package css_ast

import (
	"strconv"
	"strings"

	"github.com/evanw/esbuild/internal/ast"
	"github.com/evanw/esbuild/internal/css_lexer"
	"github.com/evanw/esbuild/internal/helpers"
	"github.com/evanw/esbuild/internal/logger"
)

// CSS syntax comes in two layers: a minimal syntax that generally accepts
// anything that looks vaguely like CSS, and a large set of built-in rules
// (the things browsers actually interpret). That way CSS parsers can read
// unknown rules and skip over them without having to stop due to errors.
//
// This AST format is mostly just the minimal syntax. It parses unknown rules
// into a tree with enough information that it can write them back out again.
// There are some additional layers of syntax including selectors and @-rules
// which allow for better pretty-printing and minification.
//
// Most of the AST just references ranges of the original file by keeping the
// original "Token" values around from the lexer. This is a memory-efficient
// representation that helps provide good parsing and printing performance.

type AST struct {
	Symbols              []ast.Symbol
	CharFreq             *ast.CharFreq
	ImportRecords        []ast.ImportRecord
	Rules                []Rule
	SourceMapComment     logger.Span
	ApproximateLineCount int32
	LocalSymbols         []ast.LocRef
	LocalScope           map[string]ast.LocRef
	GlobalScope          map[string]ast.LocRef
	Composes             map[ast.Ref]*Composes

	// These contain all layer names in the file. It can be used to replace the
	// layer-related side effects of importing this file. They are split into two
	// groups (those before and after "@import" rules) so that the linker can put
	// them in the right places.
	LayersPreImport  [][]string
	LayersPostImport [][]string
}

type Composes struct {
	// Note that each of these can be either local or global. Local examples:
	//
	//   .foo { composes: bar }
	//   .bar { color: red }
	//
	// Global examples:
	//
	//   .foo { composes: bar from global }
	//   .foo :global { composes: bar }
	//   .foo { :global { composes: bar } }
	//   :global .bar { color: red }
	//
	Names []ast.LocRef

	// Each of these is local in another file. For example:
	//
	//   .foo { composes: bar from "bar.css" }
	//   .foo { composes: bar from url(bar.css) }
	//
	ImportedNames []ImportedComposesName

	// This tracks what CSS properties each class uses so that we can warn when
	// "composes" is used incorrectly to compose two classes from separate files
	// that declare the same CSS properties.
	Properties map[string]logger.Loc
}

type ImportedComposesName struct {
	Alias             string
	AliasLoc          logger.Loc
	ImportRecordIndex uint32
}

// We create a lot of tokens, so make sure this layout is memory-efficient.
// The layout here isn't optimal because it biases for convenience (e.g.
// "string" could be shorter) but at least the ordering of fields was
// deliberately chosen to minimize size.
type Token struct {
	// Contains the child tokens for component values that are simple blocks.
	// These are either "(", "{", "[", or function tokens. The closing token is
	// implicit and is not stored.
	Children *[]Token // 8 bytes

	// This is the raw contents of the token most of the time. However, it
	// contains the decoded string contents for "TString" tokens.
	Text string // 16 bytes

	// The source location at the start of the token
	Loc logger.Loc // 4 bytes

	// URL tokens have an associated import record at the top-level of the AST.
	// This index points to that import record.
	//
	// Symbol tokens have an associated symbol. This index is the "InnerIndex"
	// of the "Ref" for this symbol. The "SourceIndex" for the "Ref" is just
	// the source index of the file for this AST.
	PayloadIndex uint32 // 4 bytes

	// The division between the number and the unit for "TDimension" tokens.
	UnitOffset uint16 // 2 bytes

	// This will never be "TWhitespace" because whitespace isn't stored as a
	// token directly. Instead it is stored in "HasWhitespaceAfter" on the
	// previous token. This is to make it easier to pattern-match against
	// tokens when handling CSS rules, since whitespace almost always doesn't
	// matter. That way you can pattern match against e.g. "rgb(r, g, b)" and
	// not have to handle all possible combinations of embedded whitespace
	// tokens.
	//
	// There is one exception to this: when in verbatim whitespace mode and
	// the token list is non-empty and is only whitespace tokens. In that case
	// a single whitespace token is emitted. This is because otherwise there
	// would be no tokens to attach the whitespace before/after flags to.
	Kind css_lexer.T // 1 byte

