# Copyright (c) 2019-2021 Manfred Moitzi
# License: MIT License
from typing import (
    TYPE_CHECKING,
    Iterable,
    cast,
    Tuple,
    Union,
    Optional,
    Callable,
    Dict,
    List,
)
import math
from ezdxf.lldxf import validator
from ezdxf.lldxf.attributes import (
    DXFAttr,
    DXFAttributes,
    DefSubclass,
    XType,
    RETURN_DEFAULT,
    group_code_mapping,
)
from ezdxf.lldxf.const import (
    DXF12,
    SUBCLASS_MARKER,
    DXFValueError,
    DXFKeyError,
    DXFStructureError,
)
from ezdxf.math import (
    Vec3,
    X_AXIS,
    Y_AXIS,
    Z_AXIS,
    Matrix44,
    OCS,
    UCS,
    NULLVEC,
)
from ezdxf.math.transformtools import OCSTransform, InsertTransformationError
from ezdxf.explode import (
    explode_block_reference,
    virtual_block_reference_entities,
)
from ezdxf.entities import factory
from ezdxf.query import EntityQuery
from ezdxf.audit import AuditError
from .dxfentity import base_class, SubclassProcessor
from .dxfgfx import DXFGraphic, acdb_entity, elevation_to_z_axis
from .subentity import LinkedEntities
from .attrib import Attrib

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from ezdxf.eztypes import (
        TagWriter,
        Vertex,
        DXFNamespace,
        AttDef,
        BlockLayout,
        BaseLayout,
        Auditor,
    )

__all__ = ["Insert"]

ABS_TOL = 1e-9

# DXF files as XREF:
# The INSERT entity is used to attach XREFS.
# The model space is the block content, if the the whole document is used as
# BLOCK (XREF), but this is only supported for the DWG format.
# AutoCAD does not support DXF files as XREFS, they are ignored, but the DXF
# file is valid! BricsCAD shows DXF files as XREFS, but does not allow to attach
# DXF files as XREFS by the application itself.

# Multi-INSERT has subclass id AcDbMInsertBlock
acdb_block_reference = DefSubclass(
    "AcDbBlockReference",
    {
        "attribs_follow": DXFAttr(66, default=0, optional=True),
        "name": DXFAttr(2, validator=validator.is_valid_block_name),
        "insert": DXFAttr(10, xtype=XType.any_point),
        # Elevation is a legacy feature from R11 and prior, do not use this
        # attribute, store the entity elevation in the z-axis of the vertices.
        # ezdxf does not export the elevation attribute!
        "elevation": DXFAttr(38, default=0, optional=True),
        "xscale": DXFAttr(
            41,
            default=1,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_not_zero,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
        "yscale": DXFAttr(
            42,
            default=1,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_not_zero,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
        "zscale": DXFAttr(
            43,
            default=1,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_not_zero,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
        "rotation": DXFAttr(50, default=0, optional=True),
        "column_count": DXFAttr(
            70,
            default=1,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_greater_zero,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
        "row_count": DXFAttr(
            71,
            default=1,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_greater_zero,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
        "column_spacing": DXFAttr(44, default=0, optional=True),
        "row_spacing": DXFAttr(45, default=0, optional=True),
        "extrusion": DXFAttr(
            210,
            xtype=XType.point3d,
            default=Z_AXIS,
            optional=True,
            validator=validator.is_not_null_vector,
            fixer=RETURN_DEFAULT,
        ),
    },
)
acdb_block_reference_group_codes = group_code_mapping(acdb_block_reference)
NON_ORTHO_MSG = (
    "INSERT entity can not represent a non-orthogonal target "
    "coordinate system."
)


# Notes to SEQEND:
#
# The INSERT entity requires only a SEQEND if ATTRIB entities are attached.
#  So a loaded INSERT could have a missing SEQEND.
#
# A bounded INSERT needs a SEQEND to be valid at export if there are attached
# ATTRIB entities, but the LinkedEntities.post_bind_hook() method creates
# always a new SEQEND after binding the INSERT entity to a document.
#
# Nonetheless the Insert.add_attrib() method also creates a requires SEQEND if
# necessary.


