-- wCmdQueue: engine/overworld/cmd_queue.asm and home/stone_queue.asm.
--
-- Four five-byte slots, polled once a frame by HandleCmdQueue, written by the
-- `writecmdqueue` script command and cleared by `delcmdqueue`.  The port had
-- neither: both commands were explicit no-ops, and `delcmdqueue` answering TRUE
-- was correct only because the queue it reported on was permanently empty.
--
-- Only one of the five queue types does anything a player can see, and it is
-- the one that matters most: CMDQUEUE_STONETABLE is what makes a boulder pushed
-- onto a hole fall through it.  Two maps use it -- Ice Path B1F and Blackthorn
-- Gym 2F -- and Ice Path gates Blackthorn, so without this the eighth badge is
-- unreachable.
--
--   CmdQueue_Null       ret
--   CmdQueue_Type1      SetXYCompareFlags
--   CmdQueue_StoneTable the boulder check below
--   CmdQueue_Type3      ret
--   CmdQueue_Type4      an hSCY shake, unreferenced by any map
--
-- love-free: the caller supplies the objects, the warps and a collision lookup.
local Strings = require("src.core.Strings")

local CmdQueue = {}

CmdQueue.CAPACITY = 4

-- HandleQueuedCommand.Jumptable order (constants/script_constants.asm).
CmdQueue.NULL = 0
CmdQueue.TYPE1 = 1
CmdQueue.STONETABLE = 2
CmdQueue.TYPE3 = 3
CmdQueue.TYPE4 = 4
CmdQueue.NUM_TYPES = 5

-- CheckPitTile (home/map_objects.asm): COLL_PIT and COLL_PIT_68.
local PIT = { [0x60] = true, [0x68] = true }

-- SPRITEMOVEDATA_STRENGTH_BOULDER.  The check is on the MOVEMENT type, not on
-- SPRITE_BOULDER: Blackthorn Gym 2F has six boulders and only three of them are
-- in its stone table, but all six carry this movedata.
CmdQueue.BOULDER_MOVEDATA = 0x19

function CmdQueue.new()
  return {}
end

-- ClearCmdQueue: every slot's TYPE byte zeroed.  Called on a map load, which is
-- why a queue never survives a warp and every map that needs one writes it back
-- from a MAPCALLBACK_CMDQUEUE callback.
function CmdQueue.clear(queue)
  for i = 1, CmdQueue.CAPACITY do queue[i] = nil end
  return queue
end

-- WriteCmdQueue -> .GetNextEmptyEntry.  A full queue sets carry and the write is
-- simply DROPPED; there is no error path and no overwrite.
function CmdQueue.write(queue, entry)
  if type(entry) ~= "table" or not entry.kind then return nil end
  for i = 1, CmdQueue.CAPACITY do
    if queue[i] == nil then
      queue[i] = entry
      return i
    end
  end
  return nil
end

-- DelCmdQueue.  Answers whether it FOUND and deleted an entry of that type --
-- which is the opposite of what `delcmdqueue` writes to wScriptVar, because
-- Script_delcmdqueue's `ret c` returns on the delete with wScriptVar still 0
-- and only falls through to TRUE when the loop ran off the end.
function CmdQueue.delete(queue, kind)
  for i = 1, CmdQueue.CAPACITY do
    local entry = queue[i]
    if entry and entry.kind == kind then
      queue[i] = nil
      return true
    end
  end
  return false
end

function CmdQueue.count(queue)
  local n = 0
  for i = 1, CmdQueue.CAPACITY do
    if queue[i] then n = n + 1 end
  end
  return n
end

-- .IsObjectOnWarp's `.check_on_warp`: a linear walk of the map's warp_events
-- for one at the object's cell, answering the warp NUMBER rather than a
-- boolean.  The number is 1-based (`ld a, [wCurMapWarpEventCount] / sub d /
-- inc a`), which is the same numbering `stonetable`'s first byte uses.
--
-- The cart subtracts 4 from the object's stored coordinates because
-- OBJECT_MAP_X / _Y carry the map border's offset; the port stores plain map
-- cells, so there is nothing to subtract.
function CmdQueue.warpNumberAt(warps, x, y)
  for index, warp in ipairs(warps or {}) do
    if warp.x == x and warp.y == y then return index end
  end
  return nil
end

