acdream/tests/AcDream.App.Tests/UI/Layout/MapHousePanelLiveDatMountTests.cs

using System.IO;
using AcDream.App.UI;
using AcDream.App.UI.Layout;
using AcDream.Core.Net.Messages;
using DatReaderWriter;
using DatReaderWriter.Options;

namespace AcDream.App.Tests.UI.Layout;

/// <summary>
/// Live-DAT mount pin for the Map tab's player/house marker icons — THE test
/// that would have caught the Batch C icon-resolution gap (register row
/// AD-108) at commit time.
///
/// <para>
/// The fixture-based <see cref="MapHousePanelControllerTests"/> could not
/// catch it: their fake resolvers answer ANY id, so the production resolve
/// mechanism itself was never exercised against real data. This test
/// reproduces <see cref="RetailUiRuntime.MountMapHousePanel"/>'s exact
/// recipe against the INSTALLED DATs (sprite/font resolution stubbed —
/// structure only, same as every committed-fixture build): the panel-slot
/// <c>LayoutImporter.ImportInfos(dats, hostLayoutId, slotElementId)</c>
/// import, <see cref="LayoutImporter.Build"/>, real
/// import-then-build hotspot/template resolution, and the
/// <see cref="MapPageController.Bindings.IconBuilder"/> build seam —
/// then asserts the two icons actually materialize as built elements.
/// </para>
///
/// <para>
/// Gated like every other installed-DAT family here:
/// <c>[InstalledDatFact]</c>, opt in with
/// <c>ACDREAM_PROBE_LIVE_MOUNT=1</c> (the App suite's live-DAT baseline
/// mode); <c>ACDREAM_DAT_DIR</c> overrides the ordinary
/// Documents/Asheron's Call location.
/// </para>
/// </summary>
public sealed class MapHousePanelLiveDatMountTests
{
    private static string DatDirectory =>
        Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("ACDREAM_DAT_DIR")
        ?? Path.Combine(
            Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.UserProfile),
            "Documents",
            "Asheron's Call");

    [InstalledDatFact]
    public void MountRecipe_ResolvesPlayerAndHouseIcons_UnderTheMapWidget()
    {
        using var dats = new DatCollection(DatDirectory, DatAccessType.Read);

        // ── AD-108's structural facts, pinned ────────────────────────────
        // 1) A COLD standalone re-import starting from the icon's own id
        //    returns null: the raw LayoutDesc Elements-table walk never
        //    reaches m_pMap's nested children. This is WHY the IconBuilder
        //    seam exists — if a future DAT regeneration makes this resolve,
        //    this pin flags that the seam could be revisited.
        Assert.Null(LayoutImporter.ImportInfos(
            dats,
            MapHousePanelController.HostLayoutId,
            MapPageController.PlayerIconId));
        Assert.Null(LayoutImporter.ImportInfos(
            dats,
            MapHousePanelController.HostLayoutId,
            MapPageController.HouseIconId));

        // 2) The full panel-slot resolve — what MountMapHousePanel actually
        //    imports — DOES materialize both icons, nested under m_pMap.
        ElementInfo? rootInfo = LayoutImporter.ImportInfos(
            dats,
            MapHousePanelController.HostLayoutId,
            MapHousePanelController.SlotElementId);
        Assert.NotNull(rootInfo);

        // ── The production mount recipe (sprites/fonts stubbed) ──────────
        ImportedLayout layout = LayoutImporter.Build(rootInfo!, static _ => (0u, 0, 0), null);

        UiElement? ResolveTemplate(uint layoutId, uint elementId)
        {
            ElementInfo? info = LayoutImporter.ImportInfos(dats, layoutId, elementId);
            return info is null
                ? null
                : LayoutImporter.Build(info, static _ => (0u, 0, 0), null).Root;
        }

        UiElement? BuildIcon(ElementInfo info)
            => LayoutImporter.Build(info, static _ => (0u, 0, 0), null).Root;

        // Mutable cell: Bind sees "no position yet" (0 — the real mount-time
        // state, the panel mounts before the session enters world), then the
        // player lands outdoors and the 5 s cadence re-refreshes.
        uint playerCell = 0u;
        var callbacks = new MapHousePanelController.Callbacks(
            Toggle: static () => { },
            Map: new MapPageController.Bindings(
                CurrentCalendar: static () => default,
                PlayerCellId: () => playerCell,
                HousePosition: static () => (CreateObject.ServerPosition?)null,
                TemplateResolver: ResolveTemplate,
                IconBuilder: BuildIcon),
            House: new HousePageController.Bindings(
                Lines: static () => Array.Empty<string>(),
                TemplateResolver: ResolveTemplate));

        MapHousePanelController? controller =
            MapHousePanelController.Bind(rootInfo!, layout, callbacks);
        Assert.NotNull(controller);

        // ── Pin 1: both icons resolve as BUILT elements ──────────────────
        UiElement? map = UiElement.FindDescendant(
            controller!.Root, MapPageController.MapWidgetId);
        Assert.NotNull(map);

        UiElement? playerIcon = UiElement.FindDescendant(
            controller.Root, MapPageController.PlayerIconId);
        UiElement? houseIcon = UiElement.FindDescendant(
            controller.Root, MapPageController.HouseIconId);
        Assert.NotNull(playerIcon);
        Assert.NotNull(houseIcon);

        // Attached directly under m_pMap (PlaceMarker positions them in its
        // local space), with real authored extents — PlaceMarker's centering
        // divides the icon's own Width/Height, so a zero-sized build would
        // silently mis-center every marker.
        Assert.Same(map, playerIcon!.Parent);
        Assert.Same(map, houseIcon!.Parent);
        Assert.True(playerIcon.Width > 0 && playerIcon.Height > 0,
            $"player icon built with degenerate extent {playerIcon.Width}x{playerIcon.Height}");
        Assert.True(houseIcon.Width > 0 && houseIcon.Height > 0,
            $"house icon built with degenerate extent {houseIcon.Width}x{houseIcon.Height}");

        // ── Pin 2: PlaceMarker's writes survive the per-frame layout pass ─
        // The F1 live finding's second half: the client re-runs the authored
        // layout pass (parent → child.ApplyAnchor) every frame. Pre-fix the
        // icon's compatibility anchor captured the authored (0,0) rect while
        // the panel sat indoors/hidden, then re-asserted it every frame —
        // a visible ring pinned to m_pMap's top-left corner regardless of
        // the player's position. Reproduce that exact frame order here.
        playerIcon.ApplyAnchor(map!.Width, map.Height);   // frame while cell unknown
        houseIcon.ApplyAnchor(map.Width, map.Height);
        Assert.False(playerIcon.Visible);

        playerCell = 0x11CE0001u;                          // Arwic (independently pinned:
                                                           // display coords -88.3 / 62.9)
        controller.Tick(MapPageController.RefreshIntervalSeconds + 0.01);
        Assert.True(playerIcon.Visible);

        (float expectedLeft, float expectedTop) = MapPageController.ComputeMarkerPosition(
            markerX0: 6, markerX1: 247, markerY0: 8, markerY1: 258,
            (int)playerIcon.Width, (int)playerIcon.Height, -88.30000000000001, 62.900000000000006);
        Assert.Equal(expectedLeft, playerIcon.Left);
        Assert.Equal(expectedTop, playerIcon.Top);

        playerIcon.ApplyAnchor(map.Width, map.Height);     // the next frame's pass
        Assert.Equal(expectedLeft, playerIcon.Left);
        Assert.Equal(expectedTop, playerIcon.Top);
    }
}