acdream/tests/AcDream.App.Tests/Rendering/Walk/RetailFrameWalkTests.cs

using System.Numerics;
using AcDream.App.Rendering.Walk;

namespace AcDream.App.Tests.Rendering.Walk;

public sealed class RetailFrameWalkTests
{
    private sealed class Recorder : IWalkEventSink
    {
        public readonly List<WalkEvent> Events = new();

        /// <summary>S3 chunk 3 (§9.3 T2): the SAME sequence <see cref="Signature"/>
        /// reads plus <c>LC</c>/<c>SC</c> land-cell turns interleaved at the
        /// exact point <see cref="RetailFrameWalk.DrawLandscape"/> fires
        /// them — proves the terrain/building/object-turn ORDER, not just
        /// each vocabulary in isolation.</summary>
        public readonly List<string> Combined = new();

        public void Emit(in WalkEvent walkEvent)
        {
            Events.Add(walkEvent);
            Combined.Add(walkEvent.Kind switch
            {
                WalkEventKind.Landscape => "LS",
                WalkEventKind.Building => $"BLD:{walkEvent.CellId:x8}",
                WalkEventKind.DrawInside => $"DI:{walkEvent.CellId:x8}",
                WalkEventKind.DrawCells =>
                    $"DC:ov={walkEvent.OutsideViewCount}:{string.Join(',', walkEvent.Cells.Select(c => c.ToString("x8")))}",
                _ => "?",
            });
        }

        // S3 chunk 3: LC uses the SAME "(landblockId & 0xFFFF0000) |
        // (cellIndex+1)" convention as the interface's own OnLandscapeCellTurn
        // default (below) — comparable directly against SC for the same cell.
        public void OnLandCellTurn(uint landblockId, int sideCellCount, int cellIndex)
            => Combined.Add(
                $"LC:{(landblockId & 0xFFFF0000u) | (uint)(cellIndex + 1):x8}");

        public void OnLandscapeCellTurn(uint cellId) => Combined.Add($"SC:{cellId:x8}");

        public string Signature()
            => string.Join("|", Events.Select(e => e.Kind switch
            {
                WalkEventKind.Landscape => "LS",
                WalkEventKind.Building => $"BLD:{e.CellId:x8}",
                WalkEventKind.DrawInside => $"DI:{e.CellId:x8}",
                WalkEventKind.DrawCells =>
                    $"DC:ov={e.OutsideViewCount}:{string.Join(',', e.Cells.Select(c => c.ToString("x8")))}",
                _ => "?",
            }));
    }

    private sealed class Caster : IWalkRayCaster
    {
        public Vector3 RayThrough(float screenX, float screenY)
            => new(screenX, screenY, 100f);
    }

    private sealed class TestContext : IWalkFrameContext, IRetailFrameWalkContext
    {
        public readonly Dictionary<uint, WalkCell> Cells = new();
        private readonly Matrix4x4 _viewProj;

        public TestContext()
        {
            Matrix4x4 view = Matrix4x4.CreateLookAt(
                Vector3.Zero, new Vector3(0, 0, -1), Vector3.UnitY);
            Matrix4x4 proj = Matrix4x4.CreatePerspectiveFieldOfView(1.2f, 1f, 0.1f, 1000f);
            _viewProj = view * proj;
        }

        public Vector3 ViewpointIn(WalkCell cell) => Vector3.Zero;
        public Matrix4x4 ObjectToClip(WalkCell cell) => _viewProj;
        public WalkCell? GetVisible(uint cellId) => Cells.GetValueOrDefault(cellId);
        public IWalkRayCaster Rays { get; } = new Caster();
        public Vector3 WorldViewpoint => Vector3.Zero;
        public float ViewportWidth => 640f;
        public float ViewportHeight => 480f;

        public Vector3 ViewpointInBuilding(WalkBuilding building) => Vector3.Zero;
        public float ViewerDistanceTo(WalkBuilding building) => 0f;
        public IWalkFrameContext CellContext => this;
        // Permissive near plane: every column wholly inside.
        // S3 chunk 3 (T2): settable, default unchanged — a permissive
        // horizontal near plane every pre-existing test in this file still
        // gets. T2 overrides it with a VERTICAL plane to carve a real
        // out-of-view cell out of an admitted block via WalkVisibilityMath's
        // OWN geometry (not a hand-set CellInView CheckBlocks would just
        // overwrite).
        public WalkPlane CyPlane { get; set; } = new(new Vector3(0, 0, 1), 0f);
        public void SetActiveView(WalkPortalView views, int index) { }

        public int ClipBuildingPolygon(
            WalkBuilding building, WalkPolygon polygon, int side, Span<WalkScreenPoint> output)
            => 0;   // no BSP-driven look-ins in these composition fixtures
    }