@factory.register_entity
class Insert(LinkedEntities):
    """DXF INSERT entity"""

    DXFTYPE = "INSERT"
    DXFATTRIBS = DXFAttributes(base_class, acdb_entity, acdb_block_reference)

    @property
    def attribs(self) -> List[Attrib]:
        return self._sub_entities  # type: ignore

    @property
    def attribs_follow(self) -> bool:
        return bool(len(self.attribs))

    def load_dxf_attribs(
        self, processor: SubclassProcessor = None
    ) -> "DXFNamespace":
        dxf = super().load_dxf_attribs(processor)
        if processor:
            # Always use the 2nd subclass, could be AcDbBlockReference or
            # AcDbMInsertBlock:
            processor.fast_load_dxfattribs(
                dxf, acdb_block_reference_group_codes, 2, recover=True
            )
            if processor.r12:
                # Transform elevation attribute from R11 to z-axis values:
                elevation_to_z_axis(dxf, ("insert",))
        return dxf

    def export_entity(self, tagwriter: "TagWriter") -> None:
        """Export entity specific data as DXF tags."""
        super().export_entity(tagwriter)
        if tagwriter.dxfversion > DXF12:
            if (self.dxf.column_count > 1) or (self.dxf.row_count > 1):
                tagwriter.write_tag2(SUBCLASS_MARKER, "AcDbMInsertBlock")
            else:
                tagwriter.write_tag2(SUBCLASS_MARKER, "AcDbBlockReference")
        if self.attribs_follow:
            tagwriter.write_tag2(66, 1)
        self.dxf.export_dxf_attribs(
            tagwriter,
            [
                "name",
                "insert",
                "xscale",
                "yscale",
                "zscale",
                "rotation",
                "column_count",
                "row_count",
                "column_spacing",
                "row_spacing",
                "extrusion",
            ],
        )

    def export_dxf(self, tagwriter: "TagWriter"):
        super().export_dxf(tagwriter)
        # Do no export SEQEND if no ATTRIBS attached:
        if self.attribs_follow:
            self.process_sub_entities(lambda e: e.export_dxf(tagwriter))

    @property
    def has_scaling(self) -> bool:
        """Returns ``True`` if any axis scaling is applied."""
        if self.dxf.hasattr("xscale") and self.dxf.xscale != 1:
            return True
        if self.dxf.hasattr("yscale") and self.dxf.yscale != 1:
            return True
        if self.dxf.hasattr("zscale") and self.dxf.zscale != 1:
            return True
        return False

    @property
    def has_uniform_scaling(self) -> bool:
        """Returns ``True`` if scaling is uniform in x-, y- and z-axis ignoring
        reflections e.g. (1, 1, -1) is uniform scaling.

        """
        return (
            abs(self.dxf.xscale) == abs(self.dxf.yscale) == abs(self.dxf.zscale)
        )

    def set_scale(self, factor: float):
        """Set uniform scaling."""
        if factor == 0:
            raise ValueError("Invalid scaling factor.")
        self.dxf.xscale = factor
        self.dxf.yscale = factor
        self.dxf.zscale = factor
        return self

    def is_xref(self) -> bool:
        """Return ``True`` if XREF or XREF_OVERLAY."""
        assert self.doc is not None, "Requires a document object"
        block_layout = self.doc.blocks.get(self.dxf.name)  # type: ignore
        if (
            block_layout is not None and block_layout.block.dxf.flags & 12  # type: ignore
        ):  # XREF(4) & XREF_OVERLAY(8)
            return True
        return False

    def block(self) -> Optional["BlockLayout"]:
        """Returns associated :class:`~ezdxf.layouts.BlockLayout`."""
        if self.doc is None:
            return None
        return self.doc.blocks.get(self.dxf.name)

    def place(
        self,
        insert: "Vertex" = None,
        scale: Tuple[float, float, float] = None,
        rotation: float = None,
    ) -> "Insert":
        """
        Set block reference placing location `insert`, scaling and rotation
        attributes. Parameters which are ``None`` will not be altered.

