TextBox.py

from __future__ import annotations
import re
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING

import Messages

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from Messages import TextCode

# Least common multiple of all possible character widths. A line wrap must occur when the combined widths of all of the
# characters on a line reach this value.
NORMAL_LINE_WIDTH: int = 1801800

# Attempting to display more lines in a single text box will cause additional lines to bleed past the bottom of the box.
LINES_PER_BOX: int = 4

# Attempting to display more characters in a single text box will cause buffer overflows. First, visual artifacts will
# appear in lower areas of the text box. Eventually, the text box will become uncloseable.
MAX_CHARACTERS_PER_BOX: int = 200

CONTROL_CHARS: dict[str, list[str]] = {
    'LINE_BREAK':   ['&', '\x01'],
    'BOX_BREAK':    ['^', '\x04'],
    'NAME':         ['@', '\x0F'],
    'COLOR':        ['#', '\x05\x00'],
}
TEXT_END: str = '\x02'


hex_string_regex: re.Pattern = re.compile(r"\$\{((?:[0-9a-f][0-9a-f] ?)+)}", flags=re.IGNORECASE)


def line_wrap(text: str, strip_existing_lines: bool = False, strip_existing_boxes: bool = False, replace_control_chars: bool = True):
    # Replace stand-in characters with their actual control code.
    if replace_control_chars:
        def replace_bytes(match: re.Match) -> str:
            return ''.join(chr(x) for x in bytes.fromhex(match[1]))

        for char in CONTROL_CHARS.values():
            text = text.replace(char[0], char[1])

        text = hex_string_regex.sub(replace_bytes, text)

    # Parse the text into a list of control codes.
    text_codes = Messages.parse_control_codes(text)

    # Existing line/box break codes to strip.
    strip_codes = []
    if strip_existing_boxes:
        strip_codes.append(0x04)
    if strip_existing_lines:
        strip_codes.append(0x01)

    # Replace stripped codes with a space.
    if strip_codes:
        index = 0
        while index < len(text_codes):
            text_code = text_codes[index]
            if text_code.code in strip_codes:
                # Check for existing whitespace near this control code.
                # If one is found, simply remove this text code.
                if index > 0 and text_codes[index-1].code == 0x20:
                    text_codes.pop(index)
                    continue
                if index + 1 < len(text_codes) and text_codes[index+1].code == 0x20:
                    text_codes.pop(index)
                    continue
                # Replace this text code with a space.
                text_codes[index] = Messages.TextCode(0x20, 0)
            index += 1

    # Split the text codes by current box breaks.
    boxes = []
    start_index = 0
    end_index = 0
    for text_code in text_codes:
        end_index += 1
        if text_code.code == 0x04:
            boxes.append(text_codes[start_index:end_index])
            start_index = end_index
    boxes.append(text_codes[start_index:end_index])

    # Split the boxes into lines and words.
    processed_boxes = []
    for box_codes in boxes:
        line_width = NORMAL_LINE_WIDTH
        icon_code = None
        words = []

        # Group the text codes into words.
        index = 0
        while index < len(box_codes):
            text_code = box_codes[index]
            index += 1

            # Check for an icon code and lower the width of this box if one is found.
            if text_code.code == 0x13:
                line_width = 1441440
                icon_code = text_code

            # Find us a whole word.
            if text_code.code in [0x01, 0x04, 0x20]:
                if index > 1:
                    words.append(box_codes[0:index-1])
                if text_code.code in [0x01, 0x04]:
                    # If we have run into a line or box break, add it as a "word" as well.
                    words.append([box_codes[index-1]])
                box_codes = box_codes[index:]
                index = 0
            if index > 0 and index == len(box_codes):
                words.append(box_codes)
                box_codes = []

        # Arrange our words into lines.
        lines = []
        start_index = 0
        end_index = 0
        box_count = 1
        while end_index < len(words):
            # Our current confirmed line.
            end_index += 1
            line = words[start_index:end_index]

            # If this word is a line/box break, trim our line back a word and deal with it later.
            break_char = False
            if words[end_index-1][0].code in [0x01, 0x04]:
                line = words[start_index:end_index-1]
                break_char = True

            # Check the width of the line after adding one more word.
            if end_index == len(words) or break_char or calculate_width(words[start_index:end_index+1]) > line_width:
                if line or lines:
                    lines.append(line)
                start_index = end_index

            # If we've reached the end of the box, finalize it.
            if end_index == len(words) or words[end_index-1][0].code == 0x04 or len(lines) == LINES_PER_BOX:
                # Append the same icon to any wrapped boxes.
                if icon_code and box_count > 1:
                    lines[0][0] = [icon_code] + lines[0][0]
                processed_boxes.append(lines)
                lines = []
                box_count += 1