    private static WalkPolygon Quad(float z, bool facingViewer = true) => new()
    {
        Vertices =
        [
            new Vector3(-0.5f, -0.5f, z), new Vector3(0.5f, -0.5f, z),
            new Vector3(0.5f, 0.5f, z), new Vector3(-0.5f, 0.5f, z),
        ],
        Plane = new WalkPlane(new Vector3(0, 0, facingViewer ? 1f : -1f), facingViewer ? -z : z),
    };

    private static WalkLandscape Landscape3x3()
    {
        var landscape = new WalkLandscape
        {
            MidWidth = 3,
            Blocks = new WalkLandBlock?[9],
            ViewerBlockX = 1,
            ViewerBlockY = 1,
            ViewerCellX = 0,
            ViewerCellY = 0,
        };
        for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++)
        {
            landscape.Blocks[i] = new WalkLandBlock { MaxZ = 10f, MinZ = 0f };
            landscape.Blocks[i]!.EnsureCellArrays();
        }
        return landscape;
    }

    [Fact]
    public void Outdoor_frame_emits_landscape_then_buildings_far_to_near()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        WalkLandscape landscape = Landscape3x3();
        // A building in ring-1 block (0,0), and two in the viewer block:
        // one at the block's far corner, one at the viewer's closest cell.
        var ringBuilding = new WalkBuilding { PositionCellId = 0xAAAA0001 };
        var farBuilding = new WalkBuilding { PositionCellId = 0xBBBB0002 };
        var nearBuilding = new WalkBuilding { PositionCellId = 0xCCCC0003 };
        landscape.Blocks[0]!.CellBuildings[0] = ringBuilding;              // block (0,0)
        WalkLandBlock viewerBlock = landscape.Blocks[1 * 3 + 1]!;
        viewerBlock.CellBuildings[7 * 8 + 7] = farBuilding;                // far corner cell
        viewerBlock.CellBuildings[0] = nearBuilding;                       // the closest cell (viewer at 0,0)
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();
        var recorder = new Recorder();

        // ViewCount == 0 exercises the CY-only visibility arm deterministically.
        walk.DrawLandscape(landscape, new WalkPortalView(), ctx, recorder);

        Assert.Equal(
            "LS|BLD:aaaa0001|BLD:bbbb0002|BLD:cccc0003",
            recorder.Signature());
    }

    [Fact]
    public void Degraded_building_still_emits_its_entry_event()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();
        var recorder = new Recorder();
        var building = new WalkBuilding { PositionCellId = 0xF518002E, HasGeometry = false };

        walk.DrawBuilding(building, new WalkPortalView(), ctx, recorder);

        Assert.Equal("BLD:f518002e", recorder.Signature());
    }

    // ── T2 (S3 chunk 3 §9.3): the per-cell interleave — DrawLandCell (LC)
    // fires BEFORE its own cell's building/object turn, cells draw
    // far-to-near, an out-of-view cell under alwaysDrawObjects keeps its
    // sort turn (SC) but gets NO LC, and no whole-stage terrain event
    // exists any more (superseded — S3 §9.1 R4). Real CalcDrawOrder/
    // CheckBlocks run (not hand-set and bypassed): a VERTICAL CyPlane
    // (N=(1,0,0)) at X-threshold 30 carves an honest "one column
    // out-of-view" result out of the viewer's own 8-side block via
    // WalkVisibilityMath's OWN corner-vs-plane test — LandCellCheck's
    // n!=8 branch marks EVERY cell PartiallyInside unconditionally, so an
    // out-of-view CELL (as opposed to a whole out-of-view BLOCK, which
    // DrawLandscape's own block-level gate skips entirely, LC and SC
    // alike) is only reachable at full n==8 resolution — hence the near
    // block's own SC count is unavoidably 64 (AlwaysDrawObjects fires for
    // every cell of an admitted block regardless of individual
    // visibility), so this test asserts STRUCTURALLY (membership + local
    // order) rather than as one 64-cell literal sequence; T1 separately
    // pins the exact draw ORDER via LandWalkOrder + CalcDrawOrder against
    // the real retail transcripts. ────────────────────────────────────────

    [Fact]
    public void DrawLandscape_InterleavesLandCellTurnsWithBuildingAndObjectTurns_FarToNear()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext
        {
            // Vertical plane (Z-independent): GetPointLimit's third arm
            // reduces to "d = x*1 + D < -eps => Outside" at (x, y, 0) — a
            // pure world-X half-space test, the CY-only arm (ViewCount==0
            // below) is the sole plane BlockCheck consults.
            CyPlane = new WalkPlane(new Vector3(1, 0, 0), -30f),
        };
        var landscape = new WalkLandscape
        {
            MidWidth = 2,
            Blocks = new WalkLandBlock?[4],
            ViewerBlockX = 0,
            ViewerBlockY = 0,
            ViewerCellX = 0,
            ViewerCellY = 0,
        };