	// These flags indicate the presence of a "TWhitespace" token before or after
	// this token. There should be whitespace printed between two tokens if either
	// token indicates that there should be whitespace. Note that whitespace may
	// be altered by processing in certain situations (e.g. minification).
	Whitespace WhitespaceFlags // 1 byte
}

type WhitespaceFlags uint8

const (
	WhitespaceBefore WhitespaceFlags = 1 << iota
	WhitespaceAfter
)

// This is necessary when comparing tokens between two different files
type CrossFileEqualityCheck struct {
	ImportRecordsA []ast.ImportRecord
	ImportRecordsB []ast.ImportRecord
	Symbols        ast.SymbolMap
	SourceIndexA   uint32
	SourceIndexB   uint32
}

func (check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) RefsAreEquivalent(a ast.Ref, b ast.Ref) bool {
	if a == b {
		return true
	}
	if check == nil || check.Symbols.SymbolsForSource == nil {
		return false
	}
	a = ast.FollowSymbols(check.Symbols, a)
	b = ast.FollowSymbols(check.Symbols, b)
	if a == b {
		return true
	}
	symbolA := check.Symbols.Get(a)
	symbolB := check.Symbols.Get(b)
	return symbolA.Kind == ast.SymbolGlobalCSS && symbolB.Kind == ast.SymbolGlobalCSS && symbolA.OriginalName == symbolB.OriginalName
}

func (a Token) Equal(b Token, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if a.Kind == b.Kind && a.Text == b.Text && a.Whitespace == b.Whitespace {
		// URLs should be compared based on the text of the associated import record
		// (which is what will actually be printed) instead of the original text
		if a.Kind == css_lexer.TURL {
			if check == nil {
				// If both tokens are in the same file, just compare the index
				if a.PayloadIndex != b.PayloadIndex {
					return false
				}
			} else {
				// If the tokens come from separate files, compare the import records
				// themselves instead of comparing the indices. This can happen when
				// the linker runs a "DuplicateRuleRemover" during bundling. This
				// doesn't compare the source indices because at this point during
				// linking, paths inside the bundle (e.g. due to the "copy" loader)
				// should have already been converted into text (e.g. the "unique key"
				// string).
				if check.ImportRecordsA[a.PayloadIndex].Path.Text !=
					check.ImportRecordsB[b.PayloadIndex].Path.Text {
					return false
				}
			}
		}

		// Symbols should be compared based on the symbol reference instead of the
		// original text
		if a.Kind == css_lexer.TSymbol {
			if check == nil {
				// If both tokens are in the same file, just compare the index
				if a.PayloadIndex != b.PayloadIndex {
					return false
				}
			} else {
				// If the tokens come from separate files, compare the symbols themselves
				refA := ast.Ref{SourceIndex: check.SourceIndexA, InnerIndex: a.PayloadIndex}
				refB := ast.Ref{SourceIndex: check.SourceIndexB, InnerIndex: b.PayloadIndex}
				if !check.RefsAreEquivalent(refA, refB) {
					return false
				}
			}
		}

		if a.Children == nil && b.Children == nil {
			return true
		}

		if a.Children != nil && b.Children != nil && TokensEqual(*a.Children, *b.Children, check) {
			return true
		}
	}

	return false
}

func TokensEqual(a []Token, b []Token, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if len(a) != len(b) {
		return false
	}
	for i, ai := range a {
		if !ai.Equal(b[i], check) {
			return false
		}
	}
	return true
}

func HashTokens(hash uint32, tokens []Token) uint32 {
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(tokens)))

	for _, t := range tokens {
		hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(t.Kind))
		if t.Kind != css_lexer.TURL {
			hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, t.Text)
		}
		if t.Children != nil {
			hash = HashTokens(hash, *t.Children)
		}
	}

	return hash
}

func (a Token) EqualIgnoringWhitespace(b Token) bool {
	if a.Kind == b.Kind && a.Text == b.Text && a.PayloadIndex == b.PayloadIndex {
		if a.Children == nil && b.Children == nil {
			return true
		}

		if a.Children != nil && b.Children != nil && TokensEqualIgnoringWhitespace(*a.Children, *b.Children) {
			return true
		}
	}

