text.ParagraphLayout.Internal.Plain.ParagraphLayout

-- | Defines options for breaking a layout into pages.
data PageOptions = PageOptions

    { pageCurrentHeight :: Int32
    -- ^ Amount of vertical space available for the paragraph
    -- on the current page.

    , pageNextHeight :: Int32
    -- ^ Expected amount of vertical space available for the paragraph
    -- on the next page.
    --
    -- If this is greater than `pageCurrentHeight`, the paragraph may be pushed
    -- onto the next page in order to better satisfy orphan/widow constraints.

    , pageOrphans :: Word
    -- ^ If a page break is required inside the paragraph, this will be the
    -- minimum number of lines to keep at the bottom of this page, if possible.

    , pageWidows :: Word
    -- ^ If a page break is required inside the paragraph, this will be the
    -- minimum number of lines to keep at the top of the next page, if possible.

    }

-- | Typeclass for layouts that can be broken into pages.
class Paginable pl where
    -- | Break a chunk of content from the given layout, to be placed together
    -- on a page.
    --
    -- Explanation of return values:
    --
    -- - @(`Continue`, p, `Nothing`)@
    --   means that @p@ is the entire layout and fits best on the current page.
    --
    -- - @(`Break`, p, `Nothing`)@
    --   means that @p@ is the entire layout and fits best on a new page.
    --   In other words, @p@ should be preceded by a page break.
    --
    -- - @(`Continue`, p, `Just` rest)@
    --   means that @p@ is a part of the layout that fits best on the current
    --   page, and @rest@ should be passed to this function again.
    --   In other words, @p@ should be followed by a page break.
    --
    -- - @(`Break`, p, `Just` rest)@
    --   means that @p@ is a part of the layout that fits best on a new page,
    --   and @rest@ should be passed to this function again.
    --   In other words, @p@ should be surrounded by page breaks
    --   on both sides.
    paginate :: PageOptions -> pl -> (PageContinuity, pl, Maybe pl)

-- | Internal implementation of paginating a simple list of generic lines.
instance Line a => Paginable [a] where
    paginate opts ls = case paginateLines o w h1 h2 ls of
        (c, p, []) -> (c, p, Nothing)
        (c, p, rest) -> (c, p, Just rest)
        where
            o = pageOrphans opts
            w = pageWidows opts
            h1 = pageCurrentHeight opts
            h2 = pageNextHeight opts

-- | Implementation of paginating a plain text paragraph layout.
-- Breaks the layout on page boundaries and automatically adjusts coordinates.
instance Paginable (ParagraphLayout d) where
    paginate opts pl = case paginate opts (cutLines pl) of
        (c, p, Nothing) -> (c, mergeLines p, Nothing)
        (c, p, Just rest) -> (c, mergeLines p, Just (mergeLines rest))

-- | Perform page breaking on the entire input, returning a list of pages.
paginateAll :: Paginable a => PageOptions -> a -> [(PageContinuity, a)]
paginateAll opts pl = case paginate opts pl of
    (c, pl1, next) -> (c, pl1) : case next of
        Just pl2 -> paginateAll opts' pl2
        Nothing -> []
    where
        opts' = opts { pageCurrentHeight = pageNextHeight opts }