"""
Statement transformers for Dana language parsing.

This module provides statement transformers for the Dana language.
It handles all statement grammar rules, including assignments, conditionals,
loops, functions, and imports.

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"""

from typing import Any

from lark import Token, Tree

from dana.core.lang.ast import (
    Assignment,
    AttributeAccess,
    BinaryExpression,
    Conditional,
    DictLiteral,
    ForLoop,
    FStringExpression,
    FunctionCall,
    FunctionDefinition,
    Identifier,
    ListLiteral,
    LiteralExpression,
    Location,
    Program,
    SetLiteral,
    SubscriptExpression,
    TryBlock,
    TupleLiteral,
    WhileLoop,
)
from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.base_transformer import BaseTransformer
from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.expression_transformer import (
    ExpressionTransformer,
)

# Allowed types for Assignment.value
AllowedAssignmentValue = (
    LiteralExpression
    | Identifier
    | BinaryExpression
    | FunctionCall
    | TupleLiteral
    | DictLiteral
    | ListLiteral
    | SetLiteral
    | SubscriptExpression
    | AttributeAccess
    | FStringExpression
)


class StatementTransformer(BaseTransformer):
    """
    Converts Dana statement parse trees into AST nodes.
    Handles all statement types: assignments, control flow, function definitions, imports, try/except, and bare expressions.
    Methods are grouped by grammar hierarchy for clarity and maintainability.
    """

    def __init__(self, main_transformer=None):
        """Initialize the statement transformer and its expression transformer."""
        super().__init__()
        # Use the main transformer's expression transformer if available
        if main_transformer and hasattr(main_transformer, "expression_transformer"):
            self.expression_transformer = main_transformer.expression_transformer
        else:
            self.expression_transformer = ExpressionTransformer(self)

        # Initialize specialized transformers
        from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.statement.agent_context_transformer import (
            AgentContextTransformer,
        )
        from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.statement.assignment_transformer import (
            AssignmentTransformer,
        )
        from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.statement.control_flow_transformer import (
            ControlFlowTransformer,
        )
        from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.statement.function_definition_transformer import (
            FunctionDefinitionTransformer,
        )
        from dana.core.lang.parser.transformer.statement.import_simple_statement_transformer import (
            ImportSimpleStatementTransformer,
        )

        self.assignment_transformer = AssignmentTransformer(self)
        self.control_flow_transformer = ControlFlowTransformer(self)
        self.function_definition_transformer = FunctionDefinitionTransformer(self)
        self.agent_context_transformer = AgentContextTransformer(self)
        self.import_simple_statement_transformer = ImportSimpleStatementTransformer(self)

    def set_filename(self, filename: str | None) -> None:
        """Set the current filename for location tracking and propagate to sub-transformers."""
        super().set_filename(filename)
        # Propagate to sub-transformers
        if hasattr(self.expression_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.expression_transformer.set_filename(filename)
        if hasattr(self.assignment_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.assignment_transformer.set_filename(filename)
        if hasattr(self.control_flow_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.control_flow_transformer.set_filename(filename)
        if hasattr(self.function_definition_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.function_definition_transformer.set_filename(filename)
        if hasattr(self.agent_context_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.agent_context_transformer.set_filename(filename)
        if hasattr(self.import_simple_statement_transformer, "set_filename"):
            self.import_simple_statement_transformer.set_filename(filename)

    # === Program and Statement Entry ===
    def program(self, items):
        """Transform the program rule into a Program node."""
        # Flatten any nested statement lists or Trees
        statements = []
        for item in items:
            if isinstance(item, list):
                statements.extend(item)
            elif hasattr(item, "data") and getattr(item, "data", None) == "statements":
                # Lark Tree node for 'statements' - process children directly
                statements.extend(item.children)
            elif item is not None:
                statements.append(item)

        # Apply post-processing fix for function boundary parsing bug
        statements = self._fix_function_boundary_bug(statements)

        return Program(statements=statements)

    def _fix_function_boundary_bug(self, statements):
        """Fix the function boundary parsing bug by moving misplaced assignments to program level.