	return false
}

func TokensEqualIgnoringWhitespace(a []Token, b []Token) bool {
	if len(a) != len(b) {
		return false
	}
	for i, c := range a {
		if !c.EqualIgnoringWhitespace(b[i]) {
			return false
		}
	}
	return true
}

func TokensAreCommaSeparated(tokens []Token) bool {
	if n := len(tokens); (n & 1) != 0 {
		for i := 1; i < n; i += 2 {
			if tokens[i].Kind != css_lexer.TComma {
				return false
			}
		}
		return true
	}
	return false
}

type PercentageFlags uint8

const (
	AllowPercentageBelow0 PercentageFlags = 1 << iota
	AllowPercentageAbove100
	AllowAnyPercentage = AllowPercentageBelow0 | AllowPercentageAbove100
)

func (t Token) NumberOrFractionForPercentage(percentReferenceRange float64, flags PercentageFlags) (float64, bool) {
	switch t.Kind {
	case css_lexer.TNumber:
		if f, err := strconv.ParseFloat(t.Text, 64); err == nil {
			return f, true
		}

	case css_lexer.TPercentage:
		if f, err := strconv.ParseFloat(t.PercentageValue(), 64); err == nil {
			if (flags&AllowPercentageBelow0) == 0 && f < 0 {
				return 0, true
			}
			if (flags&AllowPercentageAbove100) == 0 && f > 100 {
				return percentReferenceRange, true
			}
			return f / 100 * percentReferenceRange, true
		}
	}

	return 0, false
}

func (t Token) ClampedFractionForPercentage() (float64, bool) {
	if t.Kind == css_lexer.TPercentage {
		if f, err := strconv.ParseFloat(t.PercentageValue(), 64); err == nil {
			if f < 0 {
				return 0, true
			}
			if f > 100 {
				return 1, true
			}
			return f / 100, true
		}
	}

	return 0, false
}

// https://drafts.csswg.org/css-values-3/#lengths
// For zero lengths the unit identifier is optional
// (i.e. can be syntactically represented as the <number> 0).
func (t *Token) TurnLengthIntoNumberIfZero() bool {
	if t.Kind == css_lexer.TDimension && t.DimensionValue() == "0" {
		t.Kind = css_lexer.TNumber
		t.Text = "0"
		return true
	}
	return false
}

func (t *Token) TurnLengthOrPercentageIntoNumberIfZero() bool {
	if t.Kind == css_lexer.TPercentage && t.PercentageValue() == "0" {
		t.Kind = css_lexer.TNumber
		t.Text = "0"
		return true
	}
	return t.TurnLengthIntoNumberIfZero()
}

func (t Token) PercentageValue() string {
	return t.Text[:len(t.Text)-1]
}

func (t Token) DimensionValue() string {
	return t.Text[:t.UnitOffset]
}

func (t Token) DimensionUnit() string {
	return t.Text[t.UnitOffset:]
}

func (t Token) DimensionUnitIsSafeLength() bool {
	switch strings.ToLower(t.DimensionUnit()) {
	// These units can be reasonably expected to be supported everywhere.
	// Information used: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/length
	case "cm", "em", "in", "mm", "pc", "pt", "px":
		return true
	}
	return false
}

func (t Token) IsZero() bool {
	return t.Kind == css_lexer.TNumber && t.Text == "0"
}

func (t Token) IsOne() bool {
	return t.Kind == css_lexer.TNumber && t.Text == "1"
}

func (t Token) IsAngle() bool {
	if t.Kind == css_lexer.TDimension {
		unit := strings.ToLower(t.DimensionUnit())
		return unit == "deg" || unit == "grad" || unit == "rad" || unit == "turn"
	}
	return false
}

func CloneTokensWithoutImportRecords(tokensIn []Token) (tokensOut []Token) {
	for _, t := range tokensIn {
		if t.Children != nil {
			children := CloneTokensWithoutImportRecords(*t.Children)
			t.Children = &children
		}
		tokensOut = append(tokensOut, t)
	}
	return
}

func CloneTokensWithImportRecords(
	tokensIn []Token, importRecordsIn []ast.ImportRecord,
	tokensOut []Token, importRecordsOut []ast.ImportRecord,
) ([]Token, []ast.ImportRecord) {
	// Preallocate the output array if we can
	if tokensOut == nil {
		tokensOut = make([]Token, 0, len(tokensIn))
	}

	for _, t := range tokensIn {
		// Clear the source mapping if this token is being used in another file
		t.Loc.Start = 0