        Args:
            insert: insert location as ``(x, y [,z])`` tuple
            scale: ``(x-scale, y-scale, z-scale)`` tuple
            rotation : rotation angle in degrees

        """
        if insert is not None:
            self.dxf.insert = insert
        if scale is not None:
            if len(scale) != 3:
                raise DXFValueError(
                    "Parameter scale has to be a (x, y, z)-tuple."
                )
            x, y, z = scale
            self.dxf.xscale = x
            self.dxf.yscale = y
            self.dxf.zscale = z
        if rotation is not None:
            self.dxf.rotation = rotation
        return self

    def grid(
        self,
        size: Tuple[int, int] = (1, 1),
        spacing: Tuple[float, float] = (1, 1),
    ) -> "Insert":
        """Place block reference in a grid layout, grid `size` defines the
        row- and column count, `spacing` defines the distance between two block
        references.

        Args:
            size: grid size as ``(row_count, column_count)`` tuple
            spacing: distance between placing as
                ``(row_spacing, column_spacing)`` tuple

        """
        try:
            rows, cols = size
        except ValueError:
            raise DXFValueError(
                "Size has to be a 2-tuple: (row_count, column_count)."
            )
        self.dxf.row_count = rows
        self.dxf.column_count = cols
        try:
            row_spacing, col_spacing = spacing
        except ValueError:
            raise DXFValueError(
                "Spacing has to be a 2-tuple: (row_spacing, column_spacing)."
            )
        self.dxf.row_spacing = row_spacing
        self.dxf.column_spacing = col_spacing
        return self

    def get_attrib(
        self, tag: str, search_const: bool = False
    ) -> Optional[Union["Attrib", "AttDef"]]:
        """Get attached :class:`Attrib` entity with :code:`dxf.tag == tag`,
        returns ``None`` if not found. Some applications may not attach constant
        ATTRIB entities, set `search_const` to ``True``, to get at least the
        associated :class:`AttDef` entity.

        Args:
            tag: tag name
            search_const: search also const ATTDEF entities

        """
        for attrib in self.attribs:
            if tag == attrib.dxf.tag:
                return attrib
        if search_const and self.doc is not None:
            block = self.doc.blocks[self.dxf.name]
            for attdef in block.get_const_attdefs():
                if tag == attdef.dxf.tag:
                    return attdef
        return None

    def get_attrib_text(
        self, tag: str, default: str = "", search_const: bool = False
    ) -> str:
        """Get content text of attached :class:`Attrib` entity with
        :code:`dxf.tag == tag`, returns `default` if not found.
        Some applications may not attach constant ATTRIB entities, set
        `search_const` to ``True``, to get content text of the
        associated :class:`AttDef` entity.

        Args:
            tag: tag name
            default: default value if ATTRIB `tag` is absent
            search_const: search also const ATTDEF entities

        """
        attrib = self.get_attrib(tag, search_const)
        if attrib is None:
            return default
        return attrib.dxf.text

    def has_attrib(self, tag: str, search_const: bool = False) -> bool:
        """Returns ``True`` if ATTRIB `tag` exist, for `search_const` doc see
        :meth:`get_attrib`.

        Args:
            tag: tag name as string
            search_const: search also const ATTDEF entities

        """
        return self.get_attrib(tag, search_const) is not None

    def add_attrib(
        self,
        tag: str,
        text: str,
        insert: "Vertex" = (0, 0),
        dxfattribs: dict = None,
    ) -> "Attrib":
        """Attach an :class:`Attrib` entity to the block reference.

