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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.lucene.util.BytesRef;
import org.apache.lucene.util.XBytesRefBuilder;

/**
 * Immutable class holding compiled details for a given
 * Automaton.  The Automaton is deterministic, must not have
 * dead states but is not necessarily minimal.
 *
 * @lucene.experimental
 */
public class XCompiledAutomaton {
  /**
   * Automata are compiled into different internal forms for the
   * most efficient execution depending upon the language they accept.
   */
  public enum AUTOMATON_TYPE {
    /** Automaton that accepts no strings. */
    NONE, 
    /** Automaton that accepts all possible strings. */
    ALL, 
    /** Automaton that accepts only a single fixed string. */
    SINGLE, 
    /** Automaton that matches all Strings with a constant prefix. */
    PREFIX, 
    /** Catch-all for any other automata. */
    NORMAL
  };

  /** If simplify is true this will be the "simplified" type; else, this is NORMAL */
  public final AUTOMATON_TYPE type;

  /** 
   * For {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#PREFIX}, this is the prefix term; 
   * for {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#SINGLE} this is the singleton term.
   */
  public final BytesRef term;

  /** 
   * Matcher for quickly determining if a byte[] is accepted.
   * only valid for {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#NORMAL}.
   */
  public final XByteRunAutomaton runAutomaton;

  /**
   * Two dimensional array of transitions, indexed by state
   * number for traversal. The state numbering is consistent with
   * {@link #runAutomaton}. 
   * Only valid for {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#NORMAL}.
   */
  public final XAutomaton automaton;

  /**
   * Shared common suffix accepted by the automaton. Only valid
   * for {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#NORMAL}, and only when the
   * automaton accepts an infinite language.
   */
  public final BytesRef commonSuffixRef;

  /**
   * Indicates if the automaton accepts a finite set of strings.
   * Null if this was not computed.
   * Only valid for {@link AUTOMATON_TYPE#NORMAL}.
   */
  public final Boolean finite;

  /** Create this, passing simplify=true and finite=null, so that we try
   *  to simplify the automaton and determine if it is finite. */
  public XCompiledAutomaton(XAutomaton automaton) {
    this(automaton, null, true);
  }

  /** Create this.  If finite is null, we use {@link XOperations#isFinite}
   *  to determine whether it is finite.  If simplify is true, we run
   *  possibly expensive operations to determine if the automaton is one
   *  the cases in {@link XCompiledAutomaton.AUTOMATON_TYPE}. */
  public XCompiledAutomaton(XAutomaton automaton, Boolean finite, boolean simplify) {
    this(automaton, finite, simplify, XOperations.DEFAULT_MAX_DETERMINIZED_STATES);
  }


  /** Create this.  If finite is null, we use {@link XOperations#isFinite}
   *  to determine whether it is finite.  If simplify is true, we run
   *  possibly expensive operations to determine if the automaton is one
   *  the cases in {@link XCompiledAutomaton.AUTOMATON_TYPE}. If simplify
   *  requires determinizing the autaomaton then only maxDeterminizedStates
   *  will be created.  Any more than that will cause a
   *  TooComplexToDeterminizeException.
   */
  public XCompiledAutomaton(XAutomaton automaton, Boolean finite, boolean simplify,
      int maxDeterminizedStates) {
    if (automaton.getNumStates() == 0) {
      automaton = new XAutomaton();
      automaton.createState();
    }

    if (simplify) {

      // Test whether the automaton is a "simple" form and
      // if so, don't create a runAutomaton.  Note that on a
      // large automaton these tests could be costly:

      if (XOperations.isEmpty(automaton)) {
        // matches nothing
        type = AUTOMATON_TYPE.NONE;
        term = null;
        commonSuffixRef = null;
        runAutomaton = null;
        this.automaton = null;
        this.finite = null;
        return;
      // NOTE: only approximate, because automaton may not be minimal:
      } else if (XOperations.isTotal(automaton)) {
        // matches all possible strings
        type = AUTOMATON_TYPE.ALL;
        term = null;
        commonSuffixRef = null;
        runAutomaton = null;
        this.automaton = null;
        this.finite = null;
        return;
      } else {

        automaton = XOperations.determinize(automaton, maxDeterminizedStates);

        final String commonPrefix = XOperations.getCommonPrefix(automaton);
        final String singleton;

        if (commonPrefix.length() > 0 && XOperations.sameLanguage(automaton, XAutomata.makeString(commonPrefix))) {
          singleton = commonPrefix;
        } else {
          singleton = null;
        }

        if (singleton != null) {
          // matches a fixed string
          type = AUTOMATON_TYPE.SINGLE;
          term = new BytesRef(singleton);
          commonSuffixRef = null;
          runAutomaton = null;
          this.automaton = null;
          this.finite = null;
          return;
        } else if (commonPrefix.length() > 0) {
          XAutomaton other = XOperations.concatenate(XAutomata.makeString(commonPrefix), XAutomata.makeAnyString());
          other = XOperations.determinize(other, maxDeterminizedStates);
          assert XOperations.hasDeadStates(other) == false;
          if (XOperations.sameLanguage(automaton, other)) {
            // matches a constant prefix
            type = AUTOMATON_TYPE.PREFIX;
            term = new BytesRef(commonPrefix);
            commonSuffixRef = null;
            runAutomaton = null;
            this.automaton = null;
            this.finite = null;
            return;
          }
        }
      }
    }

    type = AUTOMATON_TYPE.NORMAL;
    term = null;

    if (finite == null) {
      this.finite = XOperations.isFinite(automaton);
    } else {
      this.finite = finite;
    }

    XAutomaton utf8 = new XUTF32ToUTF8().convert(automaton);
    if (this.finite) {
      commonSuffixRef = null;
    } else {
      commonSuffixRef = XOperations.getCommonSuffixBytesRef(utf8, maxDeterminizedStates);
    }
    runAutomaton = new XByteRunAutomaton(utf8, true, maxDeterminizedStates);

    this.automaton = runAutomaton.automaton;
  }

  private XTransition transition = new XTransition();
  
  //private static final boolean DEBUG = BlockTreeTermsWriter.DEBUG;

  private BytesRef addTail(int state, XBytesRefBuilder term, int idx, int leadLabel) {
    //System.out.println("addTail state=" + state + " term=" + term.utf8ToString() + " idx=" + idx + " leadLabel=" + (char) leadLabel);
    //System.out.println(automaton.toDot());
    // Find biggest transition that's < label
    // TODO: use binary search here
    int maxIndex = -1;
    int numTransitions = automaton.initTransition(state, transition);
    for(int i=0;i
        
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