-- .IsObjectInStoneTable: walk `db warp, object / dw script` rows until $ff.
-- BOTH bytes have to match, which is what keeps a boulder pushed onto the wrong
-- hole from falling through it.
function CmdQueue.stoneRow(rows, warpNumber, objectId)
  for _, row in ipairs(rows or {}) do
    if row.warp == warpNumber and row.object == objectId then return row end
  end
  return nil
end

-- CmdQueue_StoneTable.  Four gates on the object before HandleStoneQueue is
-- even called, and they are all load bearing:
--
--   OBJECT_SPRITE non-zero   -- a disappeared boulder has no struct left
--   OBJECT_MOVEMENT_TYPE     -- SPRITEMOVEDATA_STRENGTH_BOULDER
--   CheckPitTile             -- the tile UNDER the boulder is a hole
--   OBJECT_WALKING STANDING  -- not mid-push, or it would fall a step early
--
-- The loop returns on the FIRST boulder that falls (`jr c, .fall_down_hole`
-- pops and rets), so two boulders never drop on the same frame.
function CmdQueue.stoneFall(entry, ctx)
  local rows = entry and entry.rows
  if not rows then return nil end
  for _, obj in ipairs((ctx and ctx.objects) or {}) do
    if obj.visible ~= false
        and obj.movement == CmdQueue.BOULDER_MOVEDATA
        and not obj.moving
        and PIT[ctx.collisionAt(obj.cellX, obj.cellY)] then
      local warp = CmdQueue.warpNumberAt(ctx.warps, obj.cellX, obj.cellY)
      local row = warp and CmdQueue.stoneRow(rows, warp, obj.id)
      if row then return row, obj end
    end
  end
  return nil
end

-- HandleCmdQueue: every slot, in order, once a frame.  Only STONETABLE produces
-- anything for the caller to act on; the other four are the cart's own `ret`s
-- and its unreferenced hSCY shake, written out so the jumptable is complete
-- rather than implied.
function CmdQueue.poll(queue, ctx)
  for i = 1, CmdQueue.CAPACITY do
    local entry = queue[i]
    if entry and entry.kind == CmdQueue.STONETABLE then
      local row, obj = CmdQueue.stoneFall(entry, ctx)
      if row then return row, obj, i end
    end
  end
  return nil
end

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- The two stone tables
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- These are DATA the extractor cannot reach yet.  A stone table hangs off a
-- MAPCALLBACK_CMDQUEUE callback, maps.lua carries no callbacks at all, and the
-- per-boulder scripts are reachable only through the table -- so none of it is
-- in scripts.lua.  There are exactly two of them in the whole game and both are
-- eight lines of pokegold, so they are hand-ported here with their source
-- cited, the same standing arrangement the Pokegear's radio lines have.
--
-- When the extractor grows map callbacks these become the fallback rather than
-- the source: World:writeCmdQueue prefers an extracted entry.
--
-- Object ids are the cart's own (`object_const_def` is `const_def 2`, so the
-- first object_event of a map is id 2), which is the numbering `disappear`
-- already speaks.  Warp numbers are 1-based into the map's warp_events.
--
-- Event flags are the numbers this cache assigns:
--   EVENT_BOULDER_IN_ICE_PATH_1..4   1801..1804  (the B1F boulders themselves)
--   EVENT_BOULDER_IN_ICE_PATH_1A..4A 1805..1808  (their twins one floor down,
--       on ICE_PATH_B2F_MAHOGANY_SIDE -- clearing one is what makes the fallen
--       boulder appear down there)
-- They are consecutive `const`s in constants/event_flags.asm, and
-- tests/gen2_world_test.lua pins the four the cache actually emits.
local ICE_PATH_BOULDER_EVENT = { 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808 }

