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/*
 * Copyright 2010-2021 JetBrains s.r.o. and Kotlin Programming Language contributors.
 * Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the license/LICENSE.txt file.
 */

package org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.analysis.checkers

import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.FirSession
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.analysis.checkers.context.CheckerContext
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.declarations.utils.isInterface
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.expressions.*
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.resolve.defaultType
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.resolve.substitution.ConeSubstitutorByMap
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.scopes.platformClassMapper
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.symbols.impl.FirFunctionSymbol
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.symbols.impl.FirRegularClassSymbol
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.symbols.impl.FirTypeParameterSymbol
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.fir.types.*
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.types.AbstractTypeChecker
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.types.AbstractTypeChecker.findCorrespondingSupertypes
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.types.model.typeConstructor

enum class CastingType {
    Possible,
    Impossible,
    Always
}

fun checkCasting(
    lhsType: ConeKotlinType,
    rhsType: ConeKotlinType,
    isSafeCase: Boolean,
    context: CheckerContext
): CastingType {
    val lhsLowerType = lhsType.lowerBoundIfFlexible()
    val rhsLowerType = rhsType.lowerBoundIfFlexible()
    val session = context.session

    if (lhsLowerType is ConeIntersectionType) {
        var result = false
        for (intersectedType in lhsLowerType.intersectedTypes) {
            val isIntersectedCastPossible = checkCasting(intersectedType, rhsLowerType, isSafeCase, context)
            val intersectedTypeSymbol = intersectedType.toRegularClassSymbol(context.session)
            if (intersectedTypeSymbol?.isInterface == false && isIntersectedCastPossible == CastingType.Impossible) {
                return CastingType.Impossible // Any class type in intersection type should be subtype of RHS
            }
            result = result or (isIntersectedCastPossible != CastingType.Impossible)
        }

        return if (result) CastingType.Possible else CastingType.Impossible
    }

    val lhsNullable = lhsLowerType.canBeNull
    val rhsNullable = rhsLowerType.canBeNull
    if (lhsLowerType.isNothing) return CastingType.Possible
    if (lhsLowerType.isNullableNothing && !rhsNullable) {
        return if (isSafeCase) CastingType.Always else CastingType.Impossible
    }
    if (rhsLowerType.isNothing) return CastingType.Impossible
    if (rhsLowerType.isNullableNothing) {
        return if (lhsNullable) CastingType.Possible else CastingType.Impossible
    }
    if (lhsNullable && rhsNullable) return CastingType.Possible
    val lhsClassSymbol = lhsLowerType.toRegularClassSymbol(context.session)
    val rhsClassSymbol = rhsLowerType.toRegularClassSymbol(context.session)
    if (isRelated(lhsLowerType, rhsLowerType, lhsClassSymbol, rhsClassSymbol, context)) return CastingType.Possible
    // This is an oversimplification (which does not render the method incomplete):
    // we consider any type parameter capable of taking any value, which may be made more precise if we considered bounds
    if (lhsLowerType is ConeTypeParameterType || rhsLowerType is ConeTypeParameterType) return CastingType.Possible

    if (isFinal(lhsLowerType, session) || isFinal(rhsLowerType, session)) return CastingType.Impossible
    if (lhsClassSymbol?.isInterface == true || rhsClassSymbol?.isInterface == true) return CastingType.Possible
    return CastingType.Impossible
}

/**
 * Two types are related, roughly, when one of them is a subtype of the other constructing class
 *
 * Note that some types have platform-specific counterparts, i.e. kotlin.String is mapped to java.lang.String,
 * such types (and all their sub- and supertypes) are related too.
 *
 * Due to limitations in PlatformToKotlinClassMap, we only consider mapping of platform classes to Kotlin classed
 * (i.e. java.lang.String -> kotlin.String) and ignore mappings that go the other way.
 */
private fun isRelated(
    aType: ConeSimpleKotlinType,
    bType: ConeSimpleKotlinType,
    aClassSymbol: FirRegularClassSymbol?,
    bClassSymbol: FirRegularClassSymbol?,
    context: CheckerContext
): Boolean {
    val typeContext = context.session.typeContext

    if (AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(typeContext, aType, bType) ||
        AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(typeContext, bType, aType)
    ) {
        return true
    }

