package syntax

// Block scalars: the one construct in YAML whose extent is decided by
// indentation rather than by a delimiter, and the one every CI file uses.

// yamlCarry is what a line leaves open for the next.
//
// Only a block scalar does. It is the one construct in YAML whose extent is
// decided by *indentation* rather than by a delimiter: everything indented
// further than the key that opened it belongs to it, and the first line that is
// not ends it. So the carry holds that key's indentation, and whether one is
// open at all — a depth of zero is a real indentation, not an absence.
type yamlCarry struct {
	inBlock bool
	// keyIndent is the column the key that opened the block starts at. A line
	// indented further is inside the block.
	keyIndent int
	// seenBody is false until the block's first content line, whose indentation
	// is not yet known. YAML lets a block be written at any deeper indent, so
	// the first line establishes it rather than a fixed offset doing so.
	seenBody bool
}

// continueBlockScalar colours a line belonging to an open block scalar, and
// reports whether the block swallowed it.
//
// A blank line inside a block belongs to the block whatever its indentation:
// YAML keeps empty lines in a literal scalar, and treating one as the end would
// cut a shell script in a CI file in half at its first paragraph break.
func continueBlockScalar(s *LineScanner, carry yamlCarry) (bool, yamlCarry) {
	if s.Len() == 0 {
		return true, carry
	}

	indent := leadingSpaces(s.line)
	if indent == s.Len() { // a line of nothing but spaces
		return true, carry
	}

	if !carry.seenBody {
		// The first content line fixes the block's own indentation. It only
		// counts as the body if it is indented past the key.
		if indent <= carry.keyIndent {
			return false, yamlCarry{}
		}
		carry.seenBody = true
		carry.keyIndent = indent - 1 // anything at or past `indent` is inside
	}
	if indent <= carry.keyIndent {
		return false, yamlCarry{}
	}

	s.TakeRest(ClassString)
	return true, carry
}

// opensBlockScalar reports whether what is left of the line is a `|` or `>`
// header, with its optional chomping and indentation indicators.
func opensBlockScalar(s *LineScanner) bool {
	if r := s.Peek(0); r != '|' && r != '>' {
		return false
	}
	for at := 1; s.Pos()+at < s.Len(); at++ {
		switch s.Peek(at) {
		case '-', '+', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9', ' ':
			continue
		case '#':
			return true // a trailing comment still leaves the block open
		default:
			return false
		}
	}
	return true
}

// leadingSpaces returns how many spaces a line starts with.
func leadingSpaces(line []rune) int {
	for at, r := range line {
		if r != ' ' {
			return at
		}
	}
	return len(line)
}