-- maps/IcePathB1F.asm .FinishBoulder, shared by all four rows:
--   pause 30 / scall .BoulderFallsThrough / opentext / writetext / waitbutton /
--   closetext / end, where .BoulderFallsThrough is playsound SFX_STRENGTH +
--   earthquake 80 (two pixels for sixteen frames -- one byte, two numbers).
local function boulderScript(objectId, clearEvent, text)
  local script = {
    { op = "disappear", object = objectId },
  }
  if clearEvent then
    script[#script + 1] = { op = "clearevent", event = clearEvent }
  end
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "pause", frames = 30 }
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "playsound", id = 27 } -- SFX_STRENGTH
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "earthquake", param = 80 }
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "opentext" }
  -- `rawtext` is the port's own command, not the cart's: `writetext` names a
  -- key into text.lua and this string was never extracted (see the note above).
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "rawtext", text = text }
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "waitbutton" }
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "closetext" }
  script[#script + 1] = { op = "end" }
  return script
end

local ICE_PATH_TEXT = Strings.source("The boulder fell\nthrough.")
local BLACKTHORN_TEXT = Strings.source("The boulder fell\nthrough!")

CmdQueue.STONE_TABLES = {
  -- maps/IcePathB1F.asm IcePathB1FSetUpStoneTableCallback.
  ICE_PATH_B1F = {
    { warp = 3, object = 2,
      script = boulderScript(2, ICE_PATH_BOULDER_EVENT[1], ICE_PATH_TEXT) },
    { warp = 4, object = 3,
      script = boulderScript(3, ICE_PATH_BOULDER_EVENT[2], ICE_PATH_TEXT) },
    { warp = 5, object = 4,
      script = boulderScript(4, ICE_PATH_BOULDER_EVENT[3], ICE_PATH_TEXT) },
    { warp = 6, object = 5,
      script = boulderScript(5, ICE_PATH_BOULDER_EVENT[4], ICE_PATH_TEXT) },
  },
  -- maps/BlackthornGym2F.asm.  Note the warp order: BOULDER1 goes to warp 5,
  -- BOULDER2 to warp 3 and BOULDER3 to warp 4, which is not the order the rows
  -- are written in and is transcribed rather than tidied.  These three clear no
  -- event: nothing appears on the floor below, the boulder is simply gone.
  BLACKTHORN_GYM_2F = {
    { warp = 5, object = 4, script = boulderScript(4, nil, BLACKTHORN_TEXT) },
    { warp = 3, object = 5, script = boulderScript(5, nil, BLACKTHORN_TEXT) },
    { warp = 4, object = 6, script = boulderScript(6, nil, BLACKTHORN_TEXT) },
  },
}

-- MAPCALLBACK_CMDQUEUE's whole job on both maps: `writecmdqueue .CommandQueue`
-- where the entry is `cmdqueue CMDQUEUE_STONETABLE, .StoneTable`.
function CmdQueue.mapEntry(mapId)
  local rows = CmdQueue.STONE_TABLES[mapId]
  if not rows then return nil end
  return { kind = CmdQueue.STONETABLE, rows = rows, mapId = mapId }
end

-- The same entry taken from the cache instead of from the table above: the
-- extractor now follows `writecmdqueue`'s operand through the cmdqueue struct
-- into the stonetable, so a row arrives naming a scripts.lua key rather than
-- carrying an inlined command list.  Answers nil for a cache that predates
-- that, or for any of the four queue types nothing acts on, so the caller
-- falls back to STONE_TABLES rather than writing an entry with no rows.
function CmdQueue.fromExtracted(entry, mapId)
  if type(entry) ~= "table" then return nil end
  if entry.type ~= CmdQueue.STONETABLE then return nil end
  local rows = {}
  for _, row in ipairs(entry.rows or {}) do
    if row.warp and row.object and row.scriptKey then
      rows[#rows + 1] =
        { warp = row.warp, object = row.object, script = row.scriptKey }
    end
  end
  if #rows == 0 then return nil end
  return { kind = CmdQueue.STONETABLE, rows = rows, mapId = mapId,
           extracted = true }
end

return CmdQueue