#ifndef Magnum_Implementation_converterUtilities_h
#define Magnum_Implementation_converterUtilities_h
/*
    This file is part of Magnum.

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                2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
              Vladimír Vondruš <mosra@centrum.cz>

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*/

#include <unordered_set>
#include <Corrade/Containers/Array.h>
#include <Corrade/Containers/StaticArray.h>
#include <Corrade/PluginManager/AbstractPlugin.h>
#include <Corrade/Utility/ConfigurationGroup.h>

#include "Magnum/Magnum.h"

namespace Magnum { namespace Implementation {

/* Used only in executables where we don't want it to be exported */
namespace {

void setOptions(const Containers::StringView pluginName, Utility::ConfigurationGroup& configuration, const Containers::StringView anyPluginName, const Containers::StringView options) {
    std::unordered_set<const Utility::ConfigurationGroup*> emptySubgroups;
    for(const Containers::StringView option: options.splitWithoutEmptyParts(',')) {
        auto keyValue = option.partition('=');
        keyValue[0] = keyValue[0].trimmed();
        keyValue[2] = keyValue[2].trimmed();

        bool addValue = false;
        if(keyValue[0].hasPrefix('+')) {
            keyValue[0] = keyValue[0].exceptPrefix(1);
            addValue = true;
        }

        const Containers::Array<Containers::StringView> keyParts = keyValue[0].split('/');
        CORRADE_INTERNAL_ASSERT(!keyParts.isEmpty());
        Utility::ConfigurationGroup* group = &configuration;
        bool groupNotRecognized = false;
        for(std::size_t i = 0; i != keyParts.size() - 1; ++i) {
            Utility::ConfigurationGroup* subgroup = group->group(keyParts[i]);
            if(!subgroup) {
                groupNotRecognized = true;
                subgroup = group->addGroup(keyParts[i]);
            /* For existing subgroups (i.e., not the root configuration)
               remember if the group was initially empty (no subgroups, no
               values; comments can be there). For those we won't warn about
               unrecognized options below as it's a common use case (for
               example GltfImporter's customSceneFieldTypes). Has to be done
               upfront in case more than one option is added to the same group
               -- otherwise adding the second would warn again, as the group
               is no longer empty at that point. */
            } else if(!subgroup->hasGroups() && !subgroup->hasValues()) {
                emptySubgroups.insert(subgroup);
            }
            group = subgroup;
        }

        /* Provide a warning message in case the plugin doesn't define given
           option in its default config. The plugin is not *required* to have
           those tho (could be backward compatibility entries, for example), so
           not an error.

           If it's an Any* plugin, then this check is provided by it directly,
           and since the Any* plugin obviously don't expose the options of the
           concrete plugins, this warning would fire for them always, which
           wouldn't help anything. */
        if((groupNotRecognized || (!group->hasValue(keyParts.back()) &&
                /* The warning isn't printed in case a value is added into an
                   empty subgroup, see above */
                emptySubgroups.find(group) == emptySubgroups.end() &&
                /* The warning also isn't printed in case a new value is added
                   with `+` instead of modifying an existing one -- e.g. a
                   plugin can support 0 to n values of a certain key, which
                   means by default there won't be any */
                !addValue
            )) && pluginName != anyPluginName)
        {
            Warning{} << "Option" << keyValue[0] << "not recognized by" << pluginName;
        }

        /* If the option doesn't have an =, treat it as a boolean flag that's
           set to true. While there's no similar way to do an inverse, it's
           still nicer than causing a fatal error with those. */
        if(keyValue[1]) {
            if(addValue)
                group->addValue(keyParts.back(), keyValue[2]);
            else
                group->setValue(keyParts.back(), keyValue[2]);
        } else {
            if(addValue)
                group->addValue(keyParts.back(), true);
            else
                group->setValue(keyParts.back(), true);
        }
    }
}

void setOptions(PluginManager::AbstractPlugin& plugin, const Containers::StringView anyPluginName, const Containers::StringView options) {
    setOptions(plugin.plugin(), plugin.configuration(), anyPluginName, options);
}

}

}}

#endif