        // The viewer's own block (grid slot 0 = (0,0)): world X/Y in
        // [0, 192). Threshold 30 excludes the cx=0 column (X in [0,24], both
        // corners < 30) and admits every other column (cx=1's west corner
        // straddles at X=24 -> PartiallyInside; cx>=2 is fully >= 30).
        var nearBlock = new WalkLandBlock
        {
            LandblockId = 0x11110000u, SideCellCount = 8, MaxZ = 10f, MinZ = 0f,
        };
        nearBlock.EnsureCellArrays();
        // A building at an ordinary in-view cell (cx=3, cy=0), away from
        // both the excluded column and the closest/farthest cells.
        var building = new WalkBuilding { PositionCellId = 0x11110019u, HasGeometry = false };
        nearBlock.CellBuildings[3 * 8 + 0] = building;

        // The far block (grid slot 3 = (1,1), the diagonal corner — drawn
        // FIRST since GetBlockOrder puts ring-1 slots ahead of the viewer's
        // own and DrawLandscape walks that list BACKWARDS). World X/Y in
        // [192, 384) sits comfortably east of the threshold -> the block
        // itself is EntirelyInside; its one LOD-1 cell still classifies
        // PartiallyInside (LandCellCheck's n!=8 branch marks every cell of
        // a coarse block that way unconditionally) — either way, != Outside,
        // so it still gets an LC turn, which is all this test needs.
        var farBlock = new WalkLandBlock
        {
            LandblockId = 0x22220000u, SideCellCount = 1, MaxZ = 10f, MinZ = 0f,
        };
        farBlock.EnsureCellArrays();

        landscape.Blocks[0] = nearBlock;
        landscape.Blocks[3] = farBlock;

        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();   // AlwaysDrawObjects defaults true (retail default).
        var recorder = new Recorder();

        // ViewCount == 0 exercises the CY-only visibility arm deterministically
        // (matches Outdoor_frame_emits_landscape_then_buildings_far_to_near's
        // own convention) — the CyPlane above is the ONLY plane consulted.
        walk.DrawLandscape(landscape, new WalkPortalView(), ctx, recorder);

        Assert.Equal("LS", recorder.Combined[0]);
        // S3 chunk 3 fix round 1 (F6): the "no TERRAIN event" assertion this
        // line used to make was vacuous — this Recorder's own vocabulary
        // (Combined) never had a "TERRAIN"-prefixed entry to begin with, so
        // the assertion could never fail. WalkFrameEventKind has no
        // TerrainSlice case any more (chunk 3 deleted it outright), and the
        // driver-level pins in WalkFrameDriverTests (F4: the outdoor-root,
        // interior-root, and cross-landblock-batching RunFrame tests) are
        // what actually prove no whole-stage terrain draw survives.

        const uint farCellId = 0x22220001u;
        int farLcIndex = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"LC:{farCellId:x8}");
        int farScIndex = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"SC:{farCellId:x8}");
        Assert.True(farLcIndex >= 0 && farScIndex > farLcIndex, "far block: LC before SC");

        var outsideIds = new List<uint>();
        var insideIds = new List<uint>();
        for (int cx = 0; cx < 8; cx++)
        for (int cy = 0; cy < 8; cy++)
        {
            uint cellId = 0x11110000u | (uint)(cx * 8 + cy + 1);
            (cx == 0 ? outsideIds : insideIds).Add(cellId);
        }

        // Far block draws entirely before ANY near-block content — the
        // far-to-near block order.
        int nearFirstIndex = insideIds.Concat(outsideIds)
            .Select(id => recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"SC:{id:x8}"))
            .Where(i => i >= 0)
            .Min();
        Assert.True(farScIndex < nearFirstIndex, "far block must draw before the near block");

        // The excluded column: SC fires (AlwaysDrawObjects), LC never does.
        foreach (uint cellId in outsideIds)
        {
            Assert.Contains($"SC:{cellId:x8}", recorder.Combined);
            Assert.DoesNotContain($"LC:{cellId:x8}", recorder.Combined);
        }

        // Every other near-block cell: LC before SC (with the one
        // building's BLD sitting strictly between them for its own cell).
        Assert.Equal(56, insideIds.Count);
        foreach (uint cellId in insideIds)
        {
            int lc = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"LC:{cellId:x8}");
            int sc = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"SC:{cellId:x8}");
            Assert.True(lc >= 0, $"cell 0x{cellId:x8} must have an LC turn");
            Assert.True(sc > lc, $"cell 0x{cellId:x8}: LC must precede SC");
        }

        const uint buildingCellId = 0x11110019u;
        int bldIndex = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"BLD:{buildingCellId:x8}");
        int buildingLc = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"LC:{buildingCellId:x8}");
        int buildingSc = recorder.Combined.IndexOf($"SC:{buildingCellId:x8}");
        Assert.True(bldIndex >= 0, "the building's own cell must emit BLD");
        Assert.True(buildingLc < bldIndex && bldIndex < buildingSc, "LC, then BLD, then SC");
    }