    # Construct our final string.
    # This is a hideous level of list comprehension. Sorry.
    return '\x04'.join(['\x01'.join([' '.join([''.join([code.get_string() for code in word]) for word in line]) for line in box]) for box in processed_boxes])


def calculate_width(words: list[list[TextCode]]):
    words_width = 0
    for word in words:
        index = 0
        while index < len(word):
            character = word[index]
            index += 1
            if character.code in Messages.CONTROL_CODES:
                if character.code == 0x06:
                    words_width += character.data
            words_width += get_character_width(chr(character.code))
    spaces_width = get_character_width(' ') * (len(words) - 1)

    return words_width + spaces_width


def get_character_width(character: str) -> int:
    try:
        return character_table[character]
    except KeyError:
        if character in Messages.CONTROL_CODES:
            if character in control_code_width:
                return sum([character_table[c] for c in control_code_width[character]])
            else:
                return 0
        else:
            # A sane default with the most common character width
            return character_table[' ']


control_code_width: dict[str, str] = {
    '\x0F': '00000000',
    '\x16': '00\'00"',
    '\x17': '00\'00"',
    '\x18': '00000',
    '\x19': '100',
    '\x1D': '00',
    '\x1E': '00000',
    '\x1F': '00\'00"',
    '\xF0': '10',
    '\xF1': '0',
    '\xF2': '00000000',
}


# Tediously measured by filling a full line of a gossip stone's text box with one character until it is reasonably full
# (with a right margin) and counting how many characters fit. OoT does not appear to use any kerning, but, if it does,
# it will only make the characters more space-efficient, so this is an underestimate of the number of letters per line,
# at worst. This ensures that we will never bleed text out of the text box while line wrapping.
# Larger numbers in the denominator mean more of that character fits on a line; conversely, larger values in this table
# mean the character is wider and can't fit as many on one line.
character_table: dict[str, int] = {
    '\x0F': 655200,
    '\x16': 292215,
    '\x17': 292215,
    '\x18': 300300,
    '\x19': 145860,
    '\x1D': 85800,
    '\x1E': 300300,
    '\x1F': 265980,
    'a':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'b':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'c':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'd':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'e':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'f':  34650,  # LINE_WIDTH /  52
    'g':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'h':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'i':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    'j':  34650,  # LINE_WIDTH /  52
    'k':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'l':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    'm':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'n':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'o':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'p':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'q':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'r':  42900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  42
    's':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    't':  42900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  42
    'u':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'v':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'w':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'x':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'y':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'z':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'A':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'B':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'C':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    'D':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    'E':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'F':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'G':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'H':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'I':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    'J':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'K':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'L':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'M':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'N':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    'O':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'P':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'Q':  81900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  22
    'R':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'S':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'T':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    'U':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'V':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    'W': 100100,  # LINE_WIDTH /  18
    'X':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    'Y':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    'Z':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    ' ':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '1':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    '2':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '3':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '4':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    '5':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '6':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '7':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '8':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '9':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '0':  60060,  # LINE_WIDTH /  30
    '!':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '?':  72072,  # LINE_WIDTH /  25
    '\'': 17325,  # LINE_WIDTH / 104
    '"':  34650,  # LINE_WIDTH /  52
    '.':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    ',':  25740,  # LINE_WIDTH /  70
    '/':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '-':  34650,  # LINE_WIDTH /  52
    '_':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '(':  42900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  42
    ')':  42900,  # LINE_WIDTH /  42
    '$':  51480,  # LINE_WIDTH /  35
    '\xF2': 655200,
}


# To run tests, enter the following into a python3 REPL:
# >>> import Messages
# >>> from TextBox import line_wrap_tests
# >>> line_wrap_tests()
def line_wrap_tests() -> None:
    test_wrap_simple_line()
    test_honor_forced_line_wraps()
    test_honor_box_breaks()
    test_honor_control_characters()
    test_honor_player_name()
    test_maintain_multiple_forced_breaks()
    test_trim_whitespace()
    test_support_long_words()


def test_wrap_simple_line() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! Hello World! Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World! Hello World! Hello\x01World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Wrap Simple Line" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Wrap Simple Line" test passed!')


def test_honor_forced_line_wraps() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! Hello World!&Hello World! Hello World! Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World! Hello World!\x01Hello World! Hello World! Hello\x01World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Honor Forced Line Wraps" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Honor Forced Line Wraps" test passed!')


def test_honor_box_breaks() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! Hello World!^Hello World! Hello World! Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World! Hello World!\x04Hello World! Hello World! Hello\x01World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Honor Box Breaks" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Honor Box Breaks" test passed!')


def test_honor_control_characters() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! #Hello# World! Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World! \x05\x00Hello\x05\x00 World! Hello\x01World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Honor Control Characters" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Honor Control Characters" test passed!')


def test_honor_player_name() -> None:
    words = 'Hello @! Hello World! Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello \x0F! Hello World!\x01Hello World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Honor Player Name" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Honor Player Name" test passed!')


def test_maintain_multiple_forced_breaks() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World!&&&Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World!\x01\x01\x01Hello World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Maintain Multiple Forced Breaks" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Maintain Multiple Forced Breaks" test passed!')


def test_trim_whitespace() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! & Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World!\x01Hello World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Trim Whitespace" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Trim Whitespace" test passed!')


def test_support_long_words() -> None:
    words = 'Hello World! WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Hello World!'
    expected = 'Hello World!\x01WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW\x01Hello World!'
    result = line_wrap(words)

    if result != expected:
        print('"Support Long Words" test failed: Got ' + result + ', wanted ' + expected)
    else:
        print('"Support Long Words" test passed!')