#     Copyright 2024, Kay Hayen, mailto:kay.hayen@gmail.com find license text at end of file


""" Namify constants.

This determines the identifier names of constants in the generated code. We
try to have readable names where possible, and resort to hash codes only when
it is really necessary.

"""

import math
import re
import sys
from types import BuiltinFunctionType

from nuitka.__past__ import GenericAlias, UnionType, long, md5, unicode, xrange
from nuitka.Builtins import builtin_anon_values, builtin_named_values_list
from nuitka.Tracing import general


class ExceptionCannotNamify(Exception):
    pass


def namifyConstant(constant):
    # Many branches, statements and every case has a return, this is a huge case
    # statement, that encodes the naming policy of constants, with often complex
    # conditions, pylint: disable=too-many-branches,too-many-return-statements,too-many-statements

    constant_type = type(constant)

    if constant_type is int:
        if constant == 0:
            result = "int_0"
        elif constant < -10000000 or constant > 10000000:
            result = "int_hex_%s" % hex(constant)[2:]
        elif constant > 0:
            result = "int_pos_%d" % constant
        else:
            result = "int_neg_%d" % abs(constant)

        if len(result) > 32:
            result = _digest(result)

        return result
    elif constant_type is long:
        if constant == 0:
            result = "long_0"
        elif constant > 0:
            result = "long_pos_%d" % constant
        else:
            result = "long_neg_%d" % abs(constant)

        if len(result) > 32:
            result = _digest(result)

        return result
    elif constant is None:
        return "none"
    elif constant is True:
        return "true"
    elif constant is False:
        return "false"
    elif constant is Ellipsis:
        return "ellipsis"
    elif constant_type is str:
        return "str_" + _namifyString(constant)
    elif constant_type is bytes:
        return "bytes_" + _namifyString(constant)
    elif constant_type is unicode:
        if _isAscii(constant):
            return "unicode_" + _namifyString(str(constant))
        else:
            # Others are better digested to not cause compiler trouble
            return "unicode_digest_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is float:
        if math.isnan(constant):
            return "float_%s_nan" % (
                "minus" if math.copysign(1, constant) < 0 else "plus"
            )

        return "float_%s" % repr(constant).replace(".", "_").replace(
            "-", "minus_"
        ).replace("+", "")
    elif constant_type is complex:
        value = "%s__%s" % (constant.real, constant.imag)

        value = value.replace("+", "p").replace("-", "m").replace(".", "_")

        if value.startswith("(") and value.endswith(")"):
            value = value[1:-1]

        return "complex_%s" % value
    elif constant_type is dict:
        if constant == {}:
            return "dict_empty"
        else:
            return "dict_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is set:
        if constant == set():
            return "set_empty"
        else:
            return "set_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is frozenset:
        if constant == frozenset():
            return "frozenset_empty"
        else:
            return "frozenset_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is tuple:
        if constant == ():
            return "tuple_empty"
        else:
            try:
                result = "_".join(namifyConstant(value) for value in constant)

                if len(result) > 60:
                    result = _digest(repr(constant))

                return "tuple_" + result + "_tuple"
            except ExceptionCannotNamify:
                general.warning("Couldn't namify '%r'" % (constant,))

                return "tuple_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is list:
        if constant == []:
            return "list_empty"
        else:
            try:
                result = "_".join(namifyConstant(value) for value in constant)

                if len(result) > 60:
                    result = _digest(repr(constant))

                return "list_" + result + "_list"
            except ExceptionCannotNamify:
                general.warning("Couldn't namify '%r'" % constant)

                return "list_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is bytearray:
        return "bytearray_" + _digest(repr(constant))
    elif constant_type is xrange:
        return "xrange_%s" % (
            str(constant)[7 if str is bytes else 6 : -1]
            .replace(" ", "")
            .replace(",", "_")
            .replace("-", "neg")
        )
    elif constant_type is slice:
        return "slice_%s_%s_%s" % (
            namifyConstant(constant.start),
            namifyConstant(constant.stop),
            namifyConstant(constant.step),
        )
    elif constant in builtin_anon_values:
        return "anon_%s" % builtin_anon_values[constant]
    elif constant_type is type:
        return "type_%s" % constant.__name__
    elif constant_type is BuiltinFunctionType:
        assert constant in builtin_named_values_list

        return "builtin_%s" % constant.__name__
    elif constant is NotImplemented:
        return "type_notimplemented"
    elif constant_type is GenericAlias:
        return "genalias_%s_%s" % (
            namifyConstant(constant.__origin__),
            namifyConstant(constant.__args__),
        )
    elif constant_type is UnionType:
        return "uniontype_%s" % namifyConstant(constant.__args__)
    elif constant is sys.version_info:
        return "sys_version_info"
    else:
        raise ExceptionCannotNamify("%r" % (constant,), constant_type)


_re_str_needs_no_digest = re.compile(r"^([a-z]|[A-Z]|[0-9]|_){1,40}$", re.S)


def _namifyString(string):
    # Many branches case has a return, encodes the naming policy of strings
    # constants, with often complex decisions to make, pylint: disable=too-many-return-statements

    if string in ("", b""):
        return "empty"
    elif string in ("\0", b"\0"):
        return "null"
    elif string == " ":
        return "space"
    elif string == ".":
        return "dot"
    elif string == "\n":
        return "newline"
    elif string == "/":
        return "slash"
    elif string == "\\":
        return "backslash"
    elif string == "_":
        return "underscore"
    elif (
        type(string) is str
        and _re_str_needs_no_digest.match(string)
        and "\n" not in string
    ):
        # Some strings can be left intact for source code readability.
        return "plain_" + string
    elif len(string) == 1:
        return "chr_%d" % ord(string)
    elif (
        len(string) > 2
        and string[0] == "<"
        and string[-1] == ">"
        and _re_str_needs_no_digest.match(string[1:-1])
        and "\n" not in string
    ):
        return "angle_" + string[1:-1]
    else:
        # Others are better digested to not cause compiler trouble
        return "digest_" + _digest(repr(string))


def _isAscii(string):
    try:
        _unused = str(string)

        return True
    except UnicodeEncodeError:
        return False


def _digest(value):
    if str is bytes:
        # Python2 is simple
        return md5(value).hexdigest()
    else:
        # Python3 needs to encode the string if it is one.
        if type(value) is bytes:
            return md5(value).hexdigest()
        else:
            return md5(value.encode("utf8")).hexdigest()


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