    fun getCorrespondingKotlinClass(type: ConeSimpleKotlinType): ConeKotlinType {
        return context.session.platformClassMapper.getCorrespondingKotlinClass(type.classId)?.defaultType(listOf()) ?: type
    }

    val aNormalizedType = getCorrespondingKotlinClass(aClassSymbol?.defaultType() ?: aType)
    val bNormalizedType = getCorrespondingKotlinClass(bClassSymbol?.defaultType() ?: bType)

    return AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(typeContext, aNormalizedType, bNormalizedType) ||
            AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(typeContext, bNormalizedType, aNormalizedType)
}

private fun isFinal(type: ConeSimpleKotlinType, session: FirSession): Boolean {
    return !type.canHaveSubtypes(session)
}

fun isCastErased(supertype: ConeKotlinType, subtype: ConeKotlinType, context: CheckerContext): Boolean {
    val typeContext = context.session.typeContext

    val isNonReifiedTypeParameter = subtype.isNonReifiedTypeParameter()
    val isUpcast = isUpcast(context, supertype, subtype)

    // here we want to restrict cases such as `x is T` for x = T?, when T might have nullable upper bound
    if (isNonReifiedTypeParameter && !isUpcast) {
        // hack to save previous behavior in case when `x is T`, where T is not nullable, see IsErasedNullableTasT.kt
        val nullableToDefinitelyNotNull = !subtype.canBeNull && supertype.withNullability(ConeNullability.NOT_NULL, typeContext) == subtype
        if (!nullableToDefinitelyNotNull) {
            return true
        }
    }

    // cast between T and T? is always OK
    if (supertype.isMarkedNullable || subtype.isMarkedNullable) {
        return isCastErased(
            supertype.withNullability(ConeNullability.NOT_NULL, typeContext),
            subtype.withNullability(ConeNullability.NOT_NULL, typeContext),
            context
        )
    }

    // if it is a upcast, it's never erased
    if (isUpcast) return false

    // downcasting to a non-reified type parameter is always erased
    if (isNonReifiedTypeParameter) return true

    // Check that we are actually casting to a generic type
    // NOTE: this does not account for 'as Array>'
    if (subtype.allParameterReified()) return false

    val staticallyKnownSubtype = findStaticallyKnownSubtype(supertype, subtype, context)

    // If the substitution failed, it means that the result is an impossible type, e.g. something like Out
    // In this case, we can't guarantee anything, so the cast is considered to be erased

    // If the type we calculated is a subtype of the cast target, it's OK to use the cast target instead.
    // If not, it's wrong to use it
    return !AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(context.session.typeContext, staticallyKnownSubtype, subtype, stubTypesEqualToAnything = false)
}

private fun ConeKotlinType.allParameterReified(): Boolean {
    return typeArguments.all { (it.type as? ConeTypeParameterType)?.lookupTag?.typeParameterSymbol?.isReified == true }
}

/**
 * Remember that we are trying to cast something of type `supertype` to `subtype`.

 * Since at runtime we can only check the class (type constructor), the rest of the subtype should be known statically, from supertype.
 * This method reconstructs all static information that can be obtained from supertype.

 * Example 1:
 * supertype = Collection
 * subtype = List<...>
 * result = List, all arguments are inferred

 * Example 2:
 * supertype = Any
 * subtype = List<...>
 * result = List<*>, some arguments were not inferred, replaced with '*'
 */
fun findStaticallyKnownSubtype(
    supertype: ConeKotlinType,
    subtype: ConeKotlinType,
    context: CheckerContext
): ConeKotlinType {
    assert(!supertype.isMarkedNullable) { "This method only makes sense for non-nullable types" }

    val session = context.session
    val typeContext = session.typeContext

    // Assume we are casting an expression of type Collection to List
    // First, let's make List, where T is a type variable
    val subtypeWithVariables = subtype.toRegularClassSymbol(session)!!
    val subtypeWithVariablesType = subtypeWithVariables.defaultType()