        Example for appending an attribute to an INSERT entity with none
        standard alignment::

            e.add_attrib('EXAMPLETAG', 'example text').set_pos(
                (3, 7), align='MIDDLE_CENTER'
            )

        Args:
            tag: tag name as string
            text: content text as string
            insert: insert location as tuple ``(x, y[, z])`` in :ref:`WCS`
            dxfattribs: additional DXF attributes for the ATTRIB entity

        """
        dxfattribs = dxfattribs or {}
        dxfattribs["tag"] = tag
        dxfattribs["text"] = text
        dxfattribs["insert"] = insert
        attrib = cast("Attrib", self._new_compound_entity("ATTRIB", dxfattribs))
        self.attribs.append(attrib)

        # This case is only possible if INSERT is read from file without
        # attached ATTRIBS:
        if self.seqend is None:
            self.new_seqend()
        return attrib

    def delete_attrib(self, tag: str, ignore=False) -> None:
        """Delete an attached :class:`Attrib` entity from INSERT. If `ignore`
        is ``False``, an :class:`DXFKeyError` exception is raised, if
        ATTRIB `tag` does not exist.

        Args:
            tag: ATTRIB name
            ignore: ``False`` for raising :class:`DXFKeyError` if ATTRIB `tag`
                does not exist.

        Raises:
            DXFKeyError: if ATTRIB `tag` does not exist.

        """
        for index, attrib in enumerate(self.attribs):
            if attrib.dxf.tag == tag:
                del self.attribs[index]
                attrib.destroy()
                return
        if not ignore:
            raise DXFKeyError(tag)

    def delete_all_attribs(self) -> None:
        """Delete all :class:`Attrib` entities attached to the INSERT entity."""
        if not self.is_alive:
            return

        for attrib in self.attribs:
            attrib.destroy()
        self._sub_entities = []

    def transform(self, m: "Matrix44") -> "Insert":
        """Transform INSERT entity by transformation matrix `m` inplace.

        Unlike the transformation matrix `m`, the INSERT entity can not
        represent a non orthogonal target coordinate system, for this case an
        :class:`InsertTransformationError` will be raised.

        """

        dxf = self.dxf
        ocs = self.ocs()

        # Transform source OCS axis into the target coordinate system:
        ux, uy, uz = m.transform_directions((ocs.ux, ocs.uy, ocs.uz))

        # Calculate new axis scaling factors:
        x_scale = ux.magnitude * dxf.xscale
        y_scale = uy.magnitude * dxf.yscale
        z_scale = uz.magnitude * dxf.zscale

        ux = ux.normalize()
        uy = uy.normalize()
        uz = uz.normalize()
        # check for orthogonal x-, y- and z-axis
        if (
            abs(ux.dot(uz)) > ABS_TOL
            or abs(ux.dot(uy)) > ABS_TOL
            or abs(uz.dot(uy)) > ABS_TOL
        ):
            raise InsertTransformationError(NON_ORTHO_MSG)

        # expected y-axis for an orthogonal right handed coordinate system:
        expected_uy = uz.cross(ux)
        if not expected_uy.isclose(uy, abs_tol=ABS_TOL):
            # new y-axis points into opposite direction:
            y_scale = -y_scale

        ocs_transform = OCSTransform.from_ocs(OCS(dxf.extrusion), OCS(uz), m)
        dxf.insert = ocs_transform.transform_vertex(dxf.insert)
        dxf.rotation = ocs_transform.transform_deg_angle(dxf.rotation)

        dxf.extrusion = uz
        dxf.xscale = x_scale
        dxf.yscale = y_scale
        dxf.zscale = z_scale

        for attrib in self.attribs:
            attrib.transform(m)
        return self

    def translate(self, dx: float, dy: float, dz: float) -> "Insert":
        """Optimized INSERT translation about `dx` in x-axis, `dy` in y-axis
        and `dz` in z-axis.

        """
        ocs = self.ocs()
        self.dxf.insert = ocs.from_wcs(
            Vec3(dx, dy, dz) + ocs.to_wcs(self.dxf.insert)
        )
        for attrib in self.attribs:
            attrib.translate(dx, dy, dz)
        return self

    def matrix44(self) -> Matrix44:
        """Returns a transformation matrix of type :class:`Matrix44` to
        transform the block entities into :ref:`WCS`.