		// If this is a URL token, also clone the import record
		if t.Kind == css_lexer.TURL {
			importRecordIndex := uint32(len(importRecordsOut))
			importRecordsOut = append(importRecordsOut, importRecordsIn[t.PayloadIndex])
			t.PayloadIndex = importRecordIndex
		}

		// Also search for URL tokens in this token's children
		if t.Children != nil {
			var children []Token
			children, importRecordsOut = CloneTokensWithImportRecords(*t.Children, importRecordsIn, children, importRecordsOut)
			t.Children = &children
		}

		tokensOut = append(tokensOut, t)
	}

	return tokensOut, importRecordsOut
}

type Rule struct {
	Data R
	Loc  logger.Loc
}

type R interface {
	Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool
	Hash() (uint32, bool)
}

func RulesEqual(a []Rule, b []Rule, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if len(a) != len(b) {
		return false
	}
	for i, ai := range a {
		if !ai.Data.Equal(b[i].Data, check) {
			return false
		}
	}
	return true
}

func HashRules(hash uint32, rules []Rule) uint32 {
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(rules)))
	for _, child := range rules {
		if childHash, ok := child.Data.Hash(); ok {
			hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, childHash)
		} else {
			hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, 0)
		}
	}
	return hash
}

type RAtCharset struct {
	Encoding string
}

func (a *RAtCharset) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RAtCharset)
	return ok && a.Encoding == b.Encoding
}

func (r *RAtCharset) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(1)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.Encoding)
	return hash, true
}

type ImportConditions struct {
	// The syntax for "@import" has been extended with optional conditions that
	// behave as if the imported file was wrapped in a "@layer", "@supports",
	// and/or "@media" rule. The possible syntax combinations are as follows:
	//
	//   @import url(...);
	//   @import url(...) layer;
	//   @import url(...) layer(layer-name);
	//   @import url(...) layer(layer-name) supports(supports-condition);
	//   @import url(...) layer(layer-name) supports(supports-condition) list-of-media-queries;
	//   @import url(...) layer(layer-name) list-of-media-queries;
	//   @import url(...) supports(supports-condition);
	//   @import url(...) supports(supports-condition) list-of-media-queries;
	//   @import url(...) list-of-media-queries;
	//
	// From: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@import#syntax
	Media []Token

	// These two fields will only ever have zero or one tokens. However, they are
	// implemented as arrays for convenience because most of esbuild's helper
	// functions that operate on tokens take arrays instead of individual tokens.
	Layers   []Token
	Supports []Token
}

func (c *ImportConditions) CloneWithImportRecords(importRecordsIn []ast.ImportRecord, importRecordsOut []ast.ImportRecord) (ImportConditions, []ast.ImportRecord) {
	result := ImportConditions{}
	result.Layers, importRecordsOut = CloneTokensWithImportRecords(c.Layers, importRecordsIn, nil, importRecordsOut)
	result.Supports, importRecordsOut = CloneTokensWithImportRecords(c.Supports, importRecordsIn, nil, importRecordsOut)
	result.Media, importRecordsOut = CloneTokensWithImportRecords(c.Media, importRecordsIn, nil, importRecordsOut)
	return result, importRecordsOut
}

type RAtImport struct {
	ImportConditions  *ImportConditions
	ImportRecordIndex uint32
}

func (*RAtImport) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	return false
}

func (r *RAtImport) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	return 0, false
}

type RAtKeyframes struct {
	AtToken       string
	Name          ast.LocRef
	Blocks        []KeyframeBlock
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

type KeyframeBlock struct {
	Selectors     []string
	Rules         []Rule
	Loc           logger.Loc
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

func (a *RAtKeyframes) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if b, ok := rule.(*RAtKeyframes); ok && strings.EqualFold(a.AtToken, b.AtToken) && check.RefsAreEquivalent(a.Name.Ref, b.Name.Ref) && len(a.Blocks) == len(b.Blocks) {
		for i, ai := range a.Blocks {
			bi := b.Blocks[i]
			if len(ai.Selectors) != len(bi.Selectors) {
				return false
			}
			for j, aj := range ai.Selectors {
				if aj != bi.Selectors[j] {
					return false
				}
			}
			if !RulesEqual(ai.Rules, bi.Rules, check) {
				return false
			}
		}
		return true
	}
	return false
}