        This detects when assignments to local: variables have been incorrectly included
        in function bodies or nested control structures due to indentation parsing bugs,
        and moves them to program level.
        """

        fixed_statements = []
        extracted_assignments = []

        for stmt in statements:
            if isinstance(stmt, FunctionDefinition):
                # Recursively fix function body and nested structures
                fixed_body, extracted = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.body)
                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted)

                # Update function with fixed body
                stmt.body = fixed_body
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)
            else:
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)

        # Add extracted assignments to the end of the program
        fixed_statements.extend(extracted_assignments)

        if extracted_assignments:
            pass

        return fixed_statements

    def _fix_nested_statements(self, statements):
        """Recursively fix nested statements, extracting misplaced local: assignments and function definitions."""

        fixed_statements = []
        extracted_assignments = []
        extracted_functions = []

        for stmt in statements:
            if isinstance(stmt, Assignment) and self._is_local_scoped_assignment(stmt):
                # This assignment should be at program level
                extracted_assignments.append(stmt)
            elif isinstance(stmt, FunctionDefinition):
                # Function definitions should not be nested inside other functions (except for closures)
                # For now, treat all nested function definitions as misplaced due to parser boundary bug
                extracted_functions.append(stmt)
            elif isinstance(stmt, Conditional):
                # Fix conditional body and else_body
                fixed_if_body, extracted_if = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.body)
                fixed_else_body, extracted_else = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.else_body)

                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_if)
                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_else)

                # Update conditional with fixed bodies
                stmt.body = fixed_if_body
                stmt.else_body = fixed_else_body
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)
            elif isinstance(stmt, TryBlock):
                # Fix try body and except blocks
                fixed_try_body, extracted_try = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.body)
                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_try)

                fixed_except_blocks = []
                for except_block in stmt.except_blocks:
                    fixed_except_body, extracted_except = self._fix_nested_statements(except_block.body)
                    extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_except)
                    except_block.body = fixed_except_body
                    fixed_except_blocks.append(except_block)

                # Update try block with fixed bodies
                stmt.body = fixed_try_body
                stmt.except_blocks = fixed_except_blocks
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)
            elif isinstance(stmt, WhileLoop):
                # Fix while body
                fixed_while_body, extracted_while = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.body)
                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_while)
                stmt.body = fixed_while_body
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)
            elif isinstance(stmt, ForLoop):
                # Fix for body
                fixed_for_body, extracted_for = self._fix_nested_statements(stmt.body)
                extracted_assignments.extend(extracted_for)
                stmt.body = fixed_for_body
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)
            else:
                # Keep other statements as-is
                fixed_statements.append(stmt)

        return fixed_statements, extracted_assignments + extracted_functions

    def _is_local_scoped_assignment(self, assignment):
        """Check if an assignment targets a local: scoped variable."""
        from dana.core.lang.ast import Identifier

        if isinstance(assignment, Assignment) and isinstance(assignment.target, Identifier):
            return assignment.target.name.startswith("local:")
        return False

    def statement(self, items):
        """Transform a statement rule (returns the first non-None AST node)."""
        for item in items:
            # Unwrap Tree or list wrappers
            while isinstance(item, list | Tree):
                if isinstance(item, list):
                    item = item[0] if item else None
                elif isinstance(item, Tree) and item is not None and item.children:
                    item = item.children[0]
                else:
                    break
            if item is not None:
                return item
        return None

    # === Compound Statements ===
    def conditional(self, items):
        """Transform a conditional (if) rule into a Conditional node."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.conditional(items)

    def if_part(self, items):
        """Transform if part of conditional into a list with condition first, then body statements."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.if_part(items)

    def else_part(self, items):
        """Transform else part of conditional into a list of body statements."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.else_part(items)

    def while_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a while statement rule into a WhileLoop node."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.while_stmt(items)

    def for_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a for loop rule into a ForLoop node."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.for_stmt(items)

    def _transform_item(self, item):
        """Transform a single item into an AST node."""
        from lark import Tree

