"""
Vocab postprocessing: deterministic quality fixes for OCR-extracted vocabulary.

- Character confusion fix (I/1/l/|)
- Comma-separated word form splitting
- Example sentence attachment to matching vocab entries

Split from cv_ocr_engines.py for maintainability.
"""

import re
from typing import Any, Dict, List


# =============================================================================
# Post-Processing: Deterministic Quality Fixes
# =============================================================================

# --- A. Character Confusion Fix (I/1/l) ---

# Common OCR confusion pairs in vocabulary context
_CHAR_CONFUSION_RULES = [
    # "1" at word start followed by lowercase → likely "I" or "l"
    # Exception: NOT before "." or "," (numbered list prefix: "1. Kreuz", "1, 2, 3")
    (re.compile(r'\b1([a-z])'), r'I\1'),           # 1ch → Ich, 1want → Iwant
    # Standalone "1" → "I" (English pronoun), but NOT "1." or "1," (list number)
    (re.compile(r'(?<!\d)\b1\b(?![\d.,])'), 'I'),  # "1 want" → "I want"
    # "|" → "I", but NOT when embedded between letters (syllable divider: Ka|me|rad)
    # and NOT "|." or "|," (those are "1." list prefixes → spell-checker handles them)
    (re.compile(r'(?<![a-zA-ZäöüÄÖÜß])\|(?!\||[.,])'), 'I'),  # |ch → Ich, | want → I want
]

# Cross-language indicators: if DE has these, EN "1" is almost certainly "I"
_DE_INDICATORS_FOR_EN_I = {'ich', 'mich', 'mir', 'mein', 'meine', 'meiner', 'meinem'}


def _fix_character_confusion(entries: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
    """Fix common OCR character confusions using context.

    Deterministic rules:
    - "1" at word start → "I" or "l" based on context
    - Cross-reference EN↔DE: if DE contains "ich/mich/mir", EN "1" → "I"
    - "y " artifact at word boundaries → remove (e.g. "y you" → "you")
    """
    for entry in entries:
        en = entry.get('english', '') or ''
        de = entry.get('german', '') or ''
        ex = entry.get('example', '') or ''

        # Apply general rules to all fields
        for pattern, replacement in _CHAR_CONFUSION_RULES:
            en = pattern.sub(replacement, en)
            de = pattern.sub(replacement, de)
            ex = pattern.sub(replacement, ex)

        # Cross-reference: if DE has "ich"/"mich" indicators, fix EN "1" → "I"
        de_lower_words = set(de.lower().replace(',', ' ').split())
        if de_lower_words & _DE_INDICATORS_FOR_EN_I:
            # Any remaining "1" in EN that looks like "I"
            en = re.sub(r'\b1\b(?![\d.,])', 'I', en)

        # Fix "y " artifact before repeated word: "y you" → "you"
        en = re.sub(r'\by\s+([a-z])', r'\1', en)
        ex = re.sub(r'\by\s+([a-z])', r'\1', ex)

        entry['english'] = en.strip()
        entry['german'] = de.strip()
        entry['example'] = ex.strip()

    return entries


# --- B. Comma-Separated Word Form Splitting ---

def _is_singular_plural_pair(parts: List[str]) -> bool:
    """Detect if comma-separated parts are singular/plural forms of the same word.

    E.g. "mouse, mice" or "Maus, Mäuse" → True (should NOT be split).
    "break, broke, broken" → False (different verb forms, OK to split).

    Heuristic: exactly 2 parts that share a common prefix of >= 50% length,
    OR one part is a known plural suffix of the other (e.g. +s, +es, +en).
    """
    if len(parts) != 2:
        return False

    a, b = parts[0].lower().strip(), parts[1].lower().strip()
    if not a or not b:
        return False

    # Common prefix heuristic: if words share >= 50% of the shorter word,
    # they are likely forms of the same word (Maus/Mäuse, child/children).
    min_len = min(len(a), len(b))
    common = 0
    for ca, cb in zip(a, b):
        if ca == cb:
            common += 1
        else:
            break
    if common >= max(2, min_len * 0.5):
        return True

    # Umlaut relation: one form adds umlaut (a→ä, o→ö, u→ü)
    umlaut_map = str.maketrans('aou', 'äöü')
    if a.translate(umlaut_map) == b or b.translate(umlaut_map) == a:
        return True

    return False


def _split_comma_entries(entries: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
    """Split entries with comma-separated word forms into individual entries.

    E.g. EN: "break, broke, broken" / DE: "brechen, brach, gebrochen"
    → 3 entries: break/brechen, broke/brach, broken/gebrochen

    Does NOT split singular/plural pairs like "mouse, mice" / "Maus, Mäuse"
    because those are forms of the same vocabulary entry.

    Only splits when both EN and DE have the same number of comma-parts,
    parts are short (word forms, not sentences), and at least 3 parts
    (to avoid splitting pairs that likely belong together).
    """
    result: List[Dict[str, Any]] = []

    for entry in entries:
        en = (entry.get('english', '') or '').strip()
        de = (entry.get('german', '') or '').strip()

        # Split by comma (but not inside brackets or parentheses)
        en_parts = _split_by_comma(en)
        de_parts = _split_by_comma(de)