func (r *RAtKeyframes) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(2)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.AtToken)
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(r.Blocks)))
	for _, block := range r.Blocks {
		hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(block.Selectors)))
		for _, sel := range block.Selectors {
			hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, sel)
		}
		hash = HashRules(hash, block.Rules)
	}
	return hash, true
}

type RKnownAt struct {
	AtToken       string
	Prelude       []Token
	Rules         []Rule
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

func (a *RKnownAt) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RKnownAt)
	return ok && strings.EqualFold(a.AtToken, b.AtToken) && TokensEqual(a.Prelude, b.Prelude, check) && RulesEqual(a.Rules, b.Rules, check)
}

func (r *RKnownAt) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(3)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.AtToken)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Prelude)
	hash = HashRules(hash, r.Rules)
	return hash, true
}

type RUnknownAt struct {
	AtToken string
	Prelude []Token
	Block   []Token
}

func (a *RUnknownAt) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RUnknownAt)
	return ok && strings.EqualFold(a.AtToken, b.AtToken) && TokensEqual(a.Prelude, b.Prelude, check) && TokensEqual(a.Block, b.Block, check)
}

func (r *RUnknownAt) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(4)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.AtToken)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Prelude)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Block)
	return hash, true
}

type RSelector struct {
	Selectors     []ComplexSelector
	Rules         []Rule
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

func (a *RSelector) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RSelector)
	return ok && ComplexSelectorsEqual(a.Selectors, b.Selectors, check) && RulesEqual(a.Rules, b.Rules, check)
}

func (r *RSelector) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(5)
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(r.Selectors)))
	hash = HashComplexSelectors(hash, r.Selectors)
	hash = HashRules(hash, r.Rules)
	return hash, true
}

type RQualified struct {
	Prelude       []Token
	Rules         []Rule
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

func (a *RQualified) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RQualified)
	return ok && TokensEqual(a.Prelude, b.Prelude, check) && RulesEqual(a.Rules, b.Rules, check)
}

func (r *RQualified) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(6)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Prelude)
	hash = HashRules(hash, r.Rules)
	return hash, true
}

type RDeclaration struct {
	KeyText   string
	Value     []Token
	KeyRange  logger.Range
	Key       D // Compare using this instead of "Key" for speed
	Important bool
}

func (a *RDeclaration) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RDeclaration)
	return ok && a.KeyText == b.KeyText && TokensEqual(a.Value, b.Value, check) && a.Important == b.Important
}

func (r *RDeclaration) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	var hash uint32
	if r.Key == DUnknown {
		if r.Important {
			hash = uint32(7)
		} else {
			hash = uint32(8)
		}
		hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.KeyText)
	} else {
		if r.Important {
			hash = uint32(9)
		} else {
			hash = uint32(10)
		}
		hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(r.Key))
	}
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Value)
	return hash, true
}

type RBadDeclaration struct {
	Tokens []Token
}

func (a *RBadDeclaration) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RBadDeclaration)
	return ok && TokensEqual(a.Tokens, b.Tokens, check)
}

func (r *RBadDeclaration) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(11)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, r.Tokens)
	return hash, true
}

type RComment struct {
	Text string
}

func (a *RComment) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := rule.(*RComment)
	return ok && a.Text == b.Text
}

func (r *RComment) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(12)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, r.Text)
	return hash, true
}

type RAtLayer struct {
	Names         [][]string
	Rules         []Rule
	CloseBraceLoc logger.Loc
}

func (a *RAtLayer) Equal(rule R, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if b, ok := rule.(*RAtLayer); ok && len(a.Names) == len(b.Names) && len(a.Rules) == len(b.Rules) {
		for i, ai := range a.Names {
			bi := b.Names[i]
			if len(ai) != len(bi) {
				return false
			}
			for j, aj := range ai {
				if aj != bi[j] {
					return false
				}
			}
		}
		if !RulesEqual(a.Rules, b.Rules, check) {
			return false
		}
	}
	return false
}

func (r *RAtLayer) Hash() (uint32, bool) {
	hash := uint32(13)
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(r.Names)))
	for _, parts := range r.Names {
		hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(parts)))
		for _, part := range parts {
			hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, part)
		}
	}
	hash = HashRules(hash, r.Rules)
	return hash, true
}