        # Use TreeTraverser to help with traversal
        if isinstance(item, Tree):
            # Try to use a specific method for this rule
            rule_name = getattr(item, "data", None)
            if isinstance(rule_name, str):
                method = getattr(self, rule_name, None)
                if method:
                    return method(item.children)

            # If no specific method, fall back to expression transformer
            return self.expression_transformer.expression([item])
        elif isinstance(item, list):
            result = []
            for subitem in item:
                transformed = self._transform_item(subitem)
                if transformed is not None:
                    result.append(transformed)
            return result
        else:
            # For basic tokens, use the expression transformer
            return self.expression_transformer.expression([item])

    def function_def(self, items):
        """Transform a function definition rule into a FunctionDefinition node."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.function_def(items)

    def sync_function_def(self, items):
        """Transform a sync function definition rule into a FunctionDefinition node."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.sync_function_def(items)

    def method_def(self, items):
        """Transform a method definition rule into a FunctionDefinition node (for backward compatibility)."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.method_def(items)

    def decorators(self, items):
        """Transform decorators rule into a list of Decorator nodes."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.decorators(items)

    def decorator(self, items):
        """Transform decorator rule into a Decorator node."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.decorator(items)

    def definition(self, items):
        """Transform a unified definition rule into appropriate AST node."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.definition(items)

    def field(self, items):
        """Transform a unified field rule into a StructField node."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.field(items)

    # === Agent Singleton Definitions ===
    def singleton_agent_def(self, items):
        """Transform a unified singleton agent definition into AST."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.singleton_agent_definition(items)

    def agent_alias_def(self, items):
        """Transform alias-based singleton without block into AST."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.agent_alias_def(items)

    def agent_base_def(self, items):
        """Transform base agent singleton `agent Name` into AST."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.agent_base_def(items)

    def try_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a try-except-finally statement into a TryBlock node."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.try_stmt(items)

    def if_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform an if_stmt rule into a Conditional AST node, handling if/elif/else blocks."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.if_stmt(items)

    def elif_stmts(self, items):
        """Transform a sequence of elif statements into a single nested Conditional structure."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.elif_stmts(items)

    def elif_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a single elif statement into a Conditional node."""
        return self.control_flow_transformer.elif_stmt(items)

    # === Simple Statements ===
    def assignment(self, items):
        """
        Transform an assignment rule into an Assignment node.
        Grammar: assignment: typed_assignment | simple_assignment

        This rule is just a choice, so return the result of whichever was chosen.
        """
        return self.assignment_transformer.assignment(items)

    def declarative_function_assignment(self, items):
        """
        Transform a declarative function assignment rule into a DeclarativeFunctionDefinition node.
        Grammar: declarative_function_assignment: "def" NAME "(" [parameters] ")" ["->" basic_type] "=" atom
        """
        return self.assignment_transformer.declarative_function_assignment(items)

    def expr_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a bare expression statement (expr_stmt) into an Expression AST node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.expr_stmt(items)

    def return_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a return statement rule into a ReturnStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.return_stmt(items)

    def deliver_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a deliver statement rule into a DeliverStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.deliver_stmt(items)

    def break_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a break statement rule into a BreakStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.break_stmt(items)

    def continue_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a continue statement rule into a ContinueStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.continue_stmt(items)

    def pass_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a pass statement rule into a PassStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.pass_stmt(items)

    def raise_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a raise statement rule into a RaiseStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.raise_stmt(items)

    def assert_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform an assert statement rule into an AssertStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.assert_stmt(items)

    # === Import Statements ===
    def import_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform an import statement rule into an ImportStatement or ImportFromStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.import_stmt(items)

    def simple_import(self, items):
        """Transform a simple_import rule into an ImportStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.simple_import(items)

    def from_import(self, items):
        """Transform a from_import rule into an ImportFromStatement node."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.from_import(items)

