"""Functions to add additional annotations on a rql syntax tree to ease later

code generation.

:organization: Logilab

:copyright: 2001-2009 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE), license is LGPL v2.

:contact: http://www.logilab.fr/ -- mailto:contact@logilab.fr

:license: GNU Lesser General Public License, v2.1 - http://www.gnu.org/licenses

"""

__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"

from logilab.common.compat import any

from rql.nodes import Relation, VariableRef, Constant, Variable, Or

from rql.utils import common_parent

def _annotate_select(annotator, rqlst):

    for subquery in rqlst.with_:

        annotator._annotate_union(subquery.query)

    #if server.DEBUG:

    #    print '-------- sql annotate', repr(rqlst)

    getrschema = annotator.schema.rschema

    has_text_query = False

    need_distinct = rqlst.distinct

    for rel in rqlst.iget_nodes(Relation):

        if getrschema(rel.r_type).symetric and not rel.neged(strict=True):

            for vref in rel.iget_nodes(VariableRef):

                stinfo = vref.variable.stinfo

                if not stinfo['constnode'] and stinfo['selected']:

                    need_distinct = True

                    # XXX could mark as not invariant

                    break

    for name, var in rqlst.defined_vars.items():

        stinfo = var.stinfo

        if stinfo.get('ftirels'):

            has_text_query = True

        if stinfo['attrvar']:

            stinfo['invariant'] = False

            stinfo['principal'] = _select_main_var(stinfo['rhsrelations'])

            continue

        if not stinfo['relations'] and not stinfo['typerels']:

            # Any X, Any MAX(X)...

            # those particular queries should be executed using the system

            # entities table unless there is some type restriction

            stinfo['invariant'] = True

            stinfo['principal'] = None

            continue

        if any(rel for rel in stinfo['relations'] if rel.r_type == 'eid' and rel.operator() != '=') and \

               not any(r for r in var.stinfo['relations'] - var.stinfo['rhsrelations']

                       if r.r_type != 'eid' and (getrschema(r.r_type).inlined or getrschema(r.r_type).final)):

            # Any X WHERE X eid > 2

            # those particular queries should be executed using the system entities table

            stinfo['invariant'] = True

            stinfo['principal'] = None

            continue

        if stinfo['selected'] and var.valuable_references() == 1+bool(stinfo['constnode']):

            # "Any X", "Any X, Y WHERE X attr Y"

            stinfo['invariant'] = False

            continue

        joins = set()

        invariant = False

        for ref in var.references():

            rel = ref.relation()

            if rel is None or rel.is_types_restriction():

                continue

            lhs, rhs = rel.get_parts()

            onlhs = ref is lhs

            if rel.r_type == 'eid':

                if not (onlhs and len(stinfo['relations']) > 1):

                    break

                if not stinfo['constnode']:

                    joins.add(rel)

                continue

            elif rel.r_type == 'identity':

                # identity can't be used as principal, so check other relation are used

                # XXX explain rhs.operator == '='

                if rhs.operator != '=' or len(stinfo['relations']) <= 1: #(stinfo['constnode'] and rhs.operator == '='):

                    break

                joins.add(rel)

                continue

            rschema = getrschema(rel.r_type)

            if rel.optional:

                if rel in stinfo['optrelations']:

                    # optional variable can't be invariant if this is the lhs

                    # variable of an inlined relation

                    if not rel in stinfo['rhsrelations'] and rschema.inlined:

                        break

                else:

                    # variable used as main variable of an optional relation

                    # can't be invariant

                    break

            if rschema.final or (onlhs and rschema.inlined):

                if rschema.type != 'has_text':

                    # need join anyway if the variable appears in a final or

                    # inlined relation

                    break

                joins.add(rel)

                continue

            if not stinfo['constnode']:

                if rschema.inlined and rel.neged(strict=True):

                    # if relation is inlined, can't be invariant if that

                    # variable is used anywhere else.

                    # see 'Any P WHERE NOT N ecrit_par P, N eid 512':

                    # sql for 'NOT N ecrit_par P' is 'N.ecrit_par is NULL' so P

                    # can use N.ecrit_par as principal

                    if (stinfo['selected'] or len(stinfo['relations']) > 1):

                        break

                elif rschema.symetric and stinfo['selected']:

                    break

            joins.add(rel)

        else:

            # if there is at least one ambigous relation and no other to

            # restrict types, can't be invariant since we need to filter out

            # other types

            if not annotator.is_ambiguous(var):

                invariant = True

        stinfo['invariant'] = invariant

        if invariant and joins:

            # remember rqlst/solutions analyze information

            # we have to select a kindof "main" relation which will "extrajoins"

            # the other

            # priority should be given to relation which are not in inner queries

            # (eg exists)

            try:

                stinfo['principal'] = _select_principal(var.sqlscope, joins)

            except CantSelectPrincipal:

                stinfo['invariant'] = False

    rqlst.need_distinct = need_distinct

    return has_text_query

class CantSelectPrincipal(Exception): pass

def _select_principal(sqlscope, relations, _sort=lambda x:x):

    """given a list of rqlst relations, select one which will be used to

    represent an invariant variable (e.g. using on extremity of the relation

    instead of the variable's type table

    """

    # _sort argument is there for test

    diffscope_rels = {}

    has_same_scope_rel = False

    ored_rels = set()

    diffscope_rels = set()

    for rel in _sort(relations):

        # note: only eid and has_text among all final relations may be there

        if rel.r_type in ('eid', 'identity'):

            has_same_scope_rel = rel.sqlscope is sqlscope

            continue

        if rel.ored(traverse_scope=True):

            ored_rels.add(rel)

        elif rel.sqlscope is sqlscope:

            return rel

        elif not rel.neged(traverse_scope=True):

            diffscope_rels.add(rel)

    if len(ored_rels) > 1:

        ored_rels_copy = tuple(ored_rels)

        for rel1 in ored_rels_copy:

            for rel2 in ored_rels_copy:

                if rel1 is rel2:

                    continue

                if isinstance(common_parent(rel1, rel2), Or):

                    ored_rels.discard(rel1)

                    ored_rels.discard(rel2)

    for rel in _sort(ored_rels):

        if rel.sqlscope is sqlscope:

            return rel

        diffscope_rels.add(rel)

    # if DISTINCT query, can use variable from a different scope as principal

    # since introduced duplicates will be removed

    if sqlscope.stmt.distinct and diffscope_rels:

        return iter(_sort(diffscope_rels)).next()

    # XXX  could use a relation for a different scope if it can't generate

    # duplicates, so we would have to check cardinality

    raise CantSelectPrincipal()

def _select_main_var(relations):

    """given a list of rqlst relations, select one which will be used as main

    relation for the rhs variable

    """

    for rel in relations:

        if rel.sqlscope is rel.stmt:

            return rel

        principal = rel

    return principal

def set_qdata(getrschema, union, noinvariant):

    """recursive function to set querier data on variables in the syntax tree

    """

    for select in union.children:

        for subquery in select.with_:

            set_qdata(getrschema, subquery.query, noinvariant)

        for var in select.defined_vars.itervalues():

            if var.stinfo['invariant']:

                if var in noinvariant and not var.stinfo['principal'].r_type == 'has_text':

                    var._q_invariant = False

                else:

                    var._q_invariant = True

            else:

                var._q_invariant = False

        for rel in select.iget_nodes(Relation):

            if rel.neged(strict=True) and not rel.is_types_restriction():

                rschema = getrschema(rel.r_type)

                if not rschema.is_final():

                    # if one of the relation's variable is ambiguous but not

                    # invariant, an intersection will be necessary

                    for vref in rel.get_nodes(VariableRef):

                        var = vref.variable

                        if (not var._q_invariant and var.valuable_references() == 1

                            and len(var.stinfo['possibletypes']) > 1):

                            select.need_intersect = True

                            break

                    else:

                        continue

                    break

        else:

            select.need_intersect = False

class SQLGenAnnotator(object):

    def __init__(self, schema):

        self.schema = schema

        self.nfdomain = frozenset(eschema.type for eschema in schema.entities()

                                  if not eschema.is_final())

    def annotate(self, rqlst):

        """add information to the rql syntax tree to help sources to do their

        job (read sql generation)

        a variable is tagged as invariant if:

        * it's a non final variable

        * it's not used as lhs in any final or inlined relation

        * there is no type restriction on this variable (either explicit in the

          syntax tree or because a solution for this variable has been removed

          due to security filtering)

        """

        assert rqlst.TYPE == 'select', rqlst

        rqlst.has_text_query = self._annotate_union(rqlst)

    def _annotate_union(self, union):

        has_text_query = False

        for select in union.children:

            htq = _annotate_select(self, select)

            if htq:

                has_text_query = True

        return has_text_query

    def is_ambiguous(self, var):

