// Keyboard, mouse and gamepad bindings, free of any window system: the tables map platform-neutral key and pad ids to
// Switch actions. input_win.c translates Win32 virtual keys and SDL buttons to these ids (one place); a Linux port
// translates SDL scancodes the same way. The remapping rows of the menu's Controls tab (ui/binds_page.cpp) edits a copy of the tables and writes
// the bind_ lines; input_win.c applies changed lines while the game runs. Layout in docs/controls.md.
#pragma once
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

// Actions are the bit numbers of HidNpadButton (input.h); 16..23 are the stick directions, which keys drive as
// stick deflection. B_SHAKE is a key of its own, never a button bit: a press shakes the right stick left and right for
// the game (input.c shake_stick), which detaches a fused part from the held object. A pad shakes its own stick.
enum {
    B_A = 0, B_B, B_X, B_Y, B_STICK_L, B_STICK_R, B_L, B_R, B_ZL, B_ZR, B_PLUS, B_MINUS, B_LEFT, B_UP, B_RIGHT, B_DOWN,
    B_SL_LEFT = 16, B_SL_UP, B_SL_RIGHT, B_SL_DOWN, B_SR_LEFT, B_SR_UP, B_SR_RIGHT, B_SR_DOWN,
    B_SHAKE = 24,
    ACTION_COUNT = 25
};

// Keys and mouse buttons. F1, F10, F11 and Esc belong to the menu and the window, F8 to the bug capture (bugcap.c): no ids.
enum {
    KEY_NONE = 0,
    KEY_A, KEY_B, KEY_C, KEY_D, KEY_E, KEY_F, KEY_G, KEY_H, KEY_I, KEY_J, KEY_K, KEY_L, KEY_M,   // letters and digits are
    KEY_N, KEY_O, KEY_P, KEY_Q, KEY_R, KEY_S, KEY_T, KEY_U, KEY_V, KEY_W, KEY_X, KEY_Y, KEY_Z,   // consecutive
    KEY_0, KEY_1, KEY_2, KEY_3, KEY_4, KEY_5, KEY_6, KEY_7, KEY_8, KEY_9,
    KEY_SPACE, KEY_TAB, KEY_LSHIFT, KEY_LCTRL, KEY_UP, KEY_DOWN, KEY_LEFT, KEY_RIGHT,
    KEY_MOUSE_L, KEY_MOUSE_R, KEY_MOUSE_M, KEY_MOUSE_X1, KEY_MOUSE_X2,   // the mouse buttons are consecutive
    KEY_ENTER, KEY_BACKSPACE, KEY_RSHIFT, KEY_RCTRL, KEY_LALT, KEY_CAPSLOCK, KEY_INSERT, KEY_DELETE, KEY_HOME, KEY_END,
    KEY_PAGEUP, KEY_PAGEDOWN,
    KEY_F2, KEY_F3, KEY_F4, KEY_F5, KEY_F6, KEY_F7, KEY_F9, KEY_F12,
    KEY_NUM0, KEY_NUM1, KEY_NUM2, KEY_NUM3, KEY_NUM4, KEY_NUM5, KEY_NUM6, KEY_NUM7, KEY_NUM8, KEY_NUM9,   // consecutive
    KEY_NUM_ADD, KEY_NUM_SUB, KEY_NUM_MUL, KEY_NUM_DIV, KEY_NUM_DECIMAL,
    // the punctuation keys of a US keyboard, by position; the character on the key follows the keyboard layout
    KEY_MINUS, KEY_EQUALS, KEY_LBRACKET, KEY_RBRACKET, KEY_SEMICOLON, KEY_APOSTROPHE, KEY_COMMA, KEY_PERIOD, KEY_SLASH,
    KEY_BACKSLASH, KEY_GRAVE,
    KEY_COUNT
};

// Gamepad inputs by position (Nintendo layout, as SDL names them), platform-neutral like the key ids. ZL and ZR are the
// analog triggers; input_win.c translates SDL buttons and axes to these (one place). The paddles are the back buttons
// of an Xbox Elite, DualSense Edge or Steam Controller (SDL's LEFT_PADDLE1 and so on); no Switch button has them by
// default, a bind line or the remapping rows add them.
enum {
    PAD_NONE = 0,
    PAD_SOUTH, PAD_EAST, PAD_WEST, PAD_NORTH, PAD_LSTICK, PAD_RSTICK, PAD_L, PAD_R, PAD_START, PAD_BACK,
    PAD_DPAD_LEFT, PAD_DPAD_UP, PAD_DPAD_RIGHT, PAD_DPAD_DOWN, PAD_ZL, PAD_ZR,
    PAD_LPADDLE1, PAD_RPADDLE1, PAD_LPADDLE2, PAD_RPADDLE2,
    PAD_COUNT
};