type ComplexSelector struct {
	Selectors []CompoundSelector
}

func ComplexSelectorsEqual(a []ComplexSelector, b []ComplexSelector, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if len(a) != len(b) {
		return false
	}
	for i, ai := range a {
		if !ai.Equal(b[i], check) {
			return false
		}
	}
	return true
}

func HashComplexSelectors(hash uint32, selectors []ComplexSelector) uint32 {
	for _, complex := range selectors {
		hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(complex.Selectors)))
		for _, sel := range complex.Selectors {
			if sel.TypeSelector != nil {
				hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, sel.TypeSelector.Name.Text)
			} else {
				hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, 0)
			}
			hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(len(sel.SubclassSelectors)))
			for _, ss := range sel.SubclassSelectors {
				hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, ss.Data.Hash())
			}
			hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(sel.Combinator.Byte))
		}
	}
	return hash
}

func (s ComplexSelector) Clone() ComplexSelector {
	clone := ComplexSelector{Selectors: make([]CompoundSelector, len(s.Selectors))}
	for i, sel := range s.Selectors {
		clone.Selectors[i] = sel.Clone()
	}
	return clone
}

func (sel ComplexSelector) ContainsNestingCombinator() bool {
	for _, inner := range sel.Selectors {
		if len(inner.NestingSelectorLocs) > 0 {
			return true
		}
		for _, ss := range inner.SubclassSelectors {
			if pseudo, ok := ss.Data.(*SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList); ok {
				for _, nested := range pseudo.Selectors {
					if nested.ContainsNestingCombinator() {
						return true
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return false
}

func (sel ComplexSelector) IsRelative() bool {
	// https://www.w3.org/TR/css-nesting-1/#syntax
	// "If a selector in the <relative-selector-list> does not start with a
	// combinator but does contain the nesting selector, it is interpreted
	// as a non-relative selector."
	if sel.Selectors[0].Combinator.Byte == 0 && sel.ContainsNestingCombinator() {
		return false
	}
	return true
}

func tokensContainAmpersandRecursive(tokens []Token) bool {
	for _, t := range tokens {
		if t.Kind == css_lexer.TDelimAmpersand {
			return true
		}
		if children := t.Children; children != nil && tokensContainAmpersandRecursive(*children) {
			return true
		}
	}
	return false
}

func (sel ComplexSelector) UsesPseudoElement() bool {
	for _, sel := range sel.Selectors {
		for _, ss := range sel.SubclassSelectors {
			if class, ok := ss.Data.(*SSPseudoClass); ok {
				if class.IsElement {
					return true
				}

				// https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-4/#single-colon-pseudos
				// The four Level 2 pseudo-elements (::before, ::after, ::first-line,
				// and ::first-letter) may, for legacy reasons, be represented using
				// the <pseudo-class-selector> grammar, with only a single ":"
				// character at their start.
				switch class.Name {
				case "before", "after", "first-line", "first-letter":
					return true
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return false
}

func (a ComplexSelector) Equal(b ComplexSelector, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	if len(a.Selectors) != len(b.Selectors) {
		return false
	}

	for i, ai := range a.Selectors {
		bi := b.Selectors[i]
		if len(ai.NestingSelectorLocs) != len(bi.NestingSelectorLocs) || ai.Combinator.Byte != bi.Combinator.Byte {
			return false
		}

		if ats, bts := ai.TypeSelector, bi.TypeSelector; (ats == nil) != (bts == nil) {
			return false
		} else if ats != nil && bts != nil && !ats.Equal(*bts) {
			return false
		}

		if len(ai.SubclassSelectors) != len(bi.SubclassSelectors) {
			return false
		}
		for j, aj := range ai.SubclassSelectors {
			if !aj.Data.Equal(bi.SubclassSelectors[j].Data, check) {
				return false
			}
		}
	}

	return true
}

type Combinator struct {
	Loc  logger.Loc
	Byte uint8 // Optional, may be 0 for no combinator
}

type CompoundSelector struct {
	TypeSelector        *NamespacedName
	SubclassSelectors   []SubclassSelector
	NestingSelectorLocs []logger.Loc // "&" vs. "&&" is different specificity
	Combinator          Combinator   // Optional, may be 0