        # ignore has_text relation

        if len([rel for rel in var.stinfo['relations']

                if rel.sqlscope is var.sqlscope and rel.r_type == 'has_text']) == 1:

            return False

        try:

            data = var.stmt._deamb_data

        except AttributeError:

            data = var.stmt._deamb_data = IsAmbData(self.schema, self.nfdomain)

            data.compute(var.stmt)

        return data.is_ambiguous(var)

class IsAmbData(object):

    def __init__(self, schema, nfdomain):

        self.schema = schema

        # shortcuts

        self.rschema = schema.rschema

        self.eschema = schema.eschema

        # domain for non final variables

        self.nfdomain = nfdomain

        # {var: possible solutions set}

        self.varsols = {}

        # set of ambiguous variables

        self.ambiguousvars = set()

        # remember if a variable has been deambiguified by another to avoid

        # doing the opposite

        self.deambification_map = {}

        # not invariant variables (access to final.inlined relation)

        self.not_invariants = set()

    def is_ambiguous(self, var):

        return var in self.ambiguousvars

    def restrict(self, var, restricted_domain):

        self.varsols[var] &= restricted_domain

        if var in self.ambiguousvars and self.varsols[var] == var.stinfo['possibletypes']:

            self.ambiguousvars.remove(var)

    def compute(self, rqlst):

        # set domains for each variable

        for varname, var in rqlst.defined_vars.iteritems():

            if var.stinfo['uidrels'] or \

                   self.eschema(rqlst.solutions[0][varname]).is_final():

                ptypes = var.stinfo['possibletypes']

            else:

                ptypes = set(self.nfdomain)

                self.ambiguousvars.add(var)

            self.varsols[var] = ptypes

        if not self.ambiguousvars:

            return

        # apply relation restriction

        self.maydeambrels = maydeambrels = {}

        for rel in rqlst.iget_nodes(Relation):

            if rel.is_types_restriction() or rel.r_type == 'eid':

                continue

            lhs, rhs = rel.get_variable_parts()

            if isinstance(lhs, VariableRef) or isinstance(rhs, VariableRef):

                rschema = self.rschema(rel.r_type)

                if rschema.inlined or rschema.is_final():

                    self.not_invariants.add(lhs.variable)

                self.set_rel_constraint(lhs, rel, rschema.subjects)

                self.set_rel_constraint(rhs, rel, rschema.objects)

        # try to deambiguify more variables by considering other variables'type

        modified = True

        while modified and self.ambiguousvars:

            modified = False

            for var in self.ambiguousvars.copy():

                try:

                    for rel in (var.stinfo['relations'] & maydeambrels[var]):

                        if self.deambiguifying_relation(var, rel):

                            modified = True

                            break

                except KeyError:

                    # no relation to deambiguify

                    continue

    def _debug_print(self):

        print 'varsols', dict((x, sorted(str(v) for v in values))

                               for x, values in self.varsols.iteritems())

        print 'ambiguous vars', sorted(self.ambiguousvars)

    def set_rel_constraint(self, term, rel, etypes_func):

        if isinstance(term, VariableRef) and self.is_ambiguous(term.variable):

            var = term.variable

            if len(var.stinfo['relations'] - var.stinfo['typerels']) == 1 \

                self.restrict(var, frozenset(etypes_func()))

                try:

                    self.maydeambrels[var].add(rel)

                except KeyError:

                    self.maydeambrels[var] = set((rel,))

    def deambiguifying_relation(self, var, rel):

        lhs, rhs = rel.get_variable_parts()

        onlhs = var is getattr(lhs, 'variable', None)

        other = onlhs and rhs or lhs

        otheretypes = None

        # XXX isinstance(other.variable, Variable) to skip column alias

        if isinstance(other, VariableRef) and isinstance(other.variable, Variable):

            deambiguifier = other.variable

            if not var is self.deambification_map.get(deambiguifier):

                if not var.stinfo['typerels']:

                    otheretypes = deambiguifier.stinfo['possibletypes']

                elif not self.is_ambiguous(deambiguifier):

                    otheretypes = self.varsols[deambiguifier]

                elif deambiguifier in self.not_invariants:

                    # we know variable won't be invariant, try to use

                    # it to deambguify the current variable

                    otheretypes = self.varsols[deambiguifier]

        elif isinstance(other, Constant) and other.uidtype:

            otheretypes = (other.uidtype,)

            deambiguifier = None

        if otheretypes is not None:

            # to restrict, we must check that for all type in othertypes,

            # possible types on the other end of the relation are matching

            # variable's possible types

            rschema = self.rschema(rel.r_type)

            if onlhs:

                rtypefunc = rschema.subjects

            else:

                rtypefunc = rschema.objects

            for otheretype in otheretypes:

                reltypes = frozenset(rtypefunc(otheretype))

                if var.stinfo['possibletypes'] != reltypes:

                    break

            else:

                self.restrict(var, var.stinfo['possibletypes'])

                self.deambification_map[var] = deambiguifier

                return True

        return False