    # === Argument Handling ===
    def arg_list(self, items):
        """Transform an argument list into a list of arguments."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.arg_list(items)

    def positional_args(self, items):
        """Transform positional arguments into a list."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.positional_args(items)

    def named_args(self, items):
        """Transform named arguments into a dictionary."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.named_args(items)

    def named_arg(self, items):
        """Transform a named argument into a tuple of (name, value)."""
        return self.import_simple_statement_transformer.named_arg(items)

    # === Utility ===
    def _filter_body(self, items):
        """
        Utility to filter out Token and None from a list of items.
        Used to clean up statement bodies extracted from parse trees, removing indentation tokens and empty lines.
        """
        return [item for item in items if not (isinstance(item, Token) or item is None)]

    def identifier(self, items):
        """This method is now handled by VariableTransformer."""
        raise NotImplementedError("identifier is handled by VariableTransformer")

    def _transform_block(self, block):
        """Recursively transform a block (list, Tree, or node) into a flat list of AST nodes."""
        from lark import Tree

        result = []
        if block is None:
            return result

        # If it's a Tree, process its children
        if isinstance(block, Tree):
            # For block nodes, we need to handle the special structure:
            # block: _NL _INDENT statements _DEDENT*
            if block.data == "block":
                # Find the statements node
                for child in block.children:
                    if isinstance(child, Tree) and child.data == "statements":
                        # Process the statements with boundary detection
                        result.extend(self._process_statements_with_boundary_detection(child.children))
                    elif isinstance(child, list):
                        # Direct list of statements
                        result.extend(self._process_statements_with_boundary_detection(child))
            else:
                # For other trees, process children
                for child in block.children:
                    if child is not None:
                        result.extend(self._transform_block(child))
        elif isinstance(block, list):
            # For lists, process each item
            for item in block:
                if item is not None:
                    result.extend(self._transform_block(item))
        elif not isinstance(block, Token | str):  # Skip tokens and strings
            # For other nodes, add directly
            result.append(block)

        return result

    def _process_statements_with_boundary_detection(self, statements):
        """Process statements but stop at function boundary violations.

        This method detects when statements that should be at program level
        are incorrectly included in a function body due to indentation parsing bugs.
        """

        result = []

        for _, stmt in enumerate(statements):
            if stmt is None:
                continue

            # Check if this statement looks like it should be at program level
            if self._is_program_level_statement(stmt):
                # Stop processing here - this statement belongs outside the current scope
                break

            result.append(stmt)

        return result

    def _is_program_level_statement(self, stmt):
        """Detect if a statement should be at program level rather than in a block.

        This detects assignments to local: variables that follow function definitions,
        which are commonly affected by the indentation parsing bug.
        """
        from lark import Tree

        # Check for assignment patterns that suggest program-level scope
        if isinstance(stmt, Tree) and stmt.data == "statement":
            # Look for simple_stmt -> assignment -> simple_assignment pattern
            for child in stmt.children:
                if isinstance(child, Tree) and child.data == "simple_stmt":
                    for grandchild in child.children:
                        if isinstance(grandchild, Tree) and grandchild.data == "assignment":
                            is_local = self._is_assignment_to_local_scope(grandchild)
                            if is_local:
                                # Add debug logging to confirm detection
                                pass
                            return is_local

        return False

    def _is_assignment_to_local_scope(self, assignment_tree):
        """Check if an assignment tree assigns to a local: scoped variable."""
        from lark import Tree

        # Navigate through assignment -> simple_assignment -> target -> atom -> variable -> scoped_var
        for child in assignment_tree.children:
            if isinstance(child, Tree) and child.data == "simple_assignment":
                for grandchild in child.children:
                    if isinstance(grandchild, Tree) and grandchild.data == "target":
                        return self._target_uses_local_scope(grandchild)

        return False

    def _target_uses_local_scope(self, target_tree):
        """Check if a target tree references a local: scoped variable."""
        from lark import Tree