        # Only split if we have multiple parts and counts match
        should_split = False
        if len(en_parts) > 1 and len(de_parts) > 1 and len(en_parts) == len(de_parts):
            # All parts must be short (word forms, not sentences)
            if all(len(p.split()) <= 3 for p in en_parts) and all(len(p.split()) <= 3 for p in de_parts):
                # Do NOT split singular/plural pairs (2 parts that are
                # forms of the same word)
                if _is_singular_plural_pair(en_parts) or _is_singular_plural_pair(de_parts):
                    should_split = False
                else:
                    should_split = True

        if not should_split:
            result.append(entry)
            continue

        # Split into individual entries
        for k in range(len(en_parts)):
            sub = dict(entry)  # shallow copy
            sub['english'] = en_parts[k].strip()
            sub['german'] = de_parts[k].strip() if k < len(de_parts) else ''
            sub['example'] = ''  # examples get attached later
            sub['split_from_comma'] = True
            result.append(sub)

    # Re-number
    for i, e in enumerate(result):
        e['row_index'] = i

    return result


def _split_by_comma(text: str) -> List[str]:
    """Split text by commas, but not inside brackets [...] or parens (...)."""
    if ',' not in text:
        return [text]

    parts = []
    depth_bracket = 0
    depth_paren = 0
    current = []

    for ch in text:
        if ch == '[':
            depth_bracket += 1
        elif ch == ']':
            depth_bracket = max(0, depth_bracket - 1)
        elif ch == '(':
            depth_paren += 1
        elif ch == ')':
            depth_paren = max(0, depth_paren - 1)
        elif ch == ',' and depth_bracket == 0 and depth_paren == 0:
            parts.append(''.join(current).strip())
            current = []
            continue
        current.append(ch)

    if current:
        parts.append(''.join(current).strip())

    # Filter empty parts
    return [p for p in parts if p]


# --- C. Example Sentence Attachment ---

def _find_best_vocab_match(example_text: str, vocab_entries: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> int:
    """Find the vocab entry whose English word(s) best match the example sentence.

    Returns index into vocab_entries, or -1 if no match found.
    Uses word stem overlap: "a broken arm" matches "broken" or "break".
    """
    if not vocab_entries or not example_text:
        return -1

    example_lower = example_text.lower()
    example_words = set(re.findall(r'[a-zäöüß]+', example_lower))

    best_idx = -1
    best_score = 0

    for i, entry in enumerate(vocab_entries):
        en = (entry.get('english', '') or '').lower()
        if not en:
            continue

        # Extract vocab words (split on space, comma, newline)
        vocab_words = set(re.findall(r'[a-zäöüß]+', en))

        # Score: how many vocab words appear in the example?
        # Also check if example words share a common stem (first 4 chars)
        direct_matches = vocab_words & example_words
        score = len(direct_matches) * 10

        # Stem matching: "broken" matches "break" via shared prefix "bro"/"bre"
        if score == 0:
            for vw in vocab_words:
                if len(vw) < 3:
                    continue
                stem = vw[:4] if len(vw) >= 4 else vw[:3]
                for ew in example_words:
                    if len(ew) >= len(stem) and ew[:len(stem)] == stem:
                        score += 5
                        break

        if score > best_score:
            best_score = score
            best_idx = i

    return best_idx if best_score > 0 else -1


def _attach_example_sentences(entries: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
    """Attach rows with EN text but no DE translation as examples to matching vocab entries.

    Vocabulary worksheets often have:
      Row 1: break, broke, broken / brechen, brach, gebrochen
      Row 2: a broken arm          (no DE → example for "broken")
      Row 3: a broken plate         (no DE → example for "broken")
      Row 4: egg / Ei               (has DE → new vocab entry)

    Rules (deterministic, generic):
    - A row is an "example row" if it has EN text but NO DE text (or very short DE ≤2 chars)
    - Find the best matching vocab entry by checking which entry's English words
      appear in the example sentence (semantic matching via word overlap)
    - Fall back to the nearest preceding entry if no word match found
    - Multiple examples get joined with " | "
    """
    if not entries:
        return entries

    # Separate into vocab entries (have DE) and example candidates (no DE)
    vocab_entries: List[Dict[str, Any]] = []
    examples_for: Dict[int, List[str]] = {}  # vocab_index → list of example texts

    for entry in entries:
        en = (entry.get('english', '') or '').strip()
        de = (entry.get('german', '') or '').strip()
        ex = (entry.get('example', '') or '').strip()

        # Treat single-char DE as OCR noise, not real translation.
        # "Ei" (2 chars) is a valid German word, so threshold is 1.
        has_de = len(de) > 1
        has_en = bool(en)

        # Heuristic: a row without DE is an "example sentence" only if
        # the EN text looks like a sentence (>= 4 words, or contains
        # typical sentence punctuation).  Short EN text (1-3 words) is
        # more likely a vocab entry whose DE was missed by OCR.
        _looks_like_sentence = (
            len(en.split()) >= 4
            or en.rstrip().endswith(('.', '!', '?'))
        )
        is_example_candidate = (
            has_en and not has_de and _looks_like_sentence and vocab_entries
        )

        if is_example_candidate:
            # This is an example sentence — find best matching vocab entry
            example_text = en

            match_idx = _find_best_vocab_match(en, vocab_entries)
            if match_idx < 0:
                # No word match → fall back to last entry
                match_idx = len(vocab_entries) - 1

            if match_idx not in examples_for:
                examples_for[match_idx] = []
            examples_for[match_idx].append(example_text)
        else:
            vocab_entries.append(entry)

    # Attach examples to their matched vocab entries
    for idx, example_list in examples_for.items():
        if 0 <= idx < len(vocab_entries):
            entry = vocab_entries[idx]
            existing_ex = (entry.get('example', '') or '').strip()
            new_examples = ' | '.join(example_list)
            entry['example'] = f"{existing_ex} | {new_examples}" if existing_ex else new_examples

    # Re-number
    for i, e in enumerate(vocab_entries):
        e['row_index'] = i

    return vocab_entries