// Gamepad layouts (NX2NAVI_PAD_LAYOUT): which face button is Switch A. Nintendo: by position, east A, south B, west Y,
// north X. Xbox: south A, east B, west X, north Y, as an Xbox pad labels them (cross A, circle B on a PlayStation pad).
enum { PAD_LAYOUT_NINTENDO, PAD_LAYOUT_XBOX, PAD_LAYOUT_COUNT };

enum { INPUT_BINDING_MAX = 96, INPUT_PAD_BINDING_MAX = 48 };

typedef struct { uint8_t key; uint8_t action; } Binding;
typedef struct { uint8_t pad; uint8_t action; } PadBinding;
// The keyboard and mouse table and one gamepad table per layout.
typedef struct InputMap {
    Binding keys[INPUT_BINDING_MAX];
    int nkeys;
    PadBinding pads[PAD_LAYOUT_COUNT][INPUT_PAD_BINDING_MAX];
    int npads[PAD_LAYOUT_COUNT];
} InputMap;

// The tables in effect. Defaults are the layout in docs/controls.md; input_map_reset restores them.
extern InputMap input_map;

void input_map_reset(void);
// The script and nx2navi.ini names, any case when parsed; NULL for an id without one. Actions: A B X Y LCLICK RCLICK L R ZL
// ZR PLUS MINUS LEFT UP RIGHT DOWN, then LSTICK_LEFT LSTICK_UP LSTICK_RIGHT LSTICK_DOWN and the same for RSTICK (the
// stick directions the keys drive), then SHAKE. Keys: a-z 0-9 space tab lshift ... (key_names in input_map.c). Pads: south east ...
const char *input_action_name(int action);
const char *input_key_name(int key);
const char *input_pad_name(int pad);
// Replaces every binding of the action `button` (an action name) with `list`: comma separated "pad:<name>" and
// "key:<name>" entries, "key:default" / "pad:default" for that part's defaults, or "none" for no input. A part the list
// names neither way is left unbound. Pad names are physical buttons, so pad entries go into the gamepad table of every
// layout; pad:default keeps each layout's own button. Stick directions and SHAKE take keys only. Invalid entries are logged and
// skipped; when none is valid the action keeps its bindings. 1 when applied.
int input_map_bind(const char *button, const char *list);
// Applies the NX2NAVI_BIND_<action> settings (cfg_get) over the defaults: at start, and again when one of them changes.
void input_map_configure(void);

// The layout for a NX2NAVI_PAD_LAYOUT value: "nintendo" or "xbox" (any case); "playstation" is the Xbox layout under its
// PlayStation name (cross A, circle B, square X, triangle Y); "xbox_prompts", 0.1.9's name for the Nintendo layout with
// the Xbox prompts, maps the buttons as "nintendo". Anything else ("auto", NULL) picks Nintendo when the pad's east
// button is labelled A (a Switch Pro Controller, a GuliKit) and Xbox otherwise.
int input_pad_layout_pick(const char *setting, int east_labelled_a);