    // Now, let's find a supertype of List that is a Collection of something,
    // in this case it will be Collection
    val typeCheckerState = context.session.typeContext.newTypeCheckerState(
        errorTypesEqualToAnything = false,
        stubTypesEqualToAnything = false
    )

    val normalizedTypes = if (supertype is ConeIntersectionType) {
        supertype.intersectedTypes
    } else {
        ArrayList(1).also { it.add(supertype) }
    }

    val resultSubstitution = mutableMapOf()

    for (normalizedType in normalizedTypes) {
        val supertypeWithVariables =
            findCorrespondingSupertypes(
                typeCheckerState,
                subtypeWithVariablesType,
                normalizedType.typeConstructor(typeContext)
            ).firstOrNull()

        val variables: List = subtypeWithVariables.typeParameterSymbols

        val substitution = if (supertypeWithVariables != null) {
            // Now, let's try to unify Collection and Collection solution is a map from T to Foo
            val result = mutableMapOf()
            if (context.session.doUnify(
                    supertype,
                    supertypeWithVariables as ConeKotlinTypeProjection,
                    variables.toSet(),
                    result
                )
            ) {
                result
            } else {
                mutableMapOf()
            }
        } else {
            mutableMapOf()
        }

        // If some parameters are not determined by unification, it means that these parameters are lost,
        // let's put ConeStubType instead, so that we can only cast to something like List<*>, e.g. (a: Any) as List<*>
        for (variable in variables) {
            val resultValue = when (val value = substitution[variable]) {
                null -> null
                is ConeStarProjection -> {
                    ConeStubTypeForTypeVariableInSubtyping(ConeTypeVariable("", null), ConeNullability.NULLABLE)
                }
                else -> value.type
            }
            if (resultValue != null) {
                resultSubstitution[variable] = resultValue
            }
        }
    }

    // At this point we have values for all type parameters of List
    // Let's make a type by substituting them: List -> List
    val substitutor = ConeSubstitutorByMap(resultSubstitution, session)
    return substitutor.substituteOrSelf(subtypeWithVariablesType)
}

fun ConeKotlinType.isNonReifiedTypeParameter(): Boolean {
    return this is ConeTypeParameterType && !this.lookupTag.typeParameterSymbol.isReified
}

@Suppress("UNUSED_PARAMETER")
fun shouldCheckForExactType(expression: FirTypeOperatorCall, context: CheckerContext): Boolean {
    return when (expression.operation) {
        FirOperation.IS, FirOperation.NOT_IS -> false
        // TODO: differentiate if this expression defines the enclosing thing's type
        //   e.g.,
        //   val c1 get() = 1 as Number
        //   val c2: Number get() = 1 as Number
        FirOperation.AS, FirOperation.SAFE_AS -> true
        else -> throw AssertionError("Should not be here: ${expression.operation}")
    }
}

fun isRefinementUseless(
    context: CheckerContext,
    candidateType: ConeSimpleKotlinType,
    targetType: ConeKotlinType,
    shouldCheckForExactType: Boolean,
    arg: FirExpression,
): Boolean {
    return if (shouldCheckForExactType) {
        if (arg is FirFunctionCall) {
            val functionSymbol = arg.toResolvedCallableSymbol() as? FirFunctionSymbol<*>
            if (functionSymbol != null && functionSymbol.isFunctionForExpectTypeFromCastFeature()) return false
        }

        isExactTypeCast(context, candidateType, targetType)
    } else {
        isUpcast(context, candidateType, targetType)
    }
}

private fun isExactTypeCast(context: CheckerContext, candidateType: ConeSimpleKotlinType, targetType: ConeKotlinType): Boolean {
    if (!AbstractTypeChecker.equalTypes(context.session.typeContext, candidateType, targetType, stubTypesEqualToAnything = false))
        return false
    // See comments at [isUpcast] why we need to check the existence of @ExtensionFunctionType
    return candidateType.isExtensionFunctionType == targetType.isExtensionFunctionType
}

private fun isUpcast(context: CheckerContext, candidateType: ConeKotlinType, targetType: ConeKotlinType): Boolean {
    if (!AbstractTypeChecker.isSubtypeOf(context.session.typeContext, candidateType, targetType, stubTypesEqualToAnything = false))
        return false

    // E.g., foo(p1: (X) -> Y), where p1 has a functional type whose receiver type is X and return type is Y.
    // For bar(p2: X.() -> Y), p2 has the same functional type (with same receiver and return types).
    // The only difference is the existence of type annotation, @ExtensionFunctionType,
    //   which indicates that the annotated type represents an extension function.
    // If one casts p1 to p2 (or vice versa), it is _not_ up cast, i.e., not redundant, yet meaningful.
    return candidateType.isExtensionFunctionType == targetType.isExtensionFunctionType
}




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