        # Navigate through target -> atom -> variable -> scoped_var
        for child in target_tree.children:
            if isinstance(child, Tree) and child.data == "atom":
                for grandchild in child.children:
                    if isinstance(grandchild, Tree) and grandchild.data == "variable":
                        for ggchild in grandchild.children:
                            if isinstance(ggchild, Tree) and ggchild.data == "scoped_var":
                                # Check if scope_prefix is "local"
                                for gggchild in ggchild.children:
                                    if hasattr(gggchild, "type") and gggchild.type == "LOCAL":
                                        return True

        return False

    # === Parameter Handling ===
    def parameters(self, items):
        """Transform parameters rule into a list of Parameter objects."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.parameters(items)

    def parameter(self, items):
        """Transform a parameter rule into an Identifier object."""
        return self.function_definition_transformer.parameter(items)

    def binary_expr(self, items):
        """Transform a binary expression rule into a BinaryExpression node."""
        left = items[0]
        operator = items[1]
        right = items[2]

        # Handle unscoped variables in binary expressions
        if isinstance(left, Identifier) and ":" not in left.name:
            left.name = f"local:{left.name}"
        if isinstance(right, Identifier) and ":" not in right.name:
            right.name = f"local:{right.name}"

        return BinaryExpression(left=left, operator=operator, right=right)

    def _filter_relevant_items(self, items):
        """
        Filter out irrelevant items from parse tree items.
        Removes None values, comment tokens, and other non-semantic elements.
        """
        relevant = []
        for item in items:
            # Skip None values (optional grammar elements that weren't present)
            if item is None:
                continue
            # Skip comment tokens
            if hasattr(item, "type") and item.type == "COMMENT":
                continue
            # Skip empty tokens or whitespace-only tokens
            if isinstance(item, Token) and (not item.value or item.value.isspace()):
                continue
            # Keep everything else
            relevant.append(item)
        return relevant

    # === Type Hint Support ===
    def basic_type(self, items):
        """Transform a basic_type rule into a TypeHint node."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.basic_type(items)

    def typed_assignment(self, items):
        """Transform a typed assignment rule into an Assignment node with type hint."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.typed_assignment(items)

    def simple_assignment(self, items):
        """Transform a simple assignment rule into an Assignment node without type hint."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.simple_assignment(items)

    def function_call_assignment(self, items):
        """Transform a function_call_assignment rule into an Assignment node with object-returning statement."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.function_call_assignment(items)

    def compound_assignment(self, items):
        """Transform a compound assignment rule into a CompoundAssignment node."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.compound_assignment(items)

    def compound_op(self, items):
        """Transform a compound operator rule into the operator string."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.compound_op(items)

    def return_object_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a return_object_stmt rule into the appropriate object-returning statement."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.return_object_stmt(items)

    def typed_parameter(self, items):
        """Transform a typed parameter rule into a Parameter object."""
        return self.assignment_transformer.typed_parameter(items)

    def mixed_arguments(self, items):
        """Transform mixed_arguments rule into a structured list."""
        return self.agent_context_transformer.mixed_arguments(items)

    def with_arg(self, items):
        """Transform with_arg rule - pass through the child (either kw_arg or expr)."""
        return self.agent_context_transformer.with_arg(items)

    def with_context_manager(self, items):
        """Transform with_context_manager rule - pass through the expression."""
        return self.agent_context_transformer.with_context_manager(items)

    def with_stmt(self, items):
        """Transform a with statement rule into a WithStatement node."""
        return self.agent_context_transformer.with_stmt(items)

    def create_location(self, item: Any) -> Location | None:
        """Create a Location object from a token or tree node."""
        if isinstance(item, Token):
            if item.line is not None and item.column is not None:
                return Location(line=item.line, column=item.column, source="")
        if hasattr(item, "line") and hasattr(item, "column") and item.line is not None and item.column is not None:
            return Location(line=item.line, column=item.column, source="")
        return None

    def statements(self, items):
        """Transform the statements rule into a list of statements."""
        # Filter out None values (from comments or empty lines)
        statements = [item for item in items if item is not None]
        return statements
