# frozen_string_literal: true

module TTFunk
  class Table
    class Cff < TTFunk::Table
      class TopDict < TTFunk::Table::Cff::Dict
        DEFAULT_CHARSTRING_TYPE = 2
        POINTER_PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH = 5
        PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH = 5

        # operators whose values are offsets that point to other parts
        # of the file
        POINTER_OPERATORS = {
          charset: 15,
          encoding: 16,
          charstrings_index: 17,
          private: 18,
          font_index: 1236,
          font_dict_selector: 1237
        }.freeze

        # all the operators we currently care about
        OPERATORS = {
          **POINTER_OPERATORS,
          ros: 1230,
          charstring_type: 1206
        }.freeze

        OPERATOR_CODES = OPERATORS.invert

        def encode(*)
          EncodedString.new do |result|
            each_with_index do |(operator, operands), _idx|
              if operator == OPERATORS[:private]
                result << encode_private
              elsif pointer_operator?(operator)
                result << Placeholder.new(
                  OPERATOR_CODES[operator],
                  length: POINTER_PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH
                )
              else
                operands.each { |operand| result << encode_operand(operand) }
              end

              result << encode_operator(operator)
            end
          end
        end

        def finalize(new_cff_data, new_to_old, old_to_new)
          if charset
            finalize_subtable(
              new_cff_data, :charset, charset.encode(new_to_old)
            )
          end

          if encoding
            finalize_subtable(
              new_cff_data, :encoding, encoding.encode(new_to_old, old_to_new)
            )
          end

          if charstrings_index
            finalize_subtable(
              new_cff_data,
              :charstrings_index,
              charstrings_index.encode(new_to_old, &:encode)
            )
          end

          if font_index
            finalize_subtable(
              new_cff_data,
              :font_index,
              font_index.encode do |font_dict|
                font_dict.encode(new_to_old)
              end
            )

            font_index.finalize(new_cff_data, new_to_old)
          end

          if font_dict_selector
            finalize_subtable(
              new_cff_data,
              :font_dict_selector,
              font_dict_selector.encode(new_to_old)
            )
          end

          if private_dict
            encoded_private_dict = private_dict.encode(new_to_old)
            encoded_offset = encode_integer32(new_cff_data.length)
            encoded_length = encode_integer32(encoded_private_dict.length)

            new_cff_data.resolve_placeholder(
              :"private_length_#{@table_offset}", encoded_length
            )

            new_cff_data.resolve_placeholder(
              :"private_offset_#{@table_offset}", encoded_offset
            )

            private_dict.finalize(encoded_private_dict)
            new_cff_data << encoded_private_dict
          end
        end

        def ros
          self[OPERATORS[:ros]]
        end

        def ros?
          !ros.nil?
        end

        alias is_cid_font? ros?

        def charset
          @charset ||=
            if (charset_offset_or_id = self[OPERATORS[:charset]])
              if charset_offset_or_id.empty?
                Charset.new(self, file)
              else
                Charset.new(self, file, charset_offset_or_id.first)
              end
            end
        end

        def encoding
          @encoding ||= begin
            # PostScript type 1 fonts, i.e. CID fonts, i.e. some fonts that use
            # the CFF table, don't specify an encoding, so this can be nil
            if (encoding_offset_or_id = self[OPERATORS[:encoding]])
              Encoding.new(self, file, encoding_offset_or_id.first)
            end
          end
        end

        # https://www.microsoft.com/typography/otspec/cff.htm
        #
        # "OpenType fonts with TrueType outlines use a glyph index to specify
        # and access glyphs within a font; e.g., to index within the 'loca'
        # table and thereby access glyph data in the 'glyf' table. This concept
        # is retained in OpenType CFF fonts, except that glyph data is accessed
        # through the CharStrings INDEX of the CFF table."
        def charstrings_index
          @charstrings_index ||=
            if (charstrings_offset = self[OPERATORS[:charstrings_index]])
              CharstringsIndex.new(
                self, file, cff_offset + charstrings_offset.first
              )
            end
        end

        def charstring_type
          @charstring_type =
            self[OPERATORS[:charstring_type]] || DEFAULT_CHARSTRING_TYPE
        end

        def font_index
          @font_index ||=
            if (font_index_offset = self[OPERATORS[:font_index]])
              FontIndex.new(self, file, cff_offset + font_index_offset.first)
            end
        end

        def font_dict_selector
          @font_dict_selector ||=
            if (fd_select_offset = self[OPERATORS[:font_dict_selector]])
              FdSelector.new(self, file, cff_offset + fd_select_offset.first)
            end
        end

        def private_dict
          @private_dict ||=
            if (info = self[OPERATORS[:private]])
              private_dict_length, private_dict_offset = info

              PrivateDict.new(
                file, cff_offset + private_dict_offset, private_dict_length
              )
            end
        end

        def cff
          file.cff
        end

        def cff_offset
          cff.offset
        end

        private

        def encode_private
          EncodedString.new do |result|
            result << Placeholder.new(
              :"private_length_#{@table_offset}",
              length: PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH
            )

            result << Placeholder.new(
              :"private_offset_#{@table_offset}",
              length: PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH
            )
          end
        end

        def finalize_subtable(new_cff_data, name, table_data)
          encoded = encode_integer32(new_cff_data.length)
          new_cff_data.resolve_placeholder(name, encoded)
          new_cff_data << table_data
        end

        def pointer_operator?(operator)
          POINTER_OPERATORS.include?(OPERATOR_CODES[operator])
        end

        def encode_charstring_type(charstring_type)
          if charstring_type == DEFAULT_CHARSTRING_TYPE
            ''
          else
            encode_operand(charstring_type)
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end