        """
        dxf = self.dxf
        sx = dxf.xscale
        sy = dxf.yscale
        sz = dxf.zscale

        ocs = self.ocs()
        extrusion = ocs.uz
        ux = Vec3(ocs.to_wcs(X_AXIS))
        uy = Vec3(ocs.to_wcs(Y_AXIS))
        m = Matrix44.ucs(ux=ux * sx, uy=uy * sy, uz=extrusion * sz)
        # same as Matrix44.ucs(ux, uy, extrusion) * Matrix44.scale(sx, sy, sz)

        angle = math.radians(dxf.rotation)
        if angle:
            m *= Matrix44.axis_rotate(extrusion, angle)

        insert = ocs.to_wcs(dxf.get("insert", NULLVEC))

        block_layout = self.block()
        if block_layout is not None:
            # transform block base point into WCS without translation
            insert -= m.transform_direction(block_layout.block.dxf.base_point)  # type: ignore

        # set translation
        m.set_row(3, insert.xyz)  # type: ignore
        return m

    def ucs(self):
        """Returns the block reference coordinate system as
        :class:`ezdxf.math.UCS` object.
        """
        m = self.matrix44()
        ucs = UCS()
        ucs.matrix = m
        return ucs

    def reset_transformation(self) -> None:
        """Reset block reference parameters `location`, `rotation` and
        `extrusion` vector.

        """
        self.dxf.insert = NULLVEC
        self.dxf.discard("rotation")
        self.dxf.discard("extrusion")

    def explode(self, target_layout: "BaseLayout" = None) -> "EntityQuery":
        """Explode block reference entities into target layout, if target
        layout is ``None``, the target layout is the layout of the block
        reference. This method destroys the source block reference entity.

        Transforms the block entities into the required :ref:`WCS` location by
        applying the block reference attributes `insert`, `extrusion`,
        `rotation` and the scaling values `xscale`, `yscale` and `zscale`.

        Attached ATTRIB entities are converted to TEXT entities, this is the
        behavior of the BURST command of the AutoCAD Express Tools.

        Returns an :class:`~ezdxf.query.EntityQuery` container with all
        "exploded" DXF entities.

        .. warning::

            **Non uniform scaling** may lead to incorrect results for text
            entities (TEXT, MTEXT, ATTRIB) and maybe some other entities.

        Args:
            target_layout: target layout for exploded entities, ``None`` for
                same layout as source entity.

        """
        if target_layout is None:
            target_layout = self.get_layout()
            if target_layout is None:
                raise DXFStructureError(
                    "INSERT without layout assignment, specify target layout."
                )
        return explode_block_reference(self, target_layout=target_layout)

    def __virtual_entities__(self) -> Iterable[DXFGraphic]:
        """Implements the SupportsVirtualEntities protocol.

        This protocol is for consistent internal usage and does not replace
        the method :meth:`virtual_entities`!
        """
        return virtual_block_reference_entities(self)

    def virtual_entities(
        self,
        skipped_entity_callback: Optional[
            Callable[[DXFGraphic, str], None]
        ] = None,
    ) -> Iterable[DXFGraphic]:
        """
        Yields "virtual" entities of a block reference. This method is meant to
        examine the block reference entities at the "exploded" location without
        really "exploding" the block reference. The`skipped_entity_callback()`
        will be called for all entities which are not processed, signature:
        :code:`skipped_entity_callback(entity: DXFEntity, reason: str)`,
        `entity` is the original (untransformed) DXF entity of the block
        definition, the `reason` string is an explanation why the entity was
        skipped.

        This entities are not stored in the entity database, have no handle and
        are not assigned to any layout. It is possible to convert this entities
        into regular drawing entities by adding the entities to the entities
        database and a layout of the same DXF document as the block reference::

            doc.entitydb.add(entity)
            msp = doc.modelspace()
            msp.add_entity(entity)

        This method does not resolve the MINSERT attributes, only the
        sub-entities of the base INSERT will be returned. To resolve MINSERT
        entities check if multi insert processing is required, that's the case
        if property :attr:`Insert.mcount` > 1, use the :meth:`Insert.multi_insert`
        method to resolve the MINSERT entity into single INSERT entities.