    [Fact]
    public void Interior_frame_without_exit_views_skips_the_landscape()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        // One facing portal only: the flood stays in the cell, no exit view.
        var cell = new WalkCell
        {
            CellId = 0xA9B40178,
            Portals = [new WalkCellPortal
            {
                OtherCellId = 0xA9B40179, PolygonIndex = 0, PortalSide = 1, OtherPortalId = 0,
            }],
            PortalPolygons = [Quad(-2f)],
        };
        ctx.Cells[cell.CellId] = cell;
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();
        var recorder = new Recorder();

        walk.WalkFrame(cell.CellId, cell, Landscape3x3(), ctx, recorder);

        Assert.Equal("DI:a9b40178|DC:ov=0:a9b40178", recorder.Signature());
    }

    [Fact]
    public void Interior_frame_with_an_exit_view_draws_the_landscape_through_it()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        var cell = new WalkCell
        {
            CellId = 0xA9B40150,
            Portals = [new WalkCellPortal
            {
                OtherCellId = 0xFFFFFFFF, PolygonIndex = 0, PortalSide = 0, OtherPortalId = -1,
            }],
            PortalPolygons = [Quad(-2f)],
        };
        ctx.Cells[cell.CellId] = cell;
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();
        var recorder = new Recorder();
        var landscape = new WalkLandscape
        {
            MidWidth = 1,
            Blocks = new WalkLandBlock?[1],
            ViewerBlockX = 0,
            ViewerBlockY = 0,
        };

        walk.WalkFrame(cell.CellId, cell, landscape, ctx, recorder);

        Assert.Equal("DI:a9b40150|DC:ov=1:a9b40150|LS", recorder.Signature());
    }

    // ── T4 / R1 (S3 chunk 2): RenderDeviceD3D::Init @0x0059efb0 constructs
    // TWO PViews — indoor_pview = PView(…, 1) [draw_landscape=true] and
    // outdoor_pview = PView(…, 0) [draw_landscape=false]. A building
    // look-in's own DrawCells always runs through the OUTDOOR pview
    // (RetailFrameWalk.DrawBuilding passes _outdoorPView into
    // WalkBuildingPortals.DrawPortal), so it can never raise an outside
    // view regardless of what portals the reached cell has — the mechanism
    // itself (draw_landscape gating outside_view population) is pinned at
    // the WalkPView level by
    // WalkPViewFloodTests.Exit_portal_raises_the_outside_view_only_when_landscape_is_drawn;
    // this test pins the ASSEMBLY fact that RetailFrameWalk wires the two
    // PView instances with the correct flags.
    [Fact]
    public void RetailFrameWalk_WiresTheOutdoorPViewWithDrawLandscapeFalse_AndTheInteriorPViewTrue()
    {
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();

        Assert.False(walk.OutdoorPView.DrawLandscape);
        Assert.True(walk.InteriorPView.DrawLandscape);
    }

    [Fact]
    public void Outdoor_camera_cell_roots_the_landscape_walk()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();
        var recorder = new Recorder();

        // Low word < 0x100 = an outdoor landcell id.
        walk.WalkFrame(0xA9B40015, null, Landscape3x3(), ctx, recorder);

        Assert.StartsWith("LS", recorder.Signature());
    }

    [Fact]
    public void View_state_unwinds_completely_after_an_interior_frame()
    {
        var ctx = new TestContext();
        var stabCell = new WalkCell { CellId = 0xA9B40151 };
        var cell = new WalkCell
        {
            CellId = 0xA9B40150,
            StabList = [0xA9B40151u],
            Portals = [new WalkCellPortal
            {
                OtherCellId = 0xA9B40151, PolygonIndex = 0, PortalSide = 0, OtherPortalId = 0,
            }],
            PortalPolygons = [Quad(-2f)],
        };
        stabCell.Portals = [new WalkCellPortal
        {
            OtherCellId = 0xA9B40150, PolygonIndex = 0, PortalSide = 1, OtherPortalId = 0,
        }];
        stabCell.PortalPolygons = [Quad(-2f)];
        ctx.Cells[cell.CellId] = cell;
        ctx.Cells[stabCell.CellId] = stabCell;
        var walk = new RetailFrameWalk();

        walk.WalkFrame(cell.CellId, cell, Landscape3x3(), ctx, new Recorder());

        Assert.Equal(0, cell.NumView);
        Assert.Equal(0, stabCell.NumView);
    }
}