	// If this is true, this is a "&" that was generated by a bare ":local" or ":global"
	WasEmptyFromLocalOrGlobal bool
}

func (sel CompoundSelector) IsSingleAmpersand() bool {
	return len(sel.NestingSelectorLocs) == 1 && sel.Combinator.Byte == 0 && sel.TypeSelector == nil && len(sel.SubclassSelectors) == 0
}

func (sel CompoundSelector) IsInvalidBecauseEmpty() bool {
	return len(sel.NestingSelectorLocs) == 0 && sel.TypeSelector == nil && len(sel.SubclassSelectors) == 0
}

func (sel CompoundSelector) Range() (r logger.Range) {
	if sel.Combinator.Byte != 0 {
		r = logger.Range{Loc: sel.Combinator.Loc, Len: 1}
	}
	if sel.TypeSelector != nil {
		r.ExpandBy(sel.TypeSelector.Range())
	}
	for _, loc := range sel.NestingSelectorLocs {
		r.ExpandBy(logger.Range{Loc: loc, Len: 1})
	}
	if len(sel.SubclassSelectors) > 0 {
		for _, ss := range sel.SubclassSelectors {
			r.ExpandBy(ss.Range)
		}
	}
	return
}

func (sel CompoundSelector) Clone() CompoundSelector {
	clone := sel

	if sel.TypeSelector != nil {
		t := sel.TypeSelector.Clone()
		clone.TypeSelector = &t
	}

	if sel.SubclassSelectors != nil {
		selectors := make([]SubclassSelector, len(sel.SubclassSelectors))
		for i, ss := range sel.SubclassSelectors {
			ss.Data = ss.Data.Clone()
			selectors[i] = ss
		}
		clone.SubclassSelectors = selectors
	}

	return clone
}

type NameToken struct {
	Text  string
	Range logger.Range
	Kind  css_lexer.T
}

func (a NameToken) Equal(b NameToken) bool {
	return a.Text == b.Text && a.Kind == b.Kind
}

type NamespacedName struct {
	// If present, this is an identifier or "*" and is followed by a "|" character
	NamespacePrefix *NameToken

	// This is an identifier or "*"
	Name NameToken
}

func (n NamespacedName) Range() logger.Range {
	if n.NamespacePrefix != nil {
		loc := n.NamespacePrefix.Range.Loc
		return logger.Range{Loc: loc, Len: n.Name.Range.End() - loc.Start}
	}
	return n.Name.Range
}

func (n NamespacedName) Clone() NamespacedName {
	clone := n
	if n.NamespacePrefix != nil {
		prefix := *n.NamespacePrefix
		clone.NamespacePrefix = &prefix
	}
	return clone
}

func (a NamespacedName) Equal(b NamespacedName) bool {
	return a.Name.Equal(b.Name) && (a.NamespacePrefix == nil) == (b.NamespacePrefix == nil) &&
		(a.NamespacePrefix == nil || b.NamespacePrefix == nil || a.NamespacePrefix.Equal(b.Name))
}

type SubclassSelector struct {
	Data  SS
	Range logger.Range
}

type SS interface {
	Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool
	Hash() uint32
	Clone() SS
}

type SSHash struct {
	Name ast.LocRef
}

func (a *SSHash) Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := ss.(*SSHash)
	return ok && check.RefsAreEquivalent(a.Name.Ref, b.Name.Ref)
}

func (ss *SSHash) Hash() uint32 {
	hash := uint32(1)
	return hash
}

func (ss *SSHash) Clone() SS {
	clone := *ss
	return &clone
}

type SSClass struct {
	Name ast.LocRef
}

func (a *SSClass) Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := ss.(*SSClass)
	return ok && check.RefsAreEquivalent(a.Name.Ref, b.Name.Ref)
}

func (ss *SSClass) Hash() uint32 {
	hash := uint32(2)
	return hash
}

func (ss *SSClass) Clone() SS {
	clone := *ss
	return &clone
}

type SSAttribute struct {
	MatcherOp       string // Either "" or one of: "=" "~=" "|=" "^=" "$=" "*="
	MatcherValue    string
	NamespacedName  NamespacedName
	MatcherModifier byte // Either 0 or one of: 'i' 'I' 's' 'S'
}