        .. warning::

            **Non uniform scaling** may return incorrect results for text
            entities (TEXT, MTEXT, ATTRIB) and maybe some other entities.

        Args:
            skipped_entity_callback: called whenever the transformation of an
                entity is not supported and so was skipped

        """
        return virtual_block_reference_entities(
            self, skipped_entity_callback=skipped_entity_callback
        )

    @property
    def mcount(self):
        """Returns the multi-insert count, MINSERT (multi-insert) processing
        is required if :attr:`mcount` > 1.

        .. versionadded:: 0.14

        """
        return (self.dxf.row_count if self.dxf.row_spacing else 1) * (
            self.dxf.column_count if self.dxf.column_spacing else 1
        )

    def multi_insert(self) -> Iterable["Insert"]:
        """Yields a virtual INSERT entity for each grid element of a MINSERT
        entity (multi-insert).

        .. versionadded:: 0.14

        """

        def transform_attached_attrib_entities(insert, offset):
            for attrib in insert.attribs:
                attrib.dxf.insert += offset

        def adjust_dxf_attribs(insert, offset):
            dxf = insert.dxf
            dxf.insert += offset
            dxf.discard("row_count")
            dxf.discard("column_count")
            dxf.discard("row_spacing")
            dxf.discard("column_spacing")

        done = set()
        row_spacing = self.dxf.row_spacing
        col_spacing = self.dxf.column_spacing
        rotation = self.dxf.rotation
        for row in range(self.dxf.row_count):
            for col in range(self.dxf.column_count):
                # All transformations in OCS:
                offset = Vec3(col * col_spacing, row * row_spacing)
                # If any spacing is 0, yield only unique locations:
                if offset not in done:
                    done.add(offset)
                    if rotation:  # Apply rotation to the grid.
                        offset = offset.rotate_deg(rotation)
                    # Do not apply scaling to the grid!
                    insert = self.copy()
                    adjust_dxf_attribs(insert, offset)
                    transform_attached_attrib_entities(insert, offset)
                    yield insert

    def add_auto_attribs(self, values: Dict[str, str]) -> "Insert":
        """
        Attach for each :class:`~ezdxf.entities.Attdef` entity, defined in the
        block definition, automatically an :class:`Attrib` entity to the block
        reference and set ``tag/value`` DXF attributes of the ATTRIB entities
        by the ``key/value`` pairs (both as strings) of the `values` dict.
        The ATTRIB entities are placed relative to the insert location of the
        block reference, which is identical to the block base point.

        This method avoids the wrapper block of the
        :meth:`~ezdxf.layouts.BaseLayout.add_auto_blockref` method, but the
        visual results may not match the results of CAD applications, especially
        for non uniform scaling. If the visual result is very important to you,
        use the :meth:`add_auto_blockref` method.

        Args:
            values: :class:`~ezdxf.entities.Attrib` tag values as ``tag/value``
                pairs

        """

        def unpack(dxfattribs) -> Tuple[str, str, "Vertex"]:
            tag = dxfattribs.pop("tag")
            text = values.get(tag, "")
            location = dxfattribs.pop("insert")
            return tag, text, location

        def autofill() -> None:
            for attdef in blockdef.attdefs():  # type: ignore
                dxfattribs = attdef.dxfattribs(drop={"prompt", "handle"})
                tag, text, location = unpack(dxfattribs)
                attrib = self.add_attrib(tag, text, location, dxfattribs)
                attrib.transform(m)

        m = self.matrix44()
        blockdef = self.block()
        autofill()
        return self

    def audit(self, auditor: "Auditor") -> None:
        """Validity check."""
        super().audit(auditor)
        doc = auditor.doc
        if doc and doc.blocks:
            if self.dxf.name not in doc.blocks:
                auditor.fixed_error(
                    code=AuditError.UNDEFINED_BLOCK,
                    message=f"Deleted entity {str(self)} without required BLOCK"
                            f" definition.",
                )
                auditor.trash(self)