// Button prompts (NX2NAVI_PROMPTS): the controller whose buttons the game's prompts show. Nintendo: the game's own. Xbox,
// PlayStation and Steam Deck: that pad's buttons (LB RB LT RT, Menu and View; L1 R1 L2 R2, Options and Create; the
// Deck's A B X Y with L1 R1 L2 R2, Menu and View), and the face buttons named by the label of the button the pad layout
// presses (runtime/romfs.c overlay_init, tools/pad_prompts.py). PC: the key or mouse button the keyboard defaults press
// each button with, the mouse for the right stick.
enum { PROMPTS_NINTENDO, PROMPTS_XBOX, PROMPTS_PC, PROMPTS_PLAYSTATION, PROMPTS_STEAMDECK };
// The prompts for a NX2NAVI_PROMPTS value ("nintendo", "xbox", "playstation", "steamdeck" or "pc", any case). Unset or
// empty: Xbox while the pad layout setting is "xbox_prompts", else Nintendo.
int input_prompts_pick(const char *prompts, const char *pad_layout);
// The folder next to romfs-index.bin that holds those prompts for a NX2NAVI_PAD_LAYOUT value, NULL for the game's own. The
// Nintendo layout plays a pad by position, so its folder names the face buttons the other way round
// (romfs-patches-xbox and romfs-patches-steamdeck: the right button does A and is labelled B;
// romfs-patches-playstation: it is circle); xbox and
// auto put every Switch button on the button labelled with its letter, or on cross, circle, square and triangle in
// that order (auto picks the layout per pad by its labels), so they share romfs-patches-<style>-label. The PC prompts
// follow no pad: romfs-patches-pc whatever the layout (romfs.c overlay_init serves romfs-patches-pc-<w>x<h> under that
// name at a game resolution of another shape).
const char *input_prompts_folder(int prompts, const char *pad_layout);
// down[pad] != 0 for the gamepad inputs held. Returns the Switch button bits (0..15) the layout's pad table presses.
uint64_t input_map_pad_buttons(const uint8_t down[PAD_COUNT], int layout);

// down[key] != 0 for the keys held. Returns the Switch button bits (0..15) the table presses.
uint64_t input_map_buttons(const uint8_t down[KEY_COUNT]);
// 1 when a key of action is held.
int input_map_held(const uint8_t down[KEY_COUNT], int action);
// out = x, y of the stick (0 left, 1 right) from its four direction actions; up is +y; a diagonal is scaled to the
// unit circle.
void input_map_stick(const uint8_t down[KEY_COUNT], int stick, int32_t out[2]);
// Mouse motion in raw counts over dt_s seconds to right-stick deflection: full deflection at 3000 / sens counts/s.
// `cam` is the factor the game multiplies the right stick's turn rates by (cam_speed_applied). The deflection is
// divided by it, so the turn per count stays what sens says, and only then clamped: a clamp taken first would hold the
// mouse's fastest turn at the game's unmultiplied top speed, however high the factor.
// Clamped to the unit circle, up (negative dy) is +y.
void input_mouse_stick(int32_t dx, int32_t dy, double dt_s, float sens, float cam, int32_t out[2]);
// A gamepad stick (x, y in -32768..32767, up is +y) through a round dead zone of `dead` (fraction of full deflection,
// 0..0.5): inside the circle the stick reads 0, and the rest of the travel is scaled to start at 0 at the edge, so a
// drifting stick rests at 0 and full deflection still reaches full. The result stays inside the unit square.
void input_pad_stick(int32_t x, int32_t y, float dead, int32_t out[2]);
// The dead zone of gamepad stick 0 (left) or 1 (right) for input_pad_stick, as a fraction of full deflection:
// NX2NAVI_LSTICK_DEADZONE or NX2NAVI_RSTICK_DEADZONE when set, else NX2NAVI_STICK_DEADZONE (both sticks), percent clamped to 0..50.
float input_pad_deadzone(int stick);
// How far a stick (x, y in -32768..32767) is from the centre, in percent of full deflection (100 at an axis's end; a
// square gate's corner reads more).
double input_stick_percent(int32_t x, int32_t y);

// ---- the remapping rows' edits, on a copy of input_map. Pure.
// action's keys (table order) / its gamepad buttons in layout, at most max; returns how many.
int input_map_keys_of(const InputMap *m, int action, uint8_t *out, int max);
int input_map_pads_of(const InputMap *m, int action, int layout, uint8_t *out, int max);
// Key slot (0 or 1) of action becomes key; KEY_NONE clears the slot. A key another action has moves here: returns that
// action, -1 when none lost it.
int input_map_set_key(InputMap *m, int action, int slot, int key);
// action's gamepad button in layout becomes pad; PAD_NONE clears it. The action that had pad takes action's old button
// (a swap): returns it, -1 when none. A remapped button is physical, so the face buttons (A B X Y) and the changed actions
// get the result in every layout: the layout setting no longer moves them. A change that puts every button of layout
// back at its default restores the defaults of every layout instead.
int input_map_set_pad(InputMap *m, int action, int layout, int pad);
// The bind_ value that gives action its bindings of m: "" when they are the defaults (no line needed), else the entries,
// with key:default / pad:default for a part at its defaults, or "none".
void input_map_line(const InputMap *m, int action, char *out, size_t n);