func (a *SSAttribute) Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := ss.(*SSAttribute)
	return ok && a.NamespacedName.Equal(b.NamespacedName) && a.MatcherOp == b.MatcherOp &&
		a.MatcherValue == b.MatcherValue && a.MatcherModifier == b.MatcherModifier
}

func (ss *SSAttribute) Hash() uint32 {
	hash := uint32(3)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.NamespacedName.Name.Text)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.MatcherOp)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.MatcherValue)
	return hash
}

func (ss *SSAttribute) Clone() SS {
	clone := *ss
	clone.NamespacedName = ss.NamespacedName.Clone()
	return &clone
}

type SSPseudoClass struct {
	Name      string
	Args      []Token
	IsElement bool // If true, this is prefixed by "::" instead of ":"
}

func (a *SSPseudoClass) Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := ss.(*SSPseudoClass)
	return ok && a.Name == b.Name && TokensEqual(a.Args, b.Args, check) && a.IsElement == b.IsElement
}

func (ss *SSPseudoClass) Hash() uint32 {
	hash := uint32(4)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.Name)
	hash = HashTokens(hash, ss.Args)
	return hash
}

func (ss *SSPseudoClass) Clone() SS {
	clone := *ss
	if ss.Args != nil {
		ss.Args = CloneTokensWithoutImportRecords(ss.Args)
	}
	return &clone
}

type PseudoClassKind uint8

const (
	PseudoClassGlobal PseudoClassKind = iota
	PseudoClassHas
	PseudoClassIs
	PseudoClassLocal
	PseudoClassNot
	PseudoClassNthChild
	PseudoClassNthLastChild
	PseudoClassNthLastOfType
	PseudoClassNthOfType
	PseudoClassWhere
)

func (kind PseudoClassKind) HasNthIndex() bool {
	return kind >= PseudoClassNthChild && kind <= PseudoClassNthOfType
}

func (kind PseudoClassKind) String() string {
	switch kind {
	case PseudoClassGlobal:
		return "global"
	case PseudoClassHas:
		return "has"
	case PseudoClassIs:
		return "is"
	case PseudoClassLocal:
		return "local"
	case PseudoClassNot:
		return "not"
	case PseudoClassNthChild:
		return "nth-child"
	case PseudoClassNthLastChild:
		return "nth-last-child"
	case PseudoClassNthLastOfType:
		return "nth-last-of-type"
	case PseudoClassNthOfType:
		return "nth-of-type"
	case PseudoClassWhere:
		return "where"
	default:
		panic("Internal error")
	}
}

// This is the "An+B" syntax
type NthIndex struct {
	A string
	B string // May be "even" or "odd"
}

func (index *NthIndex) Minify() {
	// "even" => "2n"
	if index.B == "even" {
		index.A = "2"
		index.B = ""
		return
	}

	// "2n+1" => "odd"
	if index.A == "2" && index.B == "1" {
		index.A = ""
		index.B = "odd"
		return
	}

	// "0n+1" => "1"
	if index.A == "0" {
		index.A = ""
		if index.B == "" {
			// "0n" => "0"
			index.B = "0"
		}
		return
	}

	// "1n+0" => "1n"
	if index.B == "0" && index.A != "" {
		index.B = ""
	}
}

// See https://drafts.csswg.org/selectors/#grouping
type SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList struct {
	Selectors []ComplexSelector
	Index     NthIndex
	Kind      PseudoClassKind
}

func (a *SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList) Equal(ss SS, check *CrossFileEqualityCheck) bool {
	b, ok := ss.(*SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList)
	return ok && a.Kind == b.Kind && a.Index == b.Index && ComplexSelectorsEqual(a.Selectors, b.Selectors, check)
}

func (ss *SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList) Hash() uint32 {
	hash := uint32(5)
	hash = helpers.HashCombine(hash, uint32(ss.Kind))
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.Index.A)
	hash = helpers.HashCombineString(hash, ss.Index.B)
	hash = HashComplexSelectors(hash, ss.Selectors)
	return hash
}

func (ss *SSPseudoClassWithSelectorList) Clone() SS {
	clone := *ss
	clone.Selectors = make([]ComplexSelector, len(ss.Selectors))
	for i, sel := range ss.Selectors {
		clone.Selectors[i] = sel.Clone()
